Overview
Manuals
Customer Wiring
Reach Matching
Base Handover
Features:
- Documented robot-family fit: the harness is listed for the IRB 1600/1.2 configuration and is not a universal cable for every ABB robot.
- Function-specific wiring: it provides customer-connection wiring, with connector and routing details retained as part of the replacement identity.
- Service replacement control: complete article number, robot label, connector layout and cable clearance must be checked before installation.
ABB identifies 3HAC021828-003 as a customer-connection cable harness used in the IRB 1600/1.2 robot configuration. Its documented role is customer-connection wiring, with the complete harness carrying the customer-side connections for the 1.2 m reach configuration. The spare is a cable assembly rather than a controller or electronic module; compatibility is governed by the robot variant, connector positions, clamp locations, cable routing and any recorded harness revision. The applicable ABB spare-parts documentation should be read together with the installed unit marking before a replacement is selected. Mechanical similarity alone is not evidence of interchangeability.
Manufacturer reference: ABB Robotics spare-parts documentation for IRB 1600/1.2; the exact article number and installed configuration govern replacement selection.
The ABB 3HAC021828-003 is supported by Moore Automated for exact-item replacement and spare-part enquiries.
ABB 3HAC021828-003 IRB 1600 Customer-Connection Cable Harness Manuals/Datasheets/Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
This cable assembly is used for the customer-side connections on the documented IRB 1600 1.2 m configuration. Match the complete article number and connection layout to the installed arm.
Verify the 1.2 m reach variant, base-side connector order and cable length before replacement. Reach differences can change routing even when the connector family appears similar.
Record the customer interface and clamp positions before removal, keep the cable clear of the arm structure and test each restored connection after installation.
