The ZEKEEP ZKG3V90L5 is a 3-axis industrial servo high-speed robot arm with a 5 kg rated payload, 625 mm maximum working radius and ±0.05 mm repeatability. Equipped with one 750W and two 400W absolute encoder servo motors, three high-precision helical gear reducers, a three-axis braking system, a 7-inch touchscreen teach pendant and 10 DI / 10 DO interfaces, it supports point-to-point, linear, circular and palletizing motion. Designed for metal stamping, machine loading and unloading, precision picking, material handling, palletizing and vision-guided industrial automation applications.
Payload
5 KG
Reach
625mm
Repeatability
±0.05mm
End Speed
1200mm/s
5 kg Rated Payload × 1600 mm/s High-Speed Motion × ±0.05 mm Repeatability — Designed for Industrial Picking and Material Handling.
The ZEKEEP ZKG3V90L5 is a 3-axis industrial servo high-speed robot arm designed for industrial material handling, machine loading and unloading, and palletizing applications. It features a three-joint structure consisting of a base, upper arm and forearm, combined with absolute encoder servo motors, high-precision reduction mechanisms and a three-axis full braking system. The robot arm is designed for industrial applications that require higher payload capacity and consistent repeatable positioning.
The robot arm has a rated payload of 5 kg, a maximum working radius of 625 mm and a repeatability of ±0.05 mm. Its maximum TCP point-to-point speed is 1600 mm/s, while its maximum TCP linear speed is 1200 mm/s. Compared with the four-axis version, which adds an independent end-effector rotation axis, the ZKG3V90L5 focuses more on payload capacity and fundamental spatial positioning. It is suitable for operations centered on workpiece picking, material handling and fixed-position placement.
The drive system uses absolute encoder servo motors, with a 750W motor at the base and two 400W motors for the upper arm and forearm. Combined with three high-precision helical gear reduction mechanisms, this configuration provides power transmission and motion control for the three axes. Customized cross-roller bearings, reinforced mechanical joints and a belt-drive structure provide mechanical support for continuous operation and frequent repetitive tasks.
For motion control, the robot arm is equipped with a 7-inch touchscreen teach pendant. It supports world and joint coordinate systems, as well as point-to-point, linear, circular, offset and palletizing motion functions. The system supports five independent programs, with up to 200 points per program, making it convenient to manage separate motion sequences for different workpieces and production tasks.
For automation integration, the ZKG3V90L5 is equipped with 10 digital inputs (DI) and 10 digital outputs (DO), together with USB serial communication and an open robot control communication protocol. Depending on project requirements, it can connect to external PLCs, sensors, actuators and vision systems. Integration with Hikvision vision systems or OpenCV camera development solutions can support workpiece recognition, target positioning and vision-guided material handling.
In addition, the robot arm uses an aluminum alloy integrated die-cast structure, combined with absolute position memory and a three-axis full braking system. These features support practical deployment and operation, including position retention and braking protection functions.
For industrial processes that do not require an independent end-effector rotation axis but place greater emphasis on payload capacity and high-speed repetitive handling, the ZKG3V90L5 provides a 3-axis servo robot arm solution with a 5 kg rated payload. It is suitable for stamping machine loading and unloading, product handling, automatic palletizing and compact industrial automation workstations.
Designed around payload capacity to accommodate a wider range of industrial workpiece handling requirements.
The ZKG3V90L5 has a rated payload of 5 kg and a maximum working radius of 625 mm. It can be used for picking, transferring and placing workpieces that meet the robot's payload and working envelope requirements.
Compared with the 3 kg four-axis version in the same product range, this model is more suitable for automation processes involving relatively heavier workpieces and repetitive material handling.
High-speed servo drive for repetitive production tasks.
The maximum TCP point-to-point speed is 1600 mm/s, and the maximum TCP linear speed is 1200 mm/s.
Through coordinated movement of the base, upper arm and forearm, the robot can perform workpiece picking, position transfer and palletizing tasks. It is suitable for industrial workstations where operating efficiency is an important consideration.
High-precision positioning for repeatable industrial operations.
The robot arm has a repeatability of ±0.05 mm. Under appropriate workpiece, end-effector and operating conditions, it can be used for picking and placement tasks that require consistent repeated positioning.
Combined with servo drive control, precision reduction mechanisms and joint bearing structures, the design supports stable positioning during repeated operation.
Supports operation without repeated homing, helping simplify position recovery procedures.
The robot arm uses high-precision absolute encoder servo motors with built-in position memory.
Under normal power-off and recovery procedures, the retained position information can reduce the need to repeatedly return to the mechanical home position, making it more convenient to resume equipment operation.
Motor power is configured according to the drive requirements of each joint.
The base is driven by a 750W servo motor, while the upper arm and forearm each use a 400W servo motor.
Together with three high-precision helical gear reduction mechanisms, the system provides a complete three-axis power transmission configuration for picking and material handling tasks within the robot's rated payload and operating conditions.
All three motion joints are equipped with braking functions to help reduce the risk of unintended movement.
The robot arm uses a three-axis full braking system.
In situations such as unexpected power loss, the corresponding joint brakes can provide holding protection and help reduce the risk of the robot arm dropping or the workpiece falling from the end effector.
Mechanical joint design supports structural load-bearing and operating stability.
The robot arm uses precision bearing structures, including customized cross-roller bearings, together with specified machining and material selection processes.
The mechanical support structure is designed to balance rigidity under higher payload conditions, motion stability and long-term operating performance.
A compact structural design suited to industrial installation requirements.
The main body uses an aluminum alloy integrated die-cast structure, combining mechanical support with a compact overall design.
Together with customized belt transmission and joint structures, the design aims to reduce mechanical complexity and maintenance requirements during repetitive industrial operation.
A 7-inch touchscreen interface supports motion configuration and program management.
The robot arm comes with a 7-inch touchscreen teach pendant and supports point-to-point, linear, circular, offset and palletizing motion functions.
The system supports five independent programs, with up to 200 points per program, allowing operators to create separate motion sequences for different workpieces and production processes.
Extends standalone robot control to connected industrial automation systems.
The robot arm is equipped with 10 digital inputs (DI) and 10 digital outputs (DO), and supports USB serial communication and an open robot communication protocol.
Depending on project requirements, it can connect to PLCs, sensors and other automation equipment. It also supports integration with Hikvision vision systems and OpenCV camera development solutions, providing an expansion path for workpiece recognition and vision-guided picking.
Designed around XYZ spatial positioning and fundamental industrial handling operations.
The robot arm uses a three-axis structure consisting of base rotation, upper-arm pitching and forearm pitching. It does not include an additional independent end-effector rotation joint.
It supports world and joint coordinate systems, together with point-to-point, linear, circular, offset and palletizing motion. It is suitable for repetitive material handling and pick-and-place tasks that do not require independent end-effector rotation.

























The ZKG3V90L5 is a 3-axis, 5 kg industrial servo high-speed robot arm from ZEKEEP. It uses absolute encoder servo motors and high-precision reduction mechanisms. Its main applications include industrial picking, material handling, machine loading and unloading, and palletizing.
The rated payload is 5 kg. It is suitable for workpiece picking and handling tasks that meet the robot's working range and actual operating requirements.
The product specification lists a maximum working radius of 625 mm. The positions the robot can reach in practice are also affected by the joint motion ranges and the actual installation orientation.
The repeatability is ±0.05 mm. This makes the robot suitable for industrial picking, handling and placement tasks that require consistent repeated positioning.
The maximum TCP point-to-point speed is 1600 mm/s, and the maximum TCP linear speed is 1200 mm/s. Actual operating speeds should be configured according to the workpiece payload, trajectory distance and safety settings.
It uses absolute encoder servo motors, with one 750W motor and two 400W motors. These work with three high-precision helical gear reduction mechanisms to control the three motion joints.
It supports absolute position memory, which can reduce the need to repeatedly search for the mechanical home position. The specific recovery procedure after a power failure must follow the control system status and on-site safety requirements.
Yes. Operators can guide the robot arm to target positions and use the touchscreen teach pendant to record points and create operating programs.
The system supports five independent programs, with up to 200 points per program. This provides program management for a range of repetitive industrial operations.
It supports point-to-point, linear, joint offset, linear offset, circular and palletizing motion, together with world and joint coordinate systems.
Yes. It supports an open serial communication protocol and can be integrated with Hikvision vision systems or OpenCV camera development solutions for product recognition, position acquisition and vision-guided material handling. The actual vision functions depend on the external camera, algorithms and system integration solution.
Both models belong to the ZEKEEP industrial servo high-speed robot arm range, but they differ in degrees of freedom, payload and working radius.
ZKG3V90L5 (3-axis): 5 kg rated payload and 625 mm maximum working radius. It is primarily designed for workpiece picking, material handling, machine loading and unloading, and palletizing.
ZKG4V90L3 (4-axis): 3 kg rated payload and 717 mm maximum working radius. It adds an independent end-effector rotation joint, making it suitable for applications that require workpiece angle adjustment and different end-effector orientations.
The 3-axis version is more suitable when payload capacity is a priority and independent end-effector rotation is not required. The 4-axis version is a better choice when end-effector rotation and multi-orientation picking are necessary.
It is suitable for metal stamping, material handling, automatic machine loading and unloading, product palletizing, fixed-position labeling and vision-guided picking.
Actual model selection should take into account workpiece weight, end-effector weight, working range and production cycle requirements.
Before selecting the 3-axis 5 kg servo robot arm, it is recommended to clarify the production task and workpiece requirements.
Workpiece specifications: Workpiece dimensions, weight, shape and surface characteristics.
Payload requirements: Whether the combined weight of the workpiece and end effector is within the 5 kg rated payload.
Operating range: Picking position, placement position, gripping height and required working radius.
Operation type: Stamping machine loading and unloading, product handling, automatic palletizing or vision-guided picking.
Speed requirements: Target cycle time, movement distance and continuous operating requirements.
End-effector configuration: Whether a pneumatic gripper, vacuum suction cup or customized fixture is required.
Control interfaces: Whether DI / DO, USB serial communication and external communication protocols are required.
Vision requirements: Whether integration with Hikvision vision systems, OpenCV cameras or other recognition systems is needed.
Installation conditions: Desktop or floor mounting, together with on-site safety protection requirements.
Based on the process requirements and site layout, the robot arm mounting method, end-effector structure, communication interfaces and supporting automation equipment can be further specified to form a complete industrial picking and material handling solution.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | ZKG3V90L5 3-Axis Industrial Servo High-Speed Robot Arm |
| Product Model | ZKG3V90L5 |
| Product Type | 3-Axis Industrial Servo High-Speed Robot Arm |
| Degrees of Freedom (DOF) | 3 DOF |
| Rated Payload | 5 kg |
| Maximum Working Radius | 625 mm |
| Repeatability | ±0.05 mm |
| Robot Arm Weight | 35 kg |
| Maximum TCP Point-to-Point Speed | 1600 mm/s |
| Maximum TCP Linear Speed | 1200 mm/s |
| Control Method | Touchscreen Teach Pendant + Hand-Guided Teaching |
| Drive System | Absolute Encoder Servo Motors |
| Reduction Mechanism | High-Precision Helical Gear Reducers × 3 |
| Brake System | Three-Axis Full Braking System |
| Joint Structure | Base, Upper Arm and Forearm |
| End-Effector Rotation Axis | No Independent Fourth-Axis End-Effector Rotation Joint |
| Mounting Options | Desktop Mounting / Floor Mounting |
| Body Material | Aluminum Alloy |
| Main Applications | Industrial Handling, Metal Stamping, Machine Loading and Unloading, Palletizing and Vision-Guided Picking |
| Joint Axis | Moving Section | Maximum Motion Range | Maximum Joint Speed |
|---|---|---|---|
| J1 | Base Rotation | -162° to +162° | 280°/s |
| J2 | Upper Arm Pitch | -115° to 0° | 240°/s |
| J3 | Forearm Pitch | -115° to 0° | 200°/s |
| J4 | No Independent Fourth Axis | — | — |
The three-axis robot arm adjusts the position of the end effector in space through base rotation, upper-arm pitching and forearm pitching.
Its motion design focuses on XYZ spatial positioning and the movement of workpieces in vertical, forward/backward and left/right directions. It is suitable for picking, transferring and placing operations that do not require an independent end-effector rotation axis.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Drive Type | High-Precision Absolute Encoder Servo Motors |
| Total Number of Motors | 3 |
| Base Motor | 750W × 1 |
| Upper-Arm and Forearm Motors | 400W × 2 |
| Motor Position Memory | Supported |
| Reduction Mechanism | High-Precision Helical Gear Reducers × 3 |
| Brake System | Three-Axis Full Braking System |
| Transmission Structure | Customized Belt Drive |
| Bearing Configuration | Customized Precision Cross-Roller Bearings and Other Joint Bearing Structures |
| Drive Control | Absolute Encoder Servo Control |
| Position Memory After Power-Off | Supported |
| Homing | Supports Operation Without Returning to the Mechanical Home Position |
| Main Characteristics | High Payload Capacity, High Rigidity, Wear Resistance and Stable Operation |
The robot arm uses absolute encoder servo motors with built-in position memory, helping reduce the need to repeatedly search for the mechanical home position.
Its transmission system combines high-precision helical gear reduction mechanisms, customized belts and precision bearing structures to support mechanical rigidity, power transmission and stable long-term operation.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Point-to-Point Motion | Supported |
| Linear Motion | Supported |
| Joint Offset | Supported |
| Linear Offset | Supported |
| Circular Motion | Supported |
| Palletizing Motion | Supported |
| World Coordinate System | Supported |
| Joint Coordinate System | Supported |
| Maximum TCP Point-to-Point Speed | 1600 mm/s |
| Maximum TCP Linear Speed | 1200 mm/s |
| Speed Adjustment | Supported |
| Hand-Guided Teaching | Supported |
| Position Teaching | Supported |
| Independent Programs | 5 |
| Maximum Points per Program | 200 |
| DI Control | Supported |
| DO Control | Supported |
| Gripper On/Off Control | Supported through corresponding commands |
| Air Pump On/Off Control | Supported through corresponding commands |
The program management system supports multiple independent task configurations. Each program can contain up to 200 motion points, making it convenient to establish separate robot operating sequences for different products and production processes.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Teach Pendant Type | Touchscreen Teach Pendant |
| Screen Size | 7 inches |
| User Interface | Graphical User Interface |
| Control Method | Teach Pendant + Hand-Guided Teaching |
| Coordinate Display | Real-Time World and Joint Coordinates |
| Motion Settings | Point-to-Point, Linear, Circular, Offset and Palletizing |
| Parameter Adjustment | Supports Speed and Target Position Adjustment |
| Point Recording | Supported |
| Program Quantity | 5 Independent Programs |
| Points per Program | Up to 200 |
| Manual Movement | Supports Joint and Cartesian Direction Control |
| External Signals | Supports DI / DO Operations |
The teach pendant features a graphical user interface that allows operators to select motion types, adjust target coordinates, set movement speeds and record teaching points.
Together with hand-guided teaching, operators can establish motion sequences by physically guiding the robot arm to the desired positions, reducing the need for complex program writing during basic operation.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Communication Method | Serial Communication |
| USB Communication | USB Serial Communication Supported |
| Digital Inputs (DI) | 10 Channels |
| Digital Outputs (DO) | 10 Channels |
| DI / DO Signal Type | 24V / 0V Digital Signals |
| External Control | Supported |
| Robot Control Protocol | Serial Communication Protocol Provided |
| External Device Connectivity | Supported |
| Vision System Integration | Supports Hikvision Vision Systems and OpenCV Camera Development Solutions |
| Secondary Development | Supports Development Through an Open Communication Protocol |
The open communication protocol can be used for robot motion commands, external device connectivity and vision system integration.
When integrated with Hikvision vision systems or OpenCV camera development solutions, the robot can be used in applications involving workpiece recognition, target size assessment, spatial position acquisition and vision-guided material handling.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Operating Voltage | AC 220V / 110V |
| Control Power Supply | DC 24V |
| Maximum Power Consumption | 1000W |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to 50°C |
| Body Material | Aluminum Alloy |
| Mounting Options | Desktop Mounting / Floor Mounting |
| Applicable Environment | Industrial Applications |
| Environmental Requirements | Avoid flammable or explosive environments and contact with corrosive gases or liquids |
| Electromagnetic Environment | Keep away from plasma equipment and other sources of electronic noise |
| Component | Quantity / Specification |
|---|---|
| ZKG3V90L5 3-Axis Servo Robot Arm | 1 unit |
| Matching Control Cabinet | 1 unit |
| 7-Inch Touchscreen Teach Pendant | 1 unit |
| Dedicated Robot Connection Cables | 1 set |
| Teach Pendant Connection Cable | 1 cable |
| Servo Drive System | Integrated configuration |
| Robot Control System | Integrated control system |
| External Expansion Interfaces | 10 DI / 10 DO |
Maximum working radius: 625 mm
Rated payload: 5 kg
Repeatability: ±0.05 mm
Maximum TCP point-to-point speed: 1600 mm/s
Maximum TCP linear speed: 1200 mm/s
J1 motion range: -162° to +162°
J2 motion range: -115° to 0°
J3 motion range: -115° to 0°
The robot arm uses three motion joints to adjust workpiece positions in space. It is suitable for operating sequences primarily involving picking, material handling, machine loading and unloading, and palletizing.
The engineering diagram of the robot arm's working envelope provides the following reference dimensions:
Side-view working-area height: 790 mm
Extended robot arm dimension shown in the diagram: 641 mm
Top-view motion envelope diameter shown in the diagram: 1282 mm
Maximum working radius: 625 mm
The product consists of a robot arm, a matching control cabinet and a touchscreen teach pendant.
The illustrated control cabinet has approximate dimensions of 510 × 310 × 420 mm (W × D × H) and is designed for coordinated deployment with the robot arm and operating components.
The robot arm supports both desktop and floor mounting. The installation method can be selected according to workbench height, workpiece position and production-line layout.


Suitable for automatic workpiece picking, machine loading and unloading, and transfer operations around metal stamping equipment.
With its spatial positioning capabilities and 5 kg rated payload, the robot arm can be programmed with picking positions, placement positions and motion paths according to the layout of the stamping stations, helping reduce repetitive manual handling.
Suitable for picking, transferring and arranging injection-molded products after demolding, as well as connecting with subsequent production processes.
Grippers or vacuum suction cups can be selected according to the workpiece weight, dimensions and surface characteristics. Teaching programs can then be configured for repeatable pick-and-place operations.
Suitable for picking, handling and arranging cartons, packaged products and regularly shaped workpieces.
The palletizing function can be used to configure product arrangement, spacing and placement positions, enabling continuous picking and organized stacking of multiple workpieces.
Suitable for picking, sorting and transferring electrical structural components, electronic assembly parts and other lightweight components between workstations.
An external vision system can be integrated to obtain product positions and provide target recognition, coordinate transmission and fixed-position handling.
Suitable for fixed-position labeling, workstation transfers and position adjustment of packaged products, regularly shaped workpieces and other products.
Corresponding picking and placement programs can be created through the teach pendant and used together with external inspection or positioning equipment to complete automated operations.
Supports integration with Hikvision vision systems and OpenCV camera development solutions.
By identifying product dimensions, positions and relevant image information, the vision system can provide target coordinates to the robot arm for vision-guided picking, sorting, material transfer and placement at designated positions.
Suitable for industrial workstations with limited installation space and recurring picking or material handling requirements.
Combined with its 10 DI / 10 DO interfaces, open serial communication protocol and peripheral control equipment, the robot arm can be integrated into automation units for picking, machine loading and unloading, palletizing and workstation transfers.
Configure the robot arm's picking and placement points according to the die and workstation positions of the stamping equipment.
Record the loading and unloading actions through the teach pendant and coordinate them with equipment operating signals to carry out workpiece picking, placement and repetitive transfer.
Configure the picking process according to the workpiece weight, end-effector and operating conditions.
The robot arm uses three-axis motion control to pick up workpieces, transfer them between positions and place them at target locations. This is suitable for repetitive material handling tasks.
Set the robot arm's initial position, picking position and target position.
Point-to-point motion can be used to establish pick-and-place sequences. The specified ±0.05 mm repeatability supports applications requiring consistent repeated positioning.
Use the world coordinate system to adjust the robot arm's position and control movement along the X, Y and Z directions.
This is particularly suitable for operations involving vertical picking and placement, fixed-position handling and machine loading and unloading.
Use linear motion, circular motion and joint offset functions to configure robot movement paths.
Adjust the trajectories and speeds to meet the requirements of material transfer and path control between different workstations.
Configure the palletizing starting point, target positions, arrangement direction and placement spacing.
The built-in palletizing function supports continuous picking and array placement of multiple workpieces. It is suitable for regularly shaped products and carton-based stacking tasks.
Use the five independent programs, each supporting up to 200 motion points, to establish separate motion sequences for different products.
Programs can be switched according to production requirements, reducing the need to repeatedly configure actions when changing workpieces or processes.
Use the 10 digital input channels and 10 digital output channels to read signals from peripheral sensors and control external actuators.
Depending on the site control architecture, the interfaces can be connected to conveyor equipment, relays, pneumatic components and other automation devices to enable signal exchange between workstations.
Integrate a Hikvision vision system or an OpenCV camera development solution to obtain workpiece images and spatial position information.
Connect the vision results with the robot coordinate system to identify, pick and transfer products from different positions.
Combine robot motion control, gripper control, peripheral I/O and vision systems to build a complete workpiece-handling process.
The robot arm can be used in metal stamping, automatic loading and unloading, palletizing, labeling and industrial material handling operations.
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