カテゴリーアーカイブ: Customized Machine

A spider robot (high-speed parallel robot) is a highly integrated system consisting of the following key components and modules: I. Mechanical Structure Components Base Platform (Static Platform): The fixed mounting frame, typically ceiling or gantry-mounted. Moving Platform (End-Effector Platform): The lightweight platform that moves in space and carries the tooling. Drive Arms (Active Arms): Usually 3 or 4 arms, each directly connected to a servo motor. They perform rotational motion. Forearm Links (Passive Arms): Lightweight rods (often carbon fiber or aluminum) that connect the drive arms to the moving platform via spherical joints. Spherical Joints / Universal Joints: Critical low-friction joints at both ends of the forearm links, enabling complex spatial […]

Packaging machines encompass a wide range, but their core functions typically include: 1. Metering and Filling Function: Precisely measures product quantity/weight and fills it into containers. Application: Counting pills, weighing food, volumetric filling of liquids into bags, bottles, cans. 2. Forming and Sealing Function: Forming: Shapes flat material (film, cardboard) into containers (bags, boxes). Sealing: Reliably seals packages via heat sealing, crimping, capping, lidding, stapling. Application: Making and sealing plastic bags, cartons, etc. 3. Labeling and Printing Function: Labeling: Automatically applies labels. Printing: Prints date codes, batch numbers, barcodes directly on packaging. Application: Ensures product identification, traceability, and compliance. 4. Wrapping and Bundling Function: Wraps individual items or multi-packs with film or paper. Application: Individual candy wrappers […]

I. Bucket Elevator Loading: Buckets at the bottom scoop or receive material from an inlet. Lifting: Buckets attached to a belt or chain are carried vertically upward. Discharging: At the top, buckets tip over, dumping material into the feeder hopper. Returning: Empty buckets return down to the bottom for the next cycle. Characteristics: High capacity, suitable for granular, small parts. II. Screw Elevator (Spiral Lifter) Loading: Material enters through a bottom inlet. Conveying: A rotating helical screw pushes material up a stationary tube or trough. Discharging: Material is discharged from the top outlet into the bowl. Characteristics: Compact, enclosed, good for dusty or tangle-prone materials. III. Reciprocating/Vibratory Lifter Carrying: Material is placed […]

Functions of an Elevator/Lifter In vibratory feeding systems, an elevator typically refers to a vertical conveying feeder, and its core functions are: 1. Vertical Material Transportation Core Function: Moves materials from a lower level to a higher level. Role: Solves height differential challenges and optimizes floor space. 2. Automated Feeding Linkage Function: Acts as an automated bridge between a bulk storage unit and a feeding unit. Role: Transfers material on-demand from storage to the vibratory bowl for continuous operation. 3. Metered and Uniform Feeding Function: Controls the feed rate and volume to the bowl by regulating lift speed or bucket capacity. Role: Prevents overloading the bowl, ensuring stable feeding. 4. Reduces Manual Labor and Cost Function: Replaces the repetitive manual […]

I. Power & Drive System Power Source: Provides energy for riveting. Pneumatic: Air compressor, tank. Hydraulic: Hydraulic power unit, oil tank. Electric: Servo or high-power motor. Drive Mechanism: Converts power into riveting action. Cylinder (Pneumatic/Hydraulic): Generates linear force. Crank/Linkage/Knuckle Joint: Converts rotation to linear force with amplification. Servo Electric Actuator: Provides precise force and displacement control. II. Execution & Working Mechanism Riveting Head: Component that directly forms the rivet. Upper Die (Punch): Mounted on the moving ram, applies force to the rivet. Lower Die (Anvil/Bucking Bar): Supports the factory head of the rivet or workpiece. For Blind Riveters: Riveting Tool Head, includes jaws to pull the mandrel and a nose piece […]

  The working principle can be summarized in four core steps: Image Acquisition Process: The system captures an image of the object using an industrial camera and specialized lighting. Key Elements: Lighting: Provides stable, uniform illumination to highlight features of interest and suppress noise. Camera: Converts light into a digital image signal. Image Processing Process: The raw image is sent to an image processor for preprocessing. Key Operations: Noise reduction, contrast enhancement, edge sharpening to prepare the image for analysis. Feature Extraction and Analysis Process: The system’s “brain” analyzes the processed image against preset standards or templates. Key Operations: Measurement: Calculates pixel distances and converts them to real-world dimensions. Pattern Matching: Compares the image to a known good template. Recognition: […]