// Technical data instead of guessing

Robot valuation based on photos and parameters

Fill in one submission and add the available photos. You do not need to know every parameter — a legible nameplate and a reliable description of the condition will help the engineer to establish the next questions.

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Contact: Marcin Bialczyk, Eng. · +48 503 75 55 81

Prepare this information

make, model and year of manufacture, if known;
photos of the robot from several sides and of its current place;
a photo of the nameplate of the manipulator and the controller;
a description of the technical condition, faults and missing elements;
information about the gripper, attachments and included documents;
the location of the unit and contact details.

If you do not know the serial number or the exact model, note this in the description. Do not enter sample data instead of the actual values.

How to read the assessment

A preliminary assessment of the photos and parameters serves to identify the unit and to discuss the possible terms. It does not replace a technical inspection in every case. Where the condition or the configuration requires an additional check, we will point this out before further arrangements.

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// VALUATION REQUEST

Provide the robot or cell data

Fill in the form and add photos if you have them. The request goes straight to the engineer — we will reply to the email address or phone number you provide.

// QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Frequently asked questions

Can I send a submission without photos?

Yes, but photos make identification and assessment much easier. If you cannot add them, describe the markings and the condition of the unit precisely; the engineer will point out what will be needed later.

Which photos are the most useful?

Views of the manipulator from several sides, the controller, the wiring and the gripper, as well as legible photos of all nameplates, are useful. Do not put yourself at risk while photographing a running unit.

Is the valuation automatic?

No. The form collects the data, which is then assessed by an engineer. The system does not present an automatic price or accept the terms of a transaction.

What happens after the assessment?

The engineer may ask for additional data or present further terms for discussion. The date and scope of the next steps depend on the completeness of the submission and the specifics of the unit.