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Universal Robots UR7e
Payload
7.5 kg
Reach
850 mm
Axes
6
Repeatability
±0.03 mm
Max Speed
4 m/s
Weight
20.6 kg
2026 US distributor listings · Updated 2026-07
Universal Robots does not publish list prices. A US distributor listed the UR7e at $38,363 for the arm + controller in 2026; quotes range to roughly $48,000 by region and configuration, and end-effectors, integration, and training can push a complete cell past $60,000.
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About the Universal Robots UR7e
The UR7e is Universal Robots' current mid-range e-Series cobot and the direct replacement for the long-running UR5e. The headline change is payload: 7.5kg versus the UR5e's 5kg, with the 850mm reach, ±0.03mm repeatability, and 151mm footprint carried over, so it drops into existing UR5e cells without a layout change. At roughly $38,400 from US distributors it remains the premium option in its class — the DOBOT CR5A ($24,320), FAIRINO FR5 ($6,999), and AUBO-i5 all cover the same payload and reach envelope for 40-80% less. What the premium buys is the UR+ ecosystem, distributor depth, and the resale liquidity of the most standardised cobot platform in the industry.
Full Specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Payload | 7.5 kg |
| Reach | 850 mm |
| Axes | 6 |
| Repeatability | 0.03 mm |
| Max Speed | 4 m/s |
| Weight | 20.6 kg |
Pros & Cons
Pros
- +7.5kg payload — 50% more than the UR5e it replaces, at the same 850mm reach
- +±0.03mm repeatability
- +4 m/s max TCP speed
- +Compact 151mm footprint
- +Largest cobot ecosystem — UR+ certified peripherals
- +Drop-in upgrade for existing UR5e cells
Cons
- −Roughly 5x the price of a FAIRINO FR5 for comparable core specs
- −No published list price; quoted through distributors
- −Integration and tooling routinely add 50-100% to the arm price
Best For
Certifications
Pricing Details
Universal Robots does not publish list prices. A US distributor listed the UR7e at $38,363 for the arm + controller in 2026; quotes range to roughly $48,000 by region and configuration, and end-effectors, integration, and training can push a complete cell past $60,000.
Note: Universal Robots does not publish list prices. A US distributor listed the UR7e at $38,363 for the arm + controller in 2026; quotes range to roughly $48,000 by region and configuration, and end-effectors, integration, and training can push a complete cell past $60,000.
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UR7e — frequently asked questions
How much does the Universal Robots UR7e cost?
The Universal Robots UR7e costs ~$38,363–$48,000 (2026 US distributor listings, updated 2026-07).
What are the key specs of the UR7e?
The Universal Robots UR7e offers a 7.5 kg payload, 850 mm reach, and ±0.03 mm repeatability across 6 axes.
Is the UR7e certified (CE / UL / ISO)?
Yes — the Universal Robots UR7e carries CE, UL, and ISO 13849-1 certifications.
What is the UR7e best for?
The Universal Robots UR7e is best suited for electronics manufacturing, lab automation, machine tending, metal fabrication, and education.