FANUC
Industrial robot manufacturer · Japan · 6954.T
One of the world's largest industrial robot makers, with a very large installed base of arms in automotive, electronics and general industry. Spun out of Fujitsu's numerical-control division in 1972, FANUC also makes CNC controls and servo motors, and sells the CRX line of collaborative robots.
FANUC is a Japan-based industrial robot and collaborative robot maker, founded in 1972 and headquartered in Oshino, Yamanashi. It is publicly traded (6954.T). Product lines include R-2000 series, M-20 series, LR Mate, CRX collaborative robots. It appears in the directory's Industrial Robot Manufacturers (20 companies), Collaborative Robot (Cobot) Manufacturers (21 companies) and Japanese Robot Manufacturers (11 companies) lists.
- Headquarters
- Oshino, Yamanashi, Japan
- Founded
- 1972
- Ticker
- 6954.T
- Robot types
- Industrial robots, Cobots
Products
- R-2000 series
- M-20 series
- LR Mate
- CRX collaborative robots
- SR SCARA
FANUC coverage
- Fanuc Robot Repair Costs, Maintenance, and Ohio Service Options 2026 — Fanuc industrial robots typically require $2,000–$8,000 in annual preventive maintenance per unit. Ohio operators weigh authorized providers like FANUC America
FANUC repair and service
FANUC robot repair & service — 22 independent US providers in the ZeroGantry repair directory.
Directory categories
- Industrial Robot Manufacturers — 20 companies
- Collaborative Robot (Cobot) Manufacturers — 21 companies
- Japanese Robot Manufacturers — 11 companies
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