pick & place motions - handling units
Planar motions and 3D motions can be generated very easily with handling units.
The most well-known are the pick & place motions, for loading and unloading assembly machines and machine tools.
Thanks to the forced synchronization of two or three axial motions, virtually any type of path can be produced.
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Planar motions - H(*)T
H(*)T - handling units
The device is based on the MIKSCH tandem drive with secondary moving carrier plate.The output shaft is a plate on which the workpieces can be assembled.
X-lift: up to 480 mm
Y-lift: up to 120 mm
Installation position: freely selectable
Design: as housed unit
The input can be effected either via an input shaft, a built-in worm gear or using a drive braking motor.
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Planar motions - MAN(*)
Both MIKSCH handling units can execute lift / oscillate motions or lift / step motions.
MAN(*) handling units
The drive is based on a globoid / groove cam. The transfer of motion is form-fitted. The output element is a shaft.
Standard number of stations: 2-8
Standard oscillating angle: 45°, 60°, 90°, 120°, 180°
Y-lift: up to 200 mm
Design: as housed unit with and without drive
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E.g.:
- placing and picking of larger parts
- gears
- clutch housings
Repositioning of products from A to B with raising and lowering, rotational or linear.
Handling device made up of an index drive for rotational movement and 2 plane cams for the stroke movement with one central drive. Motion sequences can be freely selected to a large extent.
Handling unit driven via a globoidal cam with an integrated groove cam for rotational and linear movements. Drive via one input shaft. For smaller and medium masses. Very fast!
Using a central drive the output flange is moved via an index drive and, in addition, it is moved up and down via the laterally mounted disc cams.
Picking and placing components for light switches.