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Robot Milk Tea Kiosk, 6-Axis Collaborative Robotic Arm Unmanned Bubble Tea Station

A typical example of the style. Size, material, colour and finish are set to your order.

OEM / ODMCustomisableSample firstOC-469

Robot Milk Tea Kiosk, 6-Axis Collaborative Robotic Arm Unmanned Bubble Tea Station

6-axis collaborative robot milk tea kiosk, average 50s per cup, 120kg/24h ice maker, total 250L storage capacity, 24h unattended self-service bubble tea station for commercial use.

  • Supplier of record one contract, one invoice
  • Inspection before the balance is released
  • Written quote for your quantity — nothing here is priced

Product details

The specification is set to your order — tell us what you need and we confirm every parameter in the quote.

Reference
OC-469
Origin
China · factory named in your quote
Category
Robot Automatic serve
Pricing
Written quote only

Description

This unmanned robot milk tea kiosk is equipped with 6-axis collaborative robotic arm, supporting automatic bubble tea production. It is fitted with a 120kg per 24 hours ice maker and total effective storage volume of 250L, including 8 cold storage boxes of 5L and 2 heating barrels of 12L. It has 2 fruit syrup tanks and fresh-keeping cabinets, 4 kinds of toppings, cup dropping module, sealing machine, labeling machine and receipt printer. It adopts a 21.5-inch touch screen for ordering, supports QR payment, customer mini-program and international payment system. It features UV sterilization, insect-proof net and closed waste bin to ensure food safety. Average output speed is 50 seconds per cup, power 2.5KW, floor area 2.4 sqm, suitable for shopping malls, scenic spots, airports, cinemas and office buildings. Custom shell, logo and drink recipes are available.

Compliance

No certifications are listed for this style. Name your market in the quote form — we confirm what applies and ask the factory for the evidence before we quote.

Customisation

Minimum quantity, delivery time and price depend on what you customise — they come with your written quote, not from a list.

How your order runs

  1. R1FactoryChina — named in your quoteRisk passes to you here
  2. R2Sample sign-offYou approve before bulkRisk passes to you here
  3. R3Pre-shipment inspectionPhotos and report before the balanceRisk passes to you here
  4. R4Port of loadingChina port, confirmed in your quoteRisk passes to you here
  5. R5Main carriageSea or air, to the Incoterm you chooseRisk passes to you here
  6. R6DestinationYour market, your port or doorRisk passes to you here

Choose an Incoterm in the quote form to see where risk passes to you.

Incoterms we quote under (Incoterms 2020)
EXWYou collect at the factory, and handle export clearance, freight, insurance and import.
FOBWe deliver on board at the port of loading, export-cleared. You book the main freight and insurance.
CFRWe pay freight to your port. Risk passes to you once the goods are on board in China.
CIFAs CFR, plus minimum marine insurance to your port.
DAPDelivered to your named place, not unloaded. You clear import and pay duties.
DDPDelivered to your named place, import-cleared, duties paid.

Order gates

  1. G0
    Brief

    Specification, quantity, market and Incoterm are complete

    You + assistant
  2. G1
    Supplier match

    Factories we know, matched to the specification

    Our team
  3. G2
    Compliance check

    The rules of your market, and the evidence the factory must supply

    Our team
  4. G3
    Written quote

    Price, quantity, timing — and a landed-cost estimate if you ask

    You accept
  5. G4
    Sample sign-off

    You approve a sample before bulk production

    You
  6. G5
    Inspection

    Photos and a report before the balance is released

    Our inspectors
Customise with AI

Make it yours.
Brief it in a minute.

Tell the assistant your quantity, branding, packaging and port. It asks what the factory will ask, then hands our team a brief with OC-469 already attached.

  • Starts with Robot Milk Tea Kiosk, 6-Axis Collaborative Robot… on your brief
  • OEM, ODM or fully customised — it asks what the factory will ask
  • Our team turns it into one written quote
Sourcing assistantProduct briefing
OC

This is a typical example of the style — we make it as OEM with your branding, as ODM from your own design, or customised in size, material and finish. You approve a sample before bulk production. Tell me what you want changed, roughly how many, and where it ships — I will build the specification our team quotes from.

3 free messages, no account needed to start.Starts your brief with this product attached
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