How does the three-axis H-type positioner position a workpiece?
Each axis uses a servo motor to flip and position the workpiece at any angle, enabling multi-angle welding in space with a robot.
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Three-axis H-type positioner
Each axis of the positioner is driven by a servo motor to achieve the flipping and positioning of the workpiece at any angle, and can be welded at multiple angles in space with the robot. The main flip frame uses a flip mechanism to rotate and switch between the A and B positions as a whole. The manual loading and unl…
Useful details for your enquiry
- Workpiece drawings and model variants
- Joint locations and welding process
- Positioning, access and loading requirements
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How it fits your production.
Each axis of the positioner is driven by a servo motor to achieve the flipping and positioning of the workpiece at any angle, and can be welded at multiple angles in space with the robot. The main flip frame uses a flip mechanism to rotate and switch between the A and B positions as a whole. The manual loading and unloading area and the welding area are fixed in a single position, which greatly improves the space occupancy rate of the equipment.
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These are the requirements to discuss when selecting and integrating this equipment.
- 01Workpiece drawings and model variants
- 02Joint locations and welding process
- 03Positioning, access and loading requirements
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How are loading and welding areas arranged?
The main flip frame switches between A and B positions as a whole. Manual loading and unloading and robot welding are fixed at separate positions, improving equipment space use.
