FANUC LR Mate 200iD by FANUC (Japan) is a industrial robot arm; the index lists it at $17,500–$25,000 as of 2026-09, status: for sale.
For sale
$17,500–$25,000
Guide price for arm + controller (FANUC sells via quotes, no public list): $17,500–20,000 typical, the /4S variant from ~$25,000. A fully deployed cell runs $45k–65k.
Price history (min, USD)2026-08: $17,500 → 2026-09: $17,500
FANUC LR Mate 200iD vs its class
Computed from this index: medians across the industrial robot arm models that publish each figure. No estimates — the medians move as the data does. 16 models
Metric
This model
Class median
vs median
Price, mid of range
$21,250
$21,800
×0.97
Payload
7 kg
5 kg
×1.4
Reach
717 mm
891 mm
×0.8
Weight
25 kg
22 kg
×1.14
Degrees of freedom
6
6
×1
Price per kg of payload
$3,036
$3,750
×0.81
Alternatives & how they compare
FANUC LR Mate 200iD against its closest rivals in this class — Western and Chinese alternatives side by side, by price and key specs.
A model estimate built from our verified price data and industry rules of thumb. Not a vendor offer: exact numbers come with a factory quote.
Cost item
Estimate (USD)
Hardware (index price)
$17,500–$25,000
Delivery & import
+5–12% · $875–$3,000
Commissioning & integration
+30–80% · $5,250–$20,000
Maintenance & support, per year
5–10% · $875–$2,500
Indicative 3-year TCO
$26,250–$55,500
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FANUC LR Mate 200iD reviews
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Published reviewCutEdge (forum user) · Automated part picking with a robot vision-guided pick station; parts arrive in random orientation.
The poster, who owns a Fanuc LR-Mate 200id/7L, reported that pickups were inaccurate enough that parts had to be re-picked from a fixture to compensate, with positional corrections of "up to .080\"" needed.
Raw pick accuracy insufficient for direct placement without a secondary fixture/re-pick step
Positional compensation needed reaches up to 0.080 inches
The poster described that their Fanuc LR Mate 200iD "crashed and lost position," and that even after zero-positioning, quick mastering, calibration, and re-teaching a frame, taught points still moved 8mm to the right compared to the original program.
After a physical crash, standard recovery steps did not fully restore original taught positions
Residual 8mm positional offset persisted even after reloading the original program
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