This machine tending automation solution utilizes a Fanuc M-710iC/70 robot mounted on a linear track to automate the machining of heavy support rings across six WIA Turning Centers (LV450).

By employing a high-payload industrial robot and a linear track, the system can rapidly perform continuous operations for relatively large and heavy support rings without idle time. The previous manual process, where workers pushed carts to each machine, has been replaced by a centralized input system, significantly improving both logistics flow and space efficiency.

Components

Robot
  • Robot: Fanuc M-710iC/70

    • 6-axis articulated robot, payload 70kg, reach 2,050mm, weight 560kg, repeatability ±0.04mm.

    • Additional Axis: Integrated linear track for multi-machine (1:6) coverage.

Workflow

STEP 1.Feeding & Inspection: Picks the workpiece from the input conveyor and verifies its status.
STEP 2. Machining: Picks the workpiece and loads it into the designated Turning Center for machining.
STEP 3. Reorientation: Unloads the finished part onto a flipping jig to change the gripping direction.
STEP 4. Cleaning: Transfers the part to the cleaning station and loads it.
STEP 5. Measurement: Loads the part into the dimensional measurement device to verify the machining quality.
STEP 6. Discharge: Places the finished part onto the discharge pallet.
STEP 7. Palletizing: Once a layer is complete on the discharge pallet, the robot inserts an interlayer sheet and continues palletizing.

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Support Ring Machining Assistance for WIA Turning Center using Fanuc Robot

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