✓Strelvik Robotics

Cobots, grippers, and mobile carriers for small-batch lines

Robot arms, end tools, conveyor modules, and one controller that runs them all. Most cells start production within two weeks of delivery.

3,200+

robot cells installed

2weeks

typical delivery-to-production time

countries with service partners

±0.03mm

cobot repeatability

Automation lineup

Belt and roller sections that bolt together into straights, curves, and merges.

Widths 400–1,000 mmLoad 50 kg/mSpeed to 2 m/s

Robot-mounted laser head for seam welding and cladding.

Laser power to 6 kWWire or powder feedWater-cooled nozzle

Six-axis cobot that works beside people without a fence after a risk assessment.

Payload 10 kgReach 1,300 mmRepeatability ±0.03 mm

Two-finger gripper with force control for parts from 1 to 80 mm.

Stroke 80 mmGrip force 20–140 NTool change in 10 s

Tracked carrier that moves crates between stations and maps the floor on its own.

Payload 300 kgSpeed 1.2 m/s8 h per charge

One controller and tablet app for the arm, gripper, conveyor, and carrier.

24 I/O pointsIndustrial EthernetDrag-and-drop programs

Model	Type	Payload	Reach / stroke	Supply
SV-C10	Collaborative arm	10 kg	1,300 mm	100–240 V AC
SV-G2	Electric gripper	3 kg	80 mm stroke	24 V DC
SV-M300	Mobile carrier	300 kg	8 h per charge	48 V battery
SV-CM600	Conveyor module	50 kg/m	600 mm wide	400 V AC

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A contract machining shop runs two lathes from one SV-C10 overnight and added a second shift without new hires.

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A valve maker clads seat rings with a SV-LW head on a robot arm and cut rework from 9% to 2%.

Do we need a fence around the cobot?

Many tasks run without one after a risk assessment. Our engineers run the assessment with you for each cell.

Can our own staff program the cell?

Yes. Programs are built from drag-and-drop blocks on a tablet, and we train two operators at delivery.

Will it connect to machines we already own?

The controller talks to most CNCs and PLCs over digital I/O and industrial Ethernet.