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Injection molding applications
When Mürdter Metall- und Kunststoffverarbeitung GmbH won a contract with a system supplier to the automotive industry to manufacture door side linings for an airbag system, it was clear that an automated solution would be needed. The main requirements on the handling systems were a long reach, both horizontally and vertically, and a high degree of flexibility.
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Unloading of an injection molding machine
At Dynamit Nobel, linear units are increasingly being replaced by jointed-arm robots. This was also the case when the time came to automate the handling of bumpers and welding parts for the DaimlerChrysler S-class: only this kind of robot could guarantee that the bumper surfaces would remain damage-free. If any scratches were made, a smooth paint finish would no longer be possible.
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Polycarbonate glazing hails bright new future
The substitution of PC for glass offers numerous advantages for motorists. For example, there is the weight saving, the removal of the danger of broken glass, and the general non-stressed nature of the components. For a sunroof, for example, the switch to polycarbonate reduces the weight of the conventional glass part by over 3 kg.
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Handling of plastic bumpers
Before installing the two production lines which are used today to manufacture bumpers for the Chrysler PT Cruiser and the Audi A4 convertible, the automotive supplier Decoma looked for a more flexible handling solution. Previously, for production of other bumpers, Decoma still used linear units. A change from “rigid” automation to the higher flexibility which is provided only by six-axis jointed-arm robots was therefore desirable.
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Handling of injection molded parts
One of the company’s injection molding machines, with a clamping force of 1,500 tonnes, produces five different end plates used to package hanging rolls of foil and paper. The company had decided to automate the unloading of this injection molding machine.
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Mirror, mirror…
For injection molding, MAGNA Spiegelsysteme GmbH Assamstadt entrusts the complex removal process to KUKA robots
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Grips firmly in grip
Soft grips come today as standard on high-tech bottle crates. Production requires high quality automation as the basis for subsequent installation in the bottle crates. The HEKUMA automation system removes 8 soft grips per cycle and precisely positions and orientates them in transport pallets for further processing.
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More freedom of movement in production of drinks crates
For the production of reusable drinks crates using the in-mold labeling process, Linpac Stucki Kunststoffverarbeitung GmbH invested in three fully automated injection molding cells from Husky Injection Molding Systems S.A.
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Handling of plastic wheels
At one time, the injection molding machines for polyurethane sheathing, used by Gross + Froelich to manufacture its so-called “soft” wheels for furniture casters, were loaded with polyamide cores manually.
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