Strelvik Robotics
Robot arms, end tools, conveyor modules, and one controller that runs them all. Most cells start production within two weeks of delivery.
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Belt and roller sections that bolt together into straights, curves, and merges.
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Robot-mounted laser head for seam welding and cladding.
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Six-axis cobot that works beside people without a fence after a risk assessment.
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Two-finger gripper with force control for parts from 1 to 80 mm.
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Tracked carrier that moves crates between stations and maps the floor on its own.
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One controller and tablet app for the arm, gripper, conveyor, and carrier.
| 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 |
A contract machining shop runs two lathes from one SV-C10 overnight and added a second shift without new hires.
A valve maker clads seat rings with a SV-LW head on a robot arm and cut rework from 9% to 2%.
Many tasks run without one after a risk assessment. Our engineers run the assessment with you for each cell.
Yes. Programs are built from drag-and-drop blocks on a tablet, and we train two operators at delivery.
The controller talks to most CNCs and PLCs over digital I/O and industrial Ethernet.