2161135-2

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2161135-2 is a type of machine used in a variety of industries, such as telecommunication, automotive, and medical. This machine typically found in electronic industry production line, or in larger factories for automated assembly operations.

In the electro-mechanical industry, 2161135-2 is used to crimp and apply seals and parts onto various components. This is done by applying pressure based on the cylinder springs. The equipment is designed to apply a specific amount of force to accurately and securely attach parts, whether in straight line or angular motion.

Applications

2161135-2 are mainly used for automated assembly operations, either in-line or in-cycle operations. This type of machine is used in various industrial operations, such as:

• Attaching parts, seals and other components of wires, cables, and pipes
• Clinching nuts, bolts, and other parts
• Retaining and latching parts
• Snapping or clinching the ends of pipes or tubing
• Securing points on medical equipment

This type of machine is also used in assembly automation for the automotive industry, for the assembly of internal components, such as seat belts, arm rests, and dashboards. Additionally, it is used for the assembly of various electronic components, such as printed circuit boards and circuit assemblies.

Working Principle

2161135-2 machines typically utilize a hydraulic circuit with a simple setup, which consists of a pump, cylinder, and valve. The pressure in this hydraulic system is generated by connecting the pump to the cylinder and ensuring that the pressure-relief valve is open to extract the pressure from the cylinder. This is done by pushing the check valve against the pressure relief valve. This pressure is then used to actuate the machine.

The actuator is connected to the head of the machine, which then applies the force to the target part or component. The force of the actuator can be adjusted based on the product specification, and the force can be exerted in either a straight-line or angular motion. The force is then released as soon as the component or part is securely attached to the surface.

The machine is typically operated by an operator, who then activates the machine or adjusts its parameters using a control panel. This control panel has a variety of components, such as manual switch and dials for setting parameters, and indicators and alarms to signify the completion of a particular operation.

Conclusion

2161135-2 are machines used for the automated assembly of parts and components, and are typically used in the telecommunication, automotive, and medical industries. They work by applying pressure to a component or part, such as wires, cables, nuts, or bolts, in order to attach them securely. They are powered by a hydraulic system, which is used to generate the necessary force. This machine is typically operated using a control panel, and is used for a variety of applications, such as attaching parts, seals, and latching components.

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