Automatic Dispensing Machine Function Introduction:_x000D_
The conveyor belt transfers the tooling, and the module clamping mechanism places the carrier on the dispensing machine. Finally, the module takes the carrier away and deposits it on the conveyor belt to convey the dispensed carrier out._x000D_
Structure Composition:_x000D_
Feed-side conveyor belt mechanism: with a limit bar at the end to position the carrier._x000D_
Dispensing mechanism: A three-axis dispensing machine can perform dispensing in three directional movements._x000D_
Module handling mechanism: A single module drives two clamping mechanisms to alternately pick and place carriers._x000D_
Discharge-side conveyor belt mechanism: Similar to the feed side, it adds a bar at the end for buffering manual carrier retrieval._x000D_
Clamping mechanism: One cylinder is responsible for vertical movement, and another cylinder moves back and forth to achieve carrier clamping._x000D_
Process Flow:_x000D_
Step 1: The carrier is transported by the conveyor belt to the limit bar position and waits for pickup._x000D_
Step 2: The module mechanism moves into position, the cylinder moves downward, and the grippers open and merge to pick up the carrier._x000D_
Step 3: The module repositioning mechanism moves the carrier to the dispensing workstation._x000D_
Step 4: The carrier is brought to the dispensing position by the X-axis mounting plate of the dispensing machine for dispensing._x000D_
Step 5: During dispensing, the module repositioning mechanism moves to the left in preparation for picking up the carrier._x000D_
Step 6: Upon dispensing completion, the right-side clamping mechanism of the module repositioning mechanism clamps the carrier, while the left-side clamping mechanism picks up the carrier from the conveyor belt._x000D_
Step 7: The module repositioning mechanism places the undispensed carrier at the dispensing position, while the right-side clamping mechanism puts the dispensed carrier onto the right-hand conveyor belt for output.
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