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All products

The complete catalog at a glance: 4 groups, 19 product lines, and every series HIWIN sells in the Americas, each one click away.

6 product lines · 44 series

Mechanical Components

Guideways, ballscrews, and bearings built for speed and precision.

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5 product lines · 20 series

Electrical Components

Servo motors, drives, and components that close the precision loop.

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4 product lines · 18 series

Modular Tables and Stages

Complete ballscrew and linear-motor stages, ready to integrate.

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4 product lines · 8 models

Robots

Robots, grippers, and vision built on HIWIN’s own components.

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  • A close-up of a robotic arm with a gripper attachment, labeled HIWIN, showing detailed mechanical components in a clean, white setting.

    Articulated Robots

    2 models

    Six-axis articulated robots with absolute encoders and up to 20 µm repeatability, for pick-and-place, assembly, inspection, and welding.

  • A white industrial robotic arm with HIWIN written in green on its side, featuring mechanical joints and wiring, set against a plain light background.

    SCARA Robots

    2 models

    High-precision, high-flexibility SCARA robots for fast planar assembly, integrating with linear modules and vision systems.

  • A white industrial robotic arm with the brand name HIWIN in green text on its side, shown against a plain light background. The arm features black cables and a multi-jointed design.

    Welding Robots

    1 model

    Purpose-built welding robots that support most welding power source controls on the market, with free software and lifetime updates.

  • Two industrial linear actuators with metal housings and black accents are displayed; one lies horizontally showing a connector port, while the other stands vertically with visible control buttons and a connector port.

    End Effectors

    3 models · 12–64 mm stroke · to 450 N grip

    Electric grippers with precise, adjustable force for robots and automation cells.

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