Process Overview
This solution enables automatic loading of workpieces into machining equipment, including irregular, non-standard workpieces generated from hot forging, by using a specially designed gripping tool in the automotive parts machining load/unload process.
Developed through the company’s in-house R&D, this automation system uses a custom-made gripper to automatically load hot-forged workpieces, even those with inconsistent shapes, into the machining area.
Components
| Robot | KAWASAKI CX210L: 6-axis industrial robot, payload 210 kg, max reach 2,699 mm, weight 870 kg, repeatability ±0.06 mm |
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Workflow
| STEP 1. | Operator loads workpieces onto the infeed conveyor |
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| STEP 2. | Robot loads workpieces into the machining center |
| STEP 3. | Machining completed |
| STEP 4. | Robot unloads finished parts from the machine |
| STEP 5. | Automated inspection |
| STEP 6. | Robot loads finished parts into the rust prevention unit |
| STEP 7. | Robot transfers finished parts from the rust prevention unit to the conveyor |
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Process Overview
This solution enables automatic loading of workpieces into machining equipment, including irregular, non-standard workpieces generated from hot forging, by using a specially designed gripping tool in the automotive parts machining load/unload process.
Developed through the company’s in-house R&D, this automation system uses a custom-made gripper to automatically load hot-forged workpieces, even those with inconsistent shapes, into the machining area.
Components
| Robot | KAWASAKI CX210L: 6-axis industrial robot, payload 210 kg, max reach 2,699 mm, weight 870 kg, repeatability ±0.06 mm |
|---|---|
| Peripherals |
|
Workflow
| STEP 1. | Operator loads workpieces onto the infeed conveyor |
|---|---|
| STEP 2. | Robot loads workpieces into the machining center |
| STEP 3. | Machining completed |
| STEP 4. | Robot unloads finished parts from the machine |
| STEP 5. | Automated inspection |
| STEP 6. | Robot loads finished parts into the rust prevention unit |
| STEP 7. | Robot transfers finished parts from the rust prevention unit to 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.
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Automated Two-Part Gasket Sealing Solution
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