IRB 2400/10

The ABB IRB 2400/10 is one of the most recognized and widely deployed industrial robots globally, with a 10 kg payload and 1,550 mm reach that has made it a reliable workhorse for arc welding, machine tending, material handling, and assembly across automotive, electronics, and general manufacturing for decades. Its reputation for robustness, straightforward integration, and long service life has resulted in one of the largest installed bases of any single robot model in North America, with extensive technician familiarity and strong parts availability throughout the supply chain.

The IRB 2400/10 features a rigid, well-balanced arm design that delivers consistent path accuracy and repeatability over extended production duty cycles. Sealed joint construction provides IP54 protection as standard, with the wrist rated to IP67 for operation in environments with coolant or fluid exposure. The robot’s balanced inertia distribution contributes to smooth motion control with minimal vibration at path transitions, which is particularly beneficial for arc welding seam quality and machine tending precision.

The IRB 2400/10 operates on ABB’s IRC5 controller in single or dual cabinet configurations, supporting ABB’s full software suite including collision detection, multitasking, SafeMove2 functional safety, and PickMaster vision-guided picking. The FlexPendant (DSQC679) provides the programming interface. RobotStudio offline programming software supports cell layout simulation, path optimization, and program development without taking the physical robot offline.

Buying a IRB 2400/10 from iGAM means working with a team that tests the equipment it sells. Every robot is powered on, axes are exercised through their full range of motion, and alarm history is reviewed at our Detroit warehouse before the unit ships. iGAM also operates as a service resource for customers with IRB 2400/10 units already in the field — offering maintenance, reconditioning, component-level repair, and full refurbishment for robots that have been underperforming or have come out of a decommissioned cell. Contact us to discuss what level of service your application requires.