Process layout
Process Overview
This application is a solution that provides immediate foam forming using a Loobee sealing automation system, along with gasket product sealing equipment and raw material supply. It enables stable fixture mounting using gaskets without the need to finish the joint area with adhesive. Reliable adhesion is also possible even on curved surfaces, making it applicable to parts of any shape.
Components
| Robot | 3-axis robot or multi-joint robot |
|---|---|
| Peripherals |
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Workflow
| STEP 1. | Part loading |
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| STEP 2. | Pre-treatment (if required: plasma or primer) |
| STEP 3. | Sealing application |
| STEP 4. | Unloading |
| STEP 5. | Foam dispensing |
| STEP 6. | Curing |
Features
Desired gasket shapes can be formed on parts of any geometry, including flat surfaces, curved surfaces, 3D structures, and vertical structures.
Jointless gasket that does not require joint finishing with adhesive.
No leakage caused by poor bonding at joints.
Can be fixed to the fixture without separate adhesive.
Applicable even on rough surfaces.
Various hardness and shape designs can be adjusted through automated sealing machine settings.
Cost-saving benefits for small parts and small-batch production.
Enables consistent product quality even for long-duration repetitive operations due to automation.
Results
| Key Benefits | Unit cost reduction for mass production
End-to-end solution available, including equipment, raw materials, processing, and finished products |
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| Client Feedback | Compared to manual production, automated production provides more consistent product quality, and unit cost savings were also achieved in mass production. |
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