Fixture Assembly Line Glue Dispensing Cycle Operation Non-Standard Automation Equipment

Automated assembly dispensing production line elevator jig flow board form cycle operation demonstration full set of drawings, non-standard automated assembly dispensing production line, mainly can complete the assembly of various components very well, the overall line design concept is very clear and the structure is also very stable. The main conveying part is chain transmission and the elevator is belt-driven, especially the lifting part is designed very well. The belt transmission structure in this set of elevators can be used in various equipment, with very high versatility and flexibility. The quality of the drawings is very good, and downloading them will not cause missing parts or inability to open them. You can download them with confidence. Automated assembly line elevator jig flow board form cycle operation demonstration drawings, this is a set of non-standard automated assembly dispensing production line with elevator jig flow board cycle operation full set of drawings. The drawings mainly reflect the modern level of automation and unmanned technology. The total length of this line is about 7 meters, and there are elevators at both ends responsible for conveying the flow jig board in a lifting and cycling form. The main line body in the middle is the assembly main body responsible for assembling some parts, such as dispensing, screw locking, testing, press-fit assembly, insertion assembly, welding, and other work docking. Both sides of the main line body are empty to install assembly-type machines. The flow line jig has some guided positioning holes to ensure assembly precision. The lower layer of the line body mainly transports back empty flow boards. The middle part is the lifting structure of each workstation, each corresponding workstation has a corresponding lifting structure to ensure the assembly precision of each workstation. All structures of this automated line have marked holes and standard components in the drawing, which can all be seen in the picture. The complete line drawing is very helpful for the design of automated line bodies.