Definition of non-standard automation equipment
The definition of non-standard automation equipment is customized, user-only, non-market-circulated automation system integration equipment. It is assembled from unit equipment manufactured in accordance with unified industry standards and specifications promulgated by the state. It does not have a specific model. For reference, it is based on the production site, product processing characteristics, and customer needs to develop, design and manufacture equipment.
The role of non-standard automation equipment
The main function of non-standard automation equipment is to improve production efficiency, product quality, save labor costs, and make the development of enterprises from rough to intensive. Non-standard automation equipment is widely used and can meet the different needs of enterprise production. It is the realization of industrial automation. An indispensable force.
Application of non-standard automation equipment
Non-standard automation equipment is being used more and more widely. At present, the widely used non-standard equipment includes automatic locking screw machine, automatic assembly machine, automatic glue dispensing machine, automatic production line, automatic labeling machine, automatic soldering machine, automatic upper and lower These non-standard automation equipment can generally be used in the whole process of factory assembly of products such as mobile phones, computers, TVs, air conditioners, washing machines, and electronic products.
Assembly process of non-standard automatic assembly machine
Inspection process: The inspection process includes inspection, inspection and testing of the assembled parts. The inspection process ensures the assembly quality on the one hand, and handles various faults during the assembly process on the other hand.
Adjustment process: The adjustment process is to correct the position of the components with installation deviation after the assembly process.
Auxiliary process: The auxiliary process includes the cleaning, marking, sorting and other links of the assembly.
Machining process: On some automatic assembly equipment, one or several specific parts are also machined during the process of installing and fixing parts.
