00-111-456 ZH 125/150 IV robot wrist
ZH 125/150 IV wrist for KUKA KR125/3 and KR150/3 arms.
System role
Rebuilt from individual evidence
Evidence boundary
The wrist provides the end-of-arm motion interface for the documented KUKA KR125/3 and KR150/3 robot arms. Sits between the robot arm axes and the end-effector tool interface.
ZH 125/150 IV wrist for KUKA KR125/3 and KR150/3 arms. The system placement above is an inference from the documented function and adjacent path.
- Exact reference
- 00-111-456
- Category
- Robotics
- Evidence checked
- 2026-09-11
System role
This section explains what the product does and where it acts in the surrounding system.
- Function
- Transmits robot-arm motion to the tool interface at the wrist.
- System position
- Sits between the robot arm axes and the end-effector tool interface.
- Upstream / inputs
- The robot arm axes supply motion to the wrist.
- Downstream / outputs
- The tool interface receives wrist motion downstream.
- Limitations
- Unknown: Wrist axis details, payload, mounting dimensions, and condition are not stated in the captured page.
Evidence ledger
Facts, inferences, and unknowns are kept separate.
Facts
The captured source identifies 00-111-456 as ZH 125/150 IV robot wrist.
- www.eurobots.net — retrieved 2026-09-11; high confidence
The wrist provides the end-of-arm motion interface for the documented KUKA KR125/3 and KR150/3 robot arms.
- www.eurobots.net — retrieved 2026-09-11; high confidence
Inferences
Sits between the robot arm axes and the end-effector tool interface.
- www.eurobots.net — retrieved 2026-09-11; high confidence
Unknowns
Unknown: Wrist axis details, payload, mounting dimensions, and condition are not stated in the captured page.
System position diagram
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flowchart LR; Upstream[Upstream path] --> Part[Referenced part]; Part --> Downstream[Downstream path]View diagram labels
- Nodes
- Upstream path; 00-111-456 part; Downstream path
- Edges
- Documented input; Documented output
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