1819-1-19120R

1819-1-19120R Application Field and Working Principles

The 1819-1-19120R is a highly automated assembly system developed for the automotive industry. It is designed to automate the assembly of small components and parts in order to reduce costs and improve productivity. The 1819-1-19120R is composed of several sub-systems—all with specific roles to play in the overall assembly process.

The first sub-system of the 1819-1-19120R is a stamping station. This station uses a series of stamps to imprint desired patterns and shapes onto metal parts that will be used in the finished product. This is done automatically and accurately, ensuring that all parts are perfectly formed with no defects or irregularities.

The second sub-system is an assembly station. This station is responsible for assembling the stamped metal parts into the finished product. It does this by arranging the components in the exact order required by the assembly process, then fitting them into a jig, where they are welded together. In addition to welding, the assembly station is also capable of performing other tasks such as cleaning, measuring and testing.

The third sub-system is a packaging station. This station is responsible for carefully packaging the completed product into its final desired form. This can involve anything from sorting, folding, cutting and wrapping depending on the requirements of the final product.

The fourth and final sub-system is a control system. This system is responsible for monitoring and controlling the entire assembly process. It ensures that all tasks are completed accurately and on time, and that the system is running smoothly with minimal downtime and no defects in the final product.

The 1819-1-19120R is a highly efficient system, designed to reduce costs and increase productivity in the automotive industry. It is a perfect solution for companies looking to automate their assembly processes while keeping quality high and costs low.