Problem

Is your robot exposed to these risks?

Unprotected robots wear faster, break down sooner, and drag production down with them.

Industrial robot covered in dust and powder buildup Dust / Powder

Dust / Powder

Dust, powder, and debris build up around joints and motors — harder cleaning and a heavier maintenance load.

Robot arm coated with oil mist and paint overspray Oil / Paint

Oil / Paint

Oil mist, paint, and coating residue cling to the robot body and surrounding equipment.

Robot showing chemical corrosion and rust damage Chemical

Chemical

Chemicals and cleaning agents can attack surfaces, components, and shorten service life.

Robot burned and blackened by heat and welding spatter Heat / Spatter

Heat / Spatter

Heat, welding spatter, and sparks are the leading cause of early cover failure.

What It Is

What is a robot protective cover?

A robot protective cover is a tailor-made industrial jacket designed to help protect robot arms from contaminants, heat, spatter, paint, chemicals, and process-related exposure.

It is not just a “fabric cover.” It is a protective component that has to account for how the robot actually moves — its stretch and fold range, friction points, and real working conditions.

Why catalog covers fail

  • Not designed around the robot’s real range of motion
  • Ignores flex cables, hoses, EOAT, and accessories
  • Material not matched to heat, spatter, paint, or chemicals
  • Fits too loose or too tight — so it tears early
Catalog vs FABOTSUIT

Catalog covers vs FABOTSUIT® custom-fit

The difference isn’t the fabric — it’s understanding how the robot actually moves.

Catalog / off-the-shelf

  • Standard sizing that doesn’t match your robot model
  • Ignores rotation range and fold points — so seams split
  • Material picked from a catalog, not your real working conditions
  • Tears early, replaced often, higher long-term cost
  • Overseas support — slow to respond

FABOTSUIT® custom-fit

  • Designed around your robot model and real range of motion
  • Accounts for stretch/fold range, friction points, and EOAT
  • Material matched to dust, paint, chemicals, heat, or weld spatter
  • Designed to help reduce replacement and cleaning frequency
  • Local Thai team — fast response, on-site measurement
FABOTSUIT Advantage

Designed by people who understand industrial robots — not just fabric.

Robot Motion Understanding

We consider robot movement, axis range, cable routing, hose movement, and common failure points.

CAD / Measurement-first

We design from CAD, robot model data, or on-site measurement — so the cover fits your real working conditions.

Local Thai Support

Easy to reach, fast to respond, available on-site, and ready to assess before production for factories in Thailand.

Fabric Range

Material selected to match your application

Each fabric is chosen for the protection your robot actually needs. Suitability and service life depend on working environment and application.

FBD01 fabric sampleFBD01

Dust & Light Water Mist

Grinding, deburring, machining

General dust protection

FBD02 fabric sampleFBD02

Dust & Water Mist

Wet machining, moisture environments

Better water resistance than FBD01

FBF01 fabric sampleFBF01

Anti-Bacterial

Food, beverage, pharmaceutical

Food-contact environment

FBP01 fabric sampleFBP01

Paint Overspray, Solvent, ESD

Paint shop

For paint applications

FBP02 fabric sampleFBP02

Dust + Air Purge System

Paint shop, dust environments

Positive pressure; does not prevent solvent vapor entering robot

FBA01 fabric sampleFBA01

Glue, Coolant, Oil Splash, Powder Coating

Glue dispensing, sealant, coolant

Flexible industrial protection

FBA02 fabric sampleFBA02

Acid, Alkali, Chemical Splash

Chemical process

Thick fabric, lower flexibility

FBH01 fabric sampleFBH01

High Temperature

Foundry, furnace

Heat protection

FBH02 fabric sampleFBH02

Molten Aluminum Splash

Die casting

For aluminum casting environments

Applications

Built for demanding industrial environments

Automotive production line

Automotive

Body shop, paint shop, welding, sealing, handling

Robot paint shop

Paint Shop

Overspray, paint mist, coating contamination

Robotic welding line

Welding

Spatter, heat, sparks, harsh process exposure

Food and pharmaceutical production

Food / Pharma

Cleaning workload, hygiene-sensitive production

Electronics cleanroom

Electronics

Anti-static and cleanroom-related requirements

Powder coating process

Powder Coating

Powder dust accumulation and surface contamination

Chemical process plant

Chemical

Chemical splash and cleaning process exposure

System integrator with robots

System Integrators

Reliable cover recommendation for robot projects

Process

From robot data to custom-fit protection

Send robot model / photo / working environment

Share your robot model, on-site photos, the area to protect, and your working conditions.

CAD review or site measurement

We review CAD or visit your site to measure and check real risk points.

Material selection

We match fabric to dust, paint, oil, chemicals, heat, or weld spatter.

Custom production

We produce a cover built for your robot model and its real motion.

Delivery and support

We deliver with installation and basic usage guidance.

Trust

Leadico engineering background

FABOTSUIT® is developed under Leadico’s industrial robotics experience. We support factories, maintenance teams, procurement teams, and system integrators who need technical confidence before purchase.

  • Industrial robotics experience
  • Registered specialist brand
  • Supports ABB, FANUC, Yaskawa, KUKA, Kawasaki, Mitsubishi, Nachi, Universal Robots and more
  • Thai local sales and engineering support
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a robot cover last?

Typically 0.6 – 1.5 years, depending on the customer’s actual on-site usage — including working environment, robot motion, application type, cleaning method, and level of exposure. We help select suitable materials and design to reduce early failure risk.

Can you make covers for any robot brand?

We support many industrial robot brands including ABB, FANUC, Yaskawa, KUKA, Kawasaki, Mitsubishi, Nachi, Universal Robots, and others. Robot brand names are used for compatibility reference only.

Do you need CAD files?

CAD files are helpful, but not always required. We can also work from robot model data, photos, existing covers, or site measurement.

Can you visit site for measurement?

Yes. Site measurement service is available depending on location and project scope.

Is this a standard catalog product?

Not exactly. We can work with CAD-based patterns when available, but even catalog-referenced sizes must be cut fresh for each job — because every robot brand and model has different joint geometry, motion range, and tooling constraints. Every cover is produced to fit.

Can it protect against heat or welding?

Yes, we can propose heat-resistant or welding/spatter protection materials depending on exposure level. It is designed to help reduce risk, not to guarantee unlimited protection.

How do I request a quotation?

Send your robot model, application, working environment, photos, and required protection area via LINE, Email, or WhatsApp — or use the request form on this page.

Request Quotation

Send your robot model and working condition today.

Send us your robot model, on-site photos, and working environment, and the FABOTSUIT® team will help assess the right cover for you. International customers are welcome to send photos for an initial assessment — if we need more detail, such as hose length, air-line routing, or any add-ons mounted on the robot, we’ll request those measurements.

We use this information only to prepare your quotation.