Robot Loading a Sanding Machine for Stainless Bowls | Roller Conveyor + Belt Conveyor
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AI GeneratedThis video demonstrates an automated robotic solution for sanding stainless steel bowls, replacing a labor-intensive and dusty manual process. A six-axis robot manages the entire cycle, transferring bowls from a roller conveyor to a sanding machine and then onto a belt conveyor, ensuring consistent production and improved worker safety.
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Sanding stainless bowls means someone standing at the machine loading
and unloading one bowl after another,
in dust, doing the same moves all day.
It is a hard job to keep staffed.
On this short line, a roller conveyor
brings stainless bowls in on the right.
The sanding machine stands on the left, a belt conveyor runs in front,
and a six-axis robot works in the middle.
The robot brings its bar-shaped gripper down onto a bowl
and lifts it off the roller conveyor.
It turns and loads the bowl onto the sanding machine,
where the bowl spins on the spindle
chuck and the abrasive wheel works against it.
When sanding is done, the robot takes the bowl
off and sets it on the belt conveyor in front.
The bowls move on along the belt and the robot
goes back to the roller conveyor for the next one.
For loading a sanding machine, check three things.
How the gripper picks an upside-down bowl
and hands it cleanly to the spindle chuck.
how the bowl is centered on the chuck,
and how the robot and gripper are protected from the dust.
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