This solution implements injection molding automation using a Neuro Cartesian robot with various payload capacities.
The Neuro Cartesian robot can be operated on-site without dedicated technical personnel through its “Direct Programming” function, and it can also be used in confined production environments.
In addition, the robot’s communication functions enable integration with MES solutions, allowing real-time production status checks and enabling the implementation of a smart factory system.
Process Overview
Injection molding automation by combining a robot, a jig, and a conveyor
Components
| Robot |
|
|---|
Workflow
| STEP 1. | The Neuro Cartesian robot’s jig enters the injection molding machine |
|---|---|
| STEP 2. | The Neuro Cartesian robot performs take-out |
| STEP 3. | After take-out, parts are discharged onto the conveyor |
※ The content provided by Bigwave Robotics is protected under U.S. and Canadian copyright and intellectual property laws. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of this content is strictly prohibited.
Recommended Use Cases
Nut-Insert Injection Molding and Inspection using a Yushin Take-Out Robot
Process Overview This assembly automation solution uses a YUSHIN take-out robot (SCⅡ 150) to perform insert molding, placing a nut into the mold and overmolding it with plastic, followed by automated inspection. By automating both the insert-loading operation and the downstream inspection process, the system minimizes quality-control touchpoints while improving overall productivity.
Electronic Component Insert Molding Automation using a Yushin Take-Out Robot
Process Overview This assembly automation solution uses a YUSHIN take-out robot (SCⅡ-150) to automate the process of insert-molding a steel plate into a plastic injection-molded part during production. By automating both the insert-loading operation and the downstream inspection process, the system minimizes control points while improving overall productivity.
Automotive Exterior Part Waterjet Cutting Automation using Two Yaskawa Robots
Process Overview This cutting automation solution uses two Yaskawa robots to automate waterjet cutting for automotive exterior parts. This project was carried out to improve operational efficiency and productivity by performing waterjet cutting in various postures. By applying high-precision, high-speed 6-axis robots, cutting can be performed at multiple postures and angles, significantly improving productivity while also minimizing post-processing work.
This solution implements injection molding automation using a Neuro Cartesian robot with various payload capacities.
The Neuro Cartesian robot can be operated on-site without dedicated technical personnel through its “Direct Programming” function, and it can also be used in confined production environments.
In addition, the robot’s communication functions enable integration with MES solutions, allowing real-time production status checks and enabling the implementation of a smart factory system.
Process Overview
Injection molding automation by combining a robot, a jig, and a conveyor
Components
| Robot |
|
|---|
Workflow
| STEP 1. | The Neuro Cartesian robot’s jig enters the injection molding machine |
|---|---|
| STEP 2. | The Neuro Cartesian robot performs take-out |
| STEP 3. | After take-out, parts are discharged onto the conveyor |
※ The content provided by Bigwave Robotics is protected under U.S. and Canadian copyright and intellectual property laws. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of this content is strictly prohibited.
Related Use Cases
Nut-Insert Injection Molding and Inspection using a Yushin Take-Out Robot
Electronic Component Insert Molding Automation using a Yushin Take-Out Robot