3-5 matching directions
We help narrow whether the job looks like a six-axis arm, cobot, SCARA, palletizer, or a component-level sourcing request before you ask factories for pricing.
Robot arm sourcing
Source robot arms from China with a clearer RFQ.
Send the application, payload, reach, cycle target, and destination country. RoboticsInquiry helps turn that into a supplier-ready brief, compare suitable arm types, and flag the risks that usually get missed before quotes.
- Core types
- 6-axis / cobot / SCARA
- Typical RFQ
- payload + reach + cycle
- Sourcing output
- options + risk notes
What you get
A practical sourcing answer, not a generic catalog link.
Supplier-ready RFQ
Your inquiry is organized into the fields suppliers actually need: payload, reach, mounting, cycle, tooling, environment, quantity, country, budget, and timeline.
Risk checks before quote
We flag common sourcing gaps such as end-effector weight, controller compatibility, documentation, spare parts, warranty terms, shipping, and local integration scope.
Buying checklist
Send these specs to get useful options.
Most bad robot quotes start with missing application details. These fields let us compare suppliers by fit, not only by price.
- Robot types
- Six-axis, collaborative, SCARA, palletizing
- Applications
- Machine tending, palletizing, assembly, inspection, welding
- Buying stage
- Concept, replacement, supplier search, sample, quote
- What you receive
- Recommended arm direction, supplier-fit notes, RFQ gaps
- Application: machine tending, palletizing, welding, inspection, assembly, or other
- Payload: part weight plus estimated gripper/end-effector weight
- Reach or layout: work envelope, mounting, machine/fixture access
- Throughput: cycle time, picks per hour, shifts, duty cycle
- Destination country, quantity, budget range, and target delivery date
Common buyer requests
When it makes sense to contact us.
A factory wants lower-cost robot arm options before speaking with local integrators.
An integrator needs China-made alternatives for a quote package or backup supplier.
A buyer has an existing arm model but needs replacement options, spare-part availability, or shorter lead time.
A team knows the application but is unsure whether to use a cobot, SCARA, six-axis, or palletizing robot.
FAQ
Questions buyers usually ask before sending specs.
Do you sell only robot arms or full automation cells?
The first service is sourcing and RFQ clarification for arms, tooling, and related components. Full cell integration, safety validation, and commissioning should be scoped separately with qualified partners.
Can a buyer submit an incomplete requirement?
Yes. Send the details you already know. We will identify the missing payload, reach, cycle, tooling, environment, and delivery questions before supplier matching starts.
Why source robot arms from China?
China can be strong for robot arms, joints, reducers, grippers, controllers, and custom accessories. The advantage is useful only when documentation, warranty, spare parts, and integration responsibility are checked before purchase.
Before you buy
We help check the sourcing risks before money is spent.
- End-effector weight and real payload margin
- Controller, protocol, and documentation quality
- Warranty, spare parts, MOQ, lead time, and payment terms
- Local integration, safety, installation, and support scope
Next step
Send the requirement you already have.
We can start from partial specs and reply with the missing questions, likely option direction, and next sourcing steps.