Industrial Robot for Painting

Lesta LEBOT I A6 is an industrial robot without self-learning belonging to Lesta’s industrial painting robot series, characterized by a very wide working range and the ability to carry heavier guns or a greater number of guns. Thanks to these features, it can perform maximum-precision tasks even on very large surfaces: since the motors cannot be disengaged, it cannot have self-learning, but this design choice allows it to handle heavier guns and wider working ranges. Depending on the intended use, it can be configured with different hardware, all managed by a dedicated Lesta system that simplifies its use.

Applications and configurations

The Lesta LEBOT I A6 industrial painting robot can be used in industrial painting as well as sandblasting, pick and place and much more.

This Lesta robot model can be configured on the floor, on rotary tables or with an in-line conveyor, hung from overhead carriages or fixed to ground carriages or walls, integrated into any type of liquid or powder industrial painting and finishing plant.

Thanks to its versatility, it ensures a wide range of action, finding use in liquid or powder painting on wood, metal, plastic, ceramic, glass, paper, and much more. In the production of chairs, windows, boxes, frames, doors, hoods, spoilers and fenders, components for tractors and agricultural and earth-moving machinery, hydraulic pumps, helmets, pots, buttons and a multitude of other products.

A robot without self-learning, for maximum precision

Unlike Lesta models with disengageable motors, the LEBOT I A6 is an industrial robot without self-learning: the painting path is programmed directly, instead of being recorded by manually guiding the arm. This design choice allows heavier or a greater number of guns to be mounted and a wider working range to be used, while maintaining the same precision even on large parts. Those looking instead for a robot with self-learning, more suited to production cycles that frequently change part, can turn to the Lesta LEBOT MV A6 series, with disengageable motors and manual-guide programming.

Being an industrial robot without self-learning, the LEBOT I A6 is particularly suited to production with repetitive, well-defined cycles, where the advantage is not reprogramming speed but the ability to handle heavy parts, large surfaces or complex plant configurations, such as in-line conveyor lines or systems hung from overhead carriages.

Real-world example: automatic door painting

A concrete example is the use of the LEBOT I A6, in a version with KUKA hardware, for automatic wooden door painting: mounted on a rotary table together with a Lesta ROTATION UNIT, the robot paints doors fully automatically, handling loading, finishing and unloading of the panel without manual intervention. To learn more about this type of application, the dedicated page on industrial door painting shows similar solutions in detail, as does the page on industrial wood painting for the rest of woodworking processes.

Available in ATEX version.

Technical support and configuration

For those evaluating the purchase of an industrial robot without self-learning for a painting, sandblasting or pick and place plant, the Lesta technical team is available to configure the most suitable hardware — including the choice between the available variants — for the type of part, production volumes and the space available on the shop floor.

Whether for the automotive component sector, furniture manufacturing or general industrial finishing, an ATEX certified painting robot like the LEBOT I A6 provides the reliability and precision needed to keep production consistent even on demanding, high-volume applications. Companies evaluating an industrial robot without self-learning for their production line can rely on Lesta’s engineering team throughout the entire selection and installation process.