ABB IRB 5710

The ABB IRB 5710 is a six-axis industrial arm drawn from ABB's paint robot family, and its day job is spray painting and fluid dispensing in finishing work. It carries 110 kg out to a 2300 mm reach, a pairing sized to swing a finishing applicator across a full panel rather than move general tooling. ABB brought it to market in 2022.

The 110 kg payload is tuned for applicators rather than general tooling, so it reads as headroom for spray heads and their fluid lines. The long reach backs a work envelope deep enough for full-panel coverage.

Repeatability holds at 0.04 mm, the single robot-level figure describing how tightly the arm returns to each taught pose. Across a finishing program where paths repeat continuously, that return accuracy keeps taught trajectories consistent.

At 830 kg, the arm supports Floor, Angled, Inverted, and Semi shelf mounting, giving a cell designer several ways to orient it inside a booth. A slim arm profile targets tight booth clearance, and process lines route internally through the structure.

Motion runs on ABB's OmniCore V250XT controller. The body carries an IP67 rating. Booth duty comes with a solvent-rated maintenance schedule.

Reach for the IRB 5710 when the work is finishing or dispensing that needs roughly 110 kg of applicator payload out to 2300 mm while holding 0.04 mm repeatability. It fits a floor, angled, inverted, or semi shelf spot in a booth, so a cell designer has room to place it around the process. It's a weaker match for general-purpose handling of heavier mixed tooling, since the payload is tuned for applicators.