Case Studies
Automated Machine Loading Project
Project: Automation of machine loading
Overview
- Tending of double disk grinders
- Two systems required
Challenges
- Part sizes – 20” OD range / 20” ID range / .4”?7”H / .2lbs – 200lbs
- Parts supplied in stacks
- Automation to handle parts and layer dividers
- Automatic face inspection required
- Periodic manual inspection required
- Operator selectable part set?up and inspection sequences
- Limited floor space and machine access
- One operator to support both systems
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- Two systems with large payload robots
- Accumulation conveyor
- Vision system for determining part location
- Vision system for defect inspection
- Manually adjustable end of arm tooling
- Vacuum gripper with docking station
- Central work area for manual inspection
Benefits
- Reduced labor
- Increased throughput
- Controlled process
To learn more about projects like this, contact our technical department or call us (330) 929-5544.
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