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Kassow Robots Achieves Cleanroom Certification
Charlotte, NC, March 5, 2025 ● Kassow Robots is proud to announce that its collaborative 7-axis robotic arm KR1410 was certified for use in cleanrooms fulfilling the specifications according to ISO 14644-1, ISO Class 5.
Dieter Pletscher, Global Sales Manager at Kassow Robots stated, "The certification process marks our efforts to expand the capabilities of our robots, providing more opportunities in industries that demand high precision and cleanliness. Additionally, we see significant opportunities in the pharma, food production and semiconductor industries today, where cleanroom-certified robots are becoming increasingly essential."
The certification creates new opportunities for the company's highly flexible collaborative robots in industries with strict hygiene requirements, such as laboratories, pharmaceuticals, food production, and the semiconductor and electronics sectors.
Kassow Robots designs and manufactures all of its robots with the same principles and high standards, ensuring that the entire portfolio, including the innovative Edge Edition with its integrated controller base, will deliver comparable performance in cleanroom environments.
The cleanroom certification of the KR1410 reinforces Kassow Robots' commitment to providing cutting-edge automation solutions that meet the evolving needs of industries where hygiene and precision are paramount. As the demand for cleanroom-certified robots continues to grow, Kassow Robots is well-positioned to support manufacturers in enhancing their production processes while maintaining the highest standards of cleanliness and efficiency.
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About Kassow Robots
Kassow Robots, founded in Copenhagen, Denmark, by Kristian Kassow, develops and manufactures unique, efficient 7-axis lightweight robots for industrial applications. Bosch Rexroth has been the majority shareholder since April 2022, with co-owner Kristian Kassow continuing as CEO. The company’s motto is “strong, fast, simple.” Its robots offer speed, power, and extended 1/3 reach. The user-friendly design gives businesses greater flexibility, enabling SMEs without in-house robotics specialists to implement complex automation and programming cost-effectively and independently. Additionally, the compact design of the cobots allows them to be used in confined spaces. The robust product family includes five lightweight cobots: the KR 810 (850 mm reach / 10 kg payload), KR 1018 (1000 mm / 18 kg), KR 1205 (1200 mm / 5 kg), KR 1410 (1400 mm / 10 kg), and KR 1805 (1800 mm / 5 kg). In April 2024, Kassow Robots launched the Edge Edition—the world’s first 7-axis cobots with a controller integrated into the base.
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Founded in Copenhagen, Kassow Robots designs and manufacturers 7-axis lightweight collaborative robots for industrial applications.Its products offer a unique package of speed, power, and long reach.When combined with simple programming, our cobot can help to quickly and cost efficiently solve complex automation tasks.
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