CNC Equipment & Robots
Used Fanuc M-10iA: Sell or Buy at Auction
FANUC is the world's largest manufacturer of industrial robots and CNC systems, with a dominant position in factory automation globally. FANUC robots and CNC-controlled machines are ubiquitous in automotive, electronics, and precision manufacturing. The FANUC control system is the most widely installed CNC in the world.
The FANUC M-10iA is a compact, six-axis general-purpose robot used for material handling, machine tending, assembly, and light process work such as dispensing, and the same slim arm is a common sight in arc weld cells. The standard model carries about 10 kg at the wrist, reaches roughly 1,420 mm, and holds a repeatability of about plus or minus 0.08 mm, which is why it turns up on tight automotive and fabrication cells where a heavier arm would be oversized for the part being run. It is FANUC's material-handling counterpart to the ARC Mate 100iC, shares that platform, and typically runs on an R-30iA or R-30iB controller. Long-arm variants such as the M-10iA/7L trade some payload for extra reach when the cell needs it. At auction, the bidders are usually systems integrators, contract manufacturers, and international purchasers from Mexico and Asia rebuilding production cells, and KD Auctions' reach of 500,000+ industry contacts puts complete units, controller and end-of-arm tooling included, in front of qualified bidders quickly. Robots that sell with the teach pendant, cabling, and documentation, especially alongside a positioner or fixturing, tend to draw the strongest bidding.
Buying a Used M-10iA
Automotive manufacturers, electronics assemblers, precision machining shops, and systems integrators. International buyers, particularly from Mexico, Asia, and Eastern Europe, actively pursue FANUC robots at North American auctions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a FANUC M-10iA worth at auction?
Value depends on the robot's age and run hours, mechanical condition, controller generation (an older R-30iA versus a current R-30iB), and the tooling that comes with it, from weld torches and wire feeders to grippers and positioners. A complete, cell-ready unit sells for more than a bare arm. KD Auctions provides a free AMEA-accredited, USPAP-compliant appraisal covering both orderly liquidation value (OLV) and forced liquidation value (FLV), so sellers know where a unit stands before it goes to market.
How is the M-10iA different from FANUC's larger M-20iA?
The M-10iA is the smaller arm, handling about 10 kg at the wrist with roughly 1,420 mm of reach, which suits compact assembly, machine tending, dispensing, and thin-gauge weld cells. The M-20iA steps up to about 20 kg of payload and a longer reach near 1,811 mm for heavier material handling and machine tending. Shops working small parts or tight cell layouts usually search out the M-10iA specifically, while those loading larger castings or fixtures move up to the M-20iA.
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