29/03/2021
Automatic Soldering Machine With Safety Grid (R351G) (With Safety Grid)
Soldering robots are industrial robots engaged in soldering (including cutting and spraying). According to the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), industrial robots are defined as standard soldering robots. Industrial robots are a multi-purpose, reprogrammable automatic control manipulator (Manipulator) with three or more programmable axes for Industrial automation. In order to adapt to different uses, the mechanical interface of the last axis of the robot is usually a connecting flange, which can be connected with different tools or end effectors. soldering robots are equipped with soldering tongs or soldering (cutting) guns on the final shaft flange of industrial robots to enable soldering, cutting or thermal spraying.
Soldering robot mainly includes robot and soldering equipment. The robot consists of the robot body and the control cabinet (hardware and software). The soldering equipment, for example, arc soldering and spot soldering, is composed of soldering power supply (including its control system), wire feeder (arc soldering), soldering gun (clamp) and other parts. There should also be a sensor system for intelligent robots, such as laser or camera sensors and their control devices.
With the development of electronic technology, computer technology, numerical control and robot technology, the demand for automatic soldering robots is increasing. Its advantages are: 1. Stability and improvement of soldering quality, which can reflect soldering quality in the form of numerical values; 2. Improve labor Productivity; 3. Improve the labor intensity of workers, can work in a harmful environment; 4. Reduce the requirements for workers’ operating technology; 5. Shorten the preparation cycle of product retrofitting and reduce the corresponding equipment investment.
Therefore, it is widely used in various industries.
History and development of soldering robot
Double Head Intelligent Soldering Robot (R351DH)
According to statistics, soldering robots serving the field of soldering processing account for about half of the industrial robots in service worldwide. soldering robots are industrial robots that perform soldering tasks instead of welders in the soldering production process. Among these soldering robots, only a few are specially designed for a certain soldering method, and most soldering robots are constructed by attaching certain soldering tools to general industrial robots. In a multi-tasking environment, a single robot does not only perform soldering operations, but can also complete a variety of tasks including soldering, including picking, handling, and installation. The programmer can input corresponding program instructions to the robot. The robot can automatically replace the tools on the manipulator according to the program instructions to complete the corresponding tasks. Therefore, in a sense, the development history of industrial robots is the development history of soldering robots.