AUTOMATION RETROFIT SERIES
Equipment Features
1. Low investment, quick results: Upgrading to automation without replacing existing equipment results in significantly lower costs and a shorter payback period compared to building a new production line.
2. Revitalizes older equipment, avoiding redundant purchases and improving equipment utilization and lifespan.
3. Automates loading, unloading, transfer, inspection, and sorting, reducing reliance on manual labor; one person can manage multiple production lines.
4. Streamlined processes and optimized cycle times reduce waiting time, idle time, and manual handling, resulting in a significant increase in overall production capacity.
5. Unified actions, precise positioning, and standardized parameters reduce human error, bumps, and scratches, leading to greater product consistency.
6. Automates high-risk, repetitive, and high-intensity workstations, isolating workers from machines and reducing workplace injuries and safety risks.
7. Connects to data acquisition, production statistics, and SPC quality analysis, meeting the needs of digital management and customer factory audits.
8. Transforming old production lines into automated lines comprehensively upgrades workshop image, delivery capabilities, and order-taking strength.
Technical Specifications
| Item | Specifications |
| Equipment Model | MY-CRAL01 |
| Equipment Function | Automated transformation of semi-automated production lines |
| Applicable Dimensions | L:80mm~160mm x W:60mm~125mm |
| Robot Brand | FANUC/Inovance |
| Transfer Method | Magnetic Wheel Conveyor |
| Equipment Dimensions | L23000 x W6600 x H1850 |
| Power Supply | AC380V 50/60HZ |
| Air Source Requirement | 0.6MPa(6Kgf/cm2) |
| Equipment Capacity | ≤9S/PCS |
| EHS Protection Brand | Omron/IDEC |
| Other Main Functions | Material flipping, rework feeding, MES tracking |
For 3C, new energy, automotive electronics, medical devices, aerospace enterprises, we provide exclusive customized solutions and
equipment based on their unique demands and specific problems.
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