This setup comprises four component supply units and a conveyor system for transporting pallets. It enables practical training for production line operations, including instruction on part supply techniques, picking methods, pallet transportation, and rotation procedures.
Utilizing the same industrial-grade equipment commonly found in manufacturing settings, this training system incorporates various mechanisms that mirror those used in factories. Each mechanism boasts the required rigidity and reliability to accurately demonstrate the operation of mechanisms and the characteristics of workpieces.
The training equipment is designed to facilitate an understanding of the components and structure of a production system. Users can effortlessly grasp the part supply methods, picking techniques, and pallet transfer and circulation methods that are actually employed in production systems, all at a glance. It faithfully replicates elements utilized in automated production lines and mechatronics equipment, offering hands-on training using a real-world machine.
Versatility is a key feature, as all control load units are modularized, and each module comes equipped with the necessary input/output components for control. This allows users to easily learn control methods or even construct their own unique automated production systems, whether they seek a simplified understanding or a comprehensive experience of the entire process.
Furthermore, this equipment serves as a versatile study guide for a wide range of control methods, including PLC control, computer-based control, and communication between PLC and a computer. It accommodates the use of cutting-edge control languages like Visual Basic.NET for machine control training, ensuring its relevance in today's technology-driven manufacturing landscape.