Clip Fastening Process using Neuromeka Indy7

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Clip Fastening Process using Neuromeka Indy7

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Application Field: Industry > Machine, Application > Assembly, Sector > Manufacturing

Industry > MachineApplication > AssemblySector > Manufacturing

This solution is an automated clip fastening process utilizing the Indy7.

By automating the fastening process that causes wrist injuries and strain for workers, industrial accidents decreased and quality productivity improved.

Components

Robot	Robot Indy7: 6-axis collaborative robot, payload 7kg, maximum reach 1.3m, weight 28kg, repeatability: ± 0.1 mm

Workflow

STEP 1.	Move robot end-tool to the clip position aligned with the clip.
STEP 2.	Fasten the clip.
STEP 3.	Repeat the previous process multiple times

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Features

Excellent production efficiency and quality improvement

Automated clip fastening that caused strain on the worker's wrist

Expected consistent quality by fastening clips to a uniform degree

Continuous operation possible

Can be installed in narrow spaces by using a compact collaborative robot

Results

Key Benefits	Prevention of worker injury Improvement of workpiece quality
Client Feedback	Production CAPA has greatly increased as continuous production is possible by minimizing work idle and wait times.

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