Dobot CR 30H Standard Edition Collaborative Robot

Every production planner knows the arithmetic of a heavy part: the more it weighs, the more carefully it tends to be moved, and the more carefully it is moved, the more each cycle costs the line. The Dobot CR 30H Standard Edition Collaborative Robot is DOBOT's response to that arithmetic. It is a heavy-duty cobot that combines a rated payload of 30kg and a maximum reach of 1800 mm with a maximum TCP speed of 6 m/s, so that substantial loads need not dictate the pace of an entire cell. For integrators who have watched one slow end-of-line station hold back everything upstream, it merits close examination.

Robots Middle East supplies the Dobot CR 30H Standard Edition to manufacturers, logistics operators, system integrators and research institutions across the Middle East. Our team prepares each quotation around your application, advises on the arm, its control cabinet and the surrounding cell, and remains your point of contact for delivery, commissioning support and after-sales service throughout the region.

Background

DOBOT and its collaborative robot family

DOBOT is a robotics manufacturer whose range extends from compact educational arms and industrial collaborative robots to humanoid and legged platforms, all of which can be explored in our Dobot collection. Its CR series forms the company's line of industrial collaborative arms, designed to work in shared spaces and to be redeployed as production needs change. The CR 30H sits at the heavy end of that line, and DOBOT offers it in three editions: the CR 30H Standard Edition described on this page, the CR 30HT Touch Edition and the CR 30H-Food Clean Edition. DOBOT presents the Standard Edition under the theme of reliable performance and productivity, as the general-purpose choice for industrial handling.

HyperMove and a 1kHz control cycle

The engineering behind the CR 30H concentrates on motion quality rather than raw strength alone. It is equipped with HyperMove™ motion control, which adjusts acceleration so that the arm maintains its maximum reliable speed through a movement instead of being limited to a conservative profile. Beneath this runs a 1kHz real-time control frequency, which minimises command latency and allows high-speed motion without overshooting the target. Safety in the event of a power interruption is addressed mechanically: fail-safe electromagnetic brakes engage automatically during power loss, holding the arm rather than allowing it to drop under its load.

Technical Specifications

Specifications are as published by the manufacturer and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

DOBOT has not published the IP rating, the safety certifications or the software version of the Standard Edition, nor what is in the box or whether the teach pendant is included in delivery; Robots Middle East confirms each of these at quotation.

How does the CR 30H keep its pace with heavy loads?

Heavy-payload arms are often tuned cautiously, because a fast movement with a large mass invites overshoot, vibration and settling time at the end of each stroke. The CR 30H tackles this on two levels. HyperMove™ governs acceleration actively, aiming to keep the arm at the highest speed it can sustain reliably rather than imposing one fixed, conservative ramp. The 1kHz control cycle then gives the controller a dense stream of corrections, which is what allows a quick approach to end cleanly instead of overshooting its target.

Precision is the other half of the argument. A repeatability of ±0.05 mm means that a fast cycle need not compromise placement, which matters when parts are loaded into fixtures, stacked on pallets or presented to a machine. Combined with the 1800 mm reach, the arm can serve a broad working envelope from a single mounting point, reducing the number of times a heavy part must be handed from one device to another. The practical result for a planner is a cell in which the robot is less likely to be the bottleneck, even when the part is substantial.

What does installing the CR 30H involve?

The installation profile is unusually accommodating for a heavy-duty arm. The control cabinet runs from a single phase 200-240V AC, 50/60Hz supply, with a typical power consumption of 500W and a maximum of 2500W, which simplifies planning in facilities where a dedicated three-phase feed is inconvenient. The cabinet itself measures 400mm*190mm*400mm and weighs 19kg, and it connects to the arm through a 6m cable, giving room to position it away from the working zone.

Because the arm may be mounted in any orientation, it can be installed on the floor, on a wall, inverted from a gantry or on a pedestal, depending on how the cell is laid out. Two Ethernet ports supporting TCP/IP, Modbus TCP, Ethernet/IP and Profinet allow it to communicate with the PLCs and supervisory systems commonly found on industrial lines. At the wrist, the end-effector I/O supply delivers 0/12/24V, 2A avg, 3A max, for powering grippers and tools directly. One regional point deserves attention: the operating temperature is 0~50℃, so installations in un-cooled warehouses or outdoor-adjacent bays across the Gulf should be assessed for ambient conditions before the cell is planned.

Who is the CR 30H Standard Edition for?

The Standard Edition suits manufacturers who need to move heavy parts quickly and repeatably, and who wish to avoid the infrastructure that a conventional heavy industrial robot can demand. Automotive suppliers, metal fabricators, building-materials producers and packaging operations handling sacks, cartons or cases are natural candidates. System integrators will value the any-orientation mounting and the range of industrial network protocols, which ease the task of fitting the arm into an existing line. Universities and research centres studying heavy-payload collaborative handling may also find it a capable platform.

Not every buyer is best served by the Standard Edition. Where an application involves food, the CR 30H-Food Clean Edition is the version to discuss with us. Where interaction with the arm itself is central to the task, please ask us how the CR 30HT Touch Edition differs. To compare the CR 30H with lighter collaborative arms, our Cobots category presents the wider range.

What is the CR 30H used for?

1. Palletising — stacking heavy cartons, cases or sacks at the end of a line within a broad reach envelope.
2. Machine tending — loading and unloading heavy workpieces at CNC machines, presses and moulding equipment.
3. Heavy pick and place — transferring substantial components between conveyors, fixtures and stations.
4. Packaging and depalletising — breaking down incoming pallets and feeding product into packaging lines.
5. Part presentation — holding large parts steadily for inspection, assembly or downstream processes.
6. Research and training — giving engineering teams a heavy-payload platform for collaborative automation studies.

Pricing and Availability

Robots Middle East supplies the Dobot CR 30H Standard Edition on a quotation basis, so that the configuration, accessories and integration support match your project rather than a generic package. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with your quotation. Please share your application, the payloads and cycle times you are targeting and your site conditions, and our team will respond with a tailored proposal. To begin, use the quotation request available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What payload can the CR 30H handle?

The CR 30H Standard Edition has a rated payload of 30kg. Gripper or tool weight should be considered as part of that load when planning your application.

How far can the arm reach?

The maximum reach is 1800 mm, with a repeatability of ±0.05 mm.

What power supply does it require?

The control cabinet runs from a single phase 200-240V AC, 50/60Hz supply. Typical power consumption is 500W, with a maximum of 2500W.

Can the arm be mounted on a wall or ceiling?

Yes. The mounting method is any orientation, so floor, wall, inverted and pedestal installations are all possible, subject to a suitably rigid mounting structure.

Which industrial protocols does it support?

The controller offers 2 × Ethernet ports supporting TCP/IP, Modbus TCP, Ethernet/IP and Profinet.

What happens to the arm during a power cut?

The CR 30H is equipped with fail-safe electromagnetic brakes that engage automatically during power loss, so the arm holds its position rather than dropping under its load.

Where can I buy the Dobot CR 30H Standard Edition and what does it cost?

You can obtain it from Robots Middle East, which supplies and supports it across the Middle East. The cost depends on your configuration and project scope, so please request a quotation and our team will prepare a proposal for you.

Summary

The heavier the part, the stronger the temptation to slow everything down. The Dobot CR 30H Standard Edition Collaborative Robot is built to resist that temptation: a rated payload of 30kg and a reach of 1800 mm are paired with HyperMove™ motion control, a 1kHz control cycle and a maximum TCP speed of 6 m/s, while repeatability of ±0.05 mm keeps fast cycles precise. A single-phase supply, any-orientation mounting and standard industrial protocols make it practical to integrate, and fail-safe brakes address power loss. For manufacturers and integrators across the Middle East who want heavy handling that keeps pace with the rest of the line, this page is the starting point.