The alloy additive dosing line has been designed for the automatic and precise portioning of additives used to improve cast iron properties. With the use of a belt conveyor system, the additives are transported directly to the foundry ladles, which streamlines the entire process and increases its repeatability.
A robotic cell used in the aluminium casting process.
Description of operation:
The cell is set up next to the injection moulding machine
The machine is used to trim the sprue channels formed during injection moulding, and to inspect the quality of the cut using a mobile vision system.
The device is designed to automate the manual assembly process for lightbar-type lamps.
The device is designed to enable the operator to safely move the HIGH and LOW reference points.
As part of the project, two grippers were manufactured—one each for the HIGH and LOW engine types—and the manipulator arm was modified to work with these devices.
The machine is designed to automate the assembly and riveting of Halter components.
The machine is used to remove excess insulation from LOW and HIGH type motors
A machine for controlling the degree of spheroidization of the cast iron of the differential gear housing and removing the flash formed in the casting process of the detail.
Hydraulically operated crate tilting machine.
As part of the operator’s workstation, the lift provides the operator with ergonomic access to heavy workpieces transported in crates.
A washer designed to rinse out contaminants
remaining after production from fuel tanks. Contaminants are deposited on a special filter paper
which is later tested for the amount of deposited contaminants.
