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| − | Robotic part transfer systems are multi process material handling automation cells. Through use of cartesian gantry robots and robot lift or track systems part transfer automation can be implemented in multi station conveyor loading or machine tending applications. Gantry mounted robots also carry the advantage of reduced floor space consumption compared to traditional robotic part transfer systems. By design, robotic machine tending applications are part to tool based. Typical end of arm tooling mechanisms include vacuum cups or pneumatic grippers, and is largely dependent on part size, weight, & surface conditions. | + | Robotic part transfer systems are multi process material handling automation cells. Through use of cartesian gantry robots and robot lift or track systems part transfer automation can be implemented in multi station conveyor loading and/or machine tending applications. Gantry mounted robots also carry the advantage of reduced floor space consumption compared to traditional robotic part transfer systems. By design, robotic machine tending applications are part to tool based. Typical end of arm tooling mechanisms include vacuum cups or pneumatic grippers, and is largely dependent on part size, weight, & surface conditions. |
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Robotic Part Transfer Automation Systems
Robotic part transfer systems are multi process material handling automation cells. Through use of cartesian gantry robots and robot lift or track systems part transfer automation can be implemented in multi station conveyor loading and/or machine tending applications. Gantry mounted robots also carry the advantage of reduced floor space consumption compared to traditional robotic part transfer systems. By design, robotic machine tending applications are part to tool based. Typical end of arm tooling mechanisms include vacuum cups or pneumatic grippers, and is largely dependent on part size, weight, & surface conditions.
