SIASUN HC-X2-T (HC-X2-T)

A tonne of load and a third of a millimetre of tolerance rarely share a specification sheet. Heavy-duty vehicles are usually built to move pallets roughly into place, while precise work tends to belong to robots anchored firmly to a bench. The SIASUN HC-X2-T (HC-X2-T) brings those two worlds together: a mobile platform rated for a platform load of 1000kg Max, carrying a collaborative robot, with an overall accuracy of ±0.3mm. Where heavy material and careful handling meet at the same station, that pairing changes what a single machine can reasonably be asked to do, and how many separate machines a production line actually needs.

Robots Middle East supplies the SIASUN HC-X2-T to customers across the Middle East, preparing each quotation around the customer's site, application and integration requirements. Our team advises on configuration, execution units and charging arrangements before an order is placed, and Robots Middle East remains the point of contact for delivery, commissioning questions and ongoing support once the robot is in service.

Background

SIASUN and the DUCO mobile cobot family

The HC-X2-T belongs to SIASUN's DUCO range of mobile collaborative robots. Rather than pairing a vehicle from one supplier with an arm from another, SIASUN integrates a self-developed mobile platform with its own collaborative robot, so that chassis, arm and controls are designed to work as one system. The sources name several versions within this family, among them the HC-X2-B, HC-X2-L, HC-X2-T and HC-X6-B. The figures on this page belong to the HC-X2-T alone; each sibling has its own specification, which should be checked separately rather than assumed from this one.

Mobile collaborative robots, sometimes called mobile manipulators, have grown out of a simple observation in modern factories and warehouses: fixed automation is efficient at one point, but much of the effort in a facility lies in the spaces between points. By combining travel and manipulation, this class of robot allows one asset to serve several stations, to follow changing production layouts and to work alongside people rather than behind fencing.

One system, one screen

Three design choices define the HC-X2-T as an integrated product rather than an assembly of parts. The first is the chassis: SIASUN uses a wheel system specially designed for the mobile collaborative robot, offering greater stability and reliability, which matters when an arm is working on top of a moving base. The second is control: an integrated teaching pendant provides a single screen for visual interaction and debugging of both the mobile platform and the collaborative arm, allowing for faster deployment because engineers do not have to switch between separate interfaces. The third is safety: ground and airspace safety with real-time protection enables safe human-robot collaboration, covering both the area the vehicle drives through and the space the arm moves within.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the robot arm payload, the arm reach, the battery capacity, the operating time, the vehicle weight, the travel speed, the IP rating, the power supply, the communication interfaces, the safety sensors used or the contents of the box; Robots Middle East confirms these at quotation.

What makes the HC-X2-T different from a conventional AGV?

A conventional automated guided vehicle exists to move loads from one place to another. Once it arrives, its task is largely over, and a person or a fixed machine must take the material from it. The HC-X2-T keeps working after it arrives. Because a collaborative robot is integrated with the platform, the same unit that carries material can also pick, place, assemble or inspect at the destination.

That capability depends on what is mounted at the end of the arm. SIASUN states that its mobile collaborative robots can be equipped with self-developed vision systems, grippers and other execution units to perform material handling, assembly, inspection and precision processing. The choice of execution unit therefore defines the application, and it is one of the first points Robots Middle East works through with a customer when preparing a quotation.

The second difference is integration. The DUCO mobile collaborative robots are equipped with comprehensive safety protection and multiple interaction and communication methods, and can integrate seamlessly with customer systems. In practice this means the HC-X2-T is intended to become part of an existing production or logistics environment rather than operate as an isolated island. Robots Middle East reviews how the robot will connect with the customer's existing systems before an order is finalised.

How does the HC-X2-T navigate and stay in service?

The HC-X2-T uses SLAM & QR CODE navigation. Simultaneous localisation and mapping lets a mobile robot build and use a map of its surroundings, while QR code markers are commonly used in this class of robot to give fixed, repeatable reference points at the places where precise positioning matters most. Taken together, the two methods suit facilities in which the robot must travel freely between areas yet arrive accurately at workstations.

Staying in service is a question of energy as much as of route. SIASUN offers contact-based, wireless and automatic charging methods, supporting short-term, real-time and 24/7 operation. A site running a single shift can recharge between tasks, whereas a facility that never stops can plan charging into the robot's routine so that it continues working across shifts. Which charging method suits a given layout is part of the site assessment that accompanies a quotation.

Who is the HC-X2-T for?

The HC-X2-T is aimed at operations in which heavy material and careful manipulation occur together. Manufacturers that move substantial components between machining, assembly and inspection stations are an obvious fit, as are intralogistics teams who want one asset to transport goods and handle them at the point of use. Quality departments seeking to bring inspection to the product, rather than the product to an inspection cell, may also find the combination of mobility and accuracy useful.

System integrators form a further group. Because the HC-X2-T is designed to accept different execution units and to connect with customer systems, it can serve as a mobile base for solutions that integrators build around a specific process. Facilities that already work alongside collaborative robots will recognise the human-robot safety approach and the single-screen teaching pendant.

Not every application needs the same chassis and arm combination. SIASUN's family also includes the SIASUN HC-X2-B (HC-X2-B), the SIASUN HC-X2-L (HC-X2-L) and the SIASUN HC-X6-B (HC-X6-B), and Robots Middle East compares them against your requirement before recommending a version. Buyers exploring stationary options may also browse our Robot Arms and Industrial Robots categories.

What is the HC-X2-T used for?

1. Material handling: carrying parts between stations and loading or unloading them with the integrated arm.
2. Assembly: bringing components and manipulation to the assembly point in a single mobile unit.
3. Inspection: carrying vision systems to the product for checks along the line.
4. Precision processing: applying an execution unit to tasks where the ±0.3mm overall accuracy matters.
5. Multi-station work: serving several workstations in turn instead of standing idle at one.
6. Continuous operation: using automatic charging to plan work across shifts in 24/7 facilities.

Pricing and Availability

The HC-X2-T is supplied by quotation, because the final configuration depends on the execution units, charging method and integration each site requires. Robots Middle East reviews your application and prepares an offer tailored to your project. Delivery, customs clearance and support are arranged together with the quotation. To begin, request a quotation for the SIASUN HC-X2-T (HC-X2-T) using the form available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the platform load of the HC-X2-T?

The HC-X2-T has a platform load of 1000kg Max.

How accurate is the HC-X2-T?

The HC-X2-T has an overall accuracy of ±0.3mm, covering the combined mobile platform and collaborative robot.

How does the HC-X2-T navigate?

It uses SLAM & QR CODE navigation, combining mapping of its surroundings with reference markers.

Can the HC-X2-T work safely alongside people?

Yes. It provides ground and airspace safety with real-time protection, enabling safe human-robot collaboration.

Which charging methods are available?

Contact-based, wireless and automatic charging methods are offered, supporting short-term, real-time and 24/7 operation.

What tools can be fitted to the HC-X2-T?

It can be equipped with self-developed vision systems, grippers and other execution units for material handling, assembly, inspection and precision processing. The right unit for your process is agreed during the quotation.

Where can I buy the SIASUN HC-X2-T and what does it cost?

The SIASUN HC-X2-T (HC-X2-T) is available from Robots Middle East by quotation. The cost depends on configuration, execution units and integration scope, so please request a quotation through this page for an offer prepared for your project.

Summary

The SIASUN HC-X2-T (HC-X2-T) resolves a long-standing division in automation between the machines that carry heavy loads and the machines that work precisely. A platform load of 1000kg Max and an overall accuracy of ±0.3mm sit within one integrated system, guided by SLAM & QR CODE navigation, protected on the ground and in the airspace, and controlled from a single teaching pendant. With interchangeable execution units and charging options that extend to round-the-clock operation, it is built to become part of an existing facility rather than a separate project. For buyers across the Middle East who want heavy handling and careful work from the same robot, this page is the starting point.