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Body shop Mercedes-Benz A-Class
DaimlerChrysler’s Mercedes A-class body shop employs a variety of joining processes. For example, about 3,900 spot welds have to be made on 290 different sheet metal parts. DaimlerChrysler was looking to automate these processes through the use of robots; at the top of the priority list were short cycle times, which required high acceleration capability.
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Robot park in body shop
In the body shop of the Ford plant in Cologne-Niehl, Germany, robots have to able to produce any of the possible variants of the Fiesta.
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Welding of automotive front ends
Automotive supplier Läpple produces front ends for the DaimlerChrysler Mercedes CLK, among other things. Läpple’s fast-paced environment – with three-shift operation and “just in time” contracts – demands precise welding processes and permanent availability.
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Spot welding of steel cabinets
When Stähli, a manufacturer of steel cabinets, was confronted with downward pressure on prices due to competition, it became obvious that the company had to increase its productivity. This meant that automation of the welding processes was absolutely vital.
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Robots bend large heavy metal plates
After hitting upon the idea of industrializing the building trade with the aid of prefabricated steel box panels, BSC began to search for an integrated automation solution for their production. The task was to prefabricate precision-fit elements in a large variety of shapes, sizes and widths.
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Handling of front and rear axles and car doors
For its Regensburg plant, BMW was looking to implement automation solutions for the handling of complete front and rear axles for the 1 Series and 3 Series, as well as for the handling of doors for these series.
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Robot piles on the juice
A KUKA robot enables greater product diversity at Arla Foods AB in Alingsås, Sweden“Good Morning Juice” is the name of one of the most popular products made at Arla Foods AB, which is stacked up on pallets and made ready for delivery by a KUKA KR 360 robot. The breakfast drink is currently supplied in two-liter Tetra Pak cartons. But one-liter cartons would also present no problem for the robot, as the system is designed to handle packs of both sizes.
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Robocoaster Legoland
The LEGOLAND Park in Billund, Denmark was looking for a new amusement park ride that would fit in with its corporate theme: “Hands-on, Minds-on”. It was important that the park’s visitors should not merely get in the ride and sit there, but instead take an active, creative role in the process.
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