Industry 

Today, our customer's switch range consists of many product variants. To ensure that all products are correctly configured and assembled, a test system for two product groups is to be developed and built.

Starting point

The various switches are placed manually on two accumulating belts and are transported to the stopper. The removal gripper takes a switch and passes over a DMC reader. This allows the switch to be identified and the respective test program is loaded. In this position, a first side is tested. After this test, the switch is gripped by the robot gripper and the switch is brought into the test setup. There, the other sides are inspected by the various cameras. In OK inspection, the switch is placed on the output accumulating belt and transported out of the plant. For NOK testing, the switch is placed on the NOK belt. 

Solution

- Parts assembled by hand are 100% inspected
- Large autonomy due to feeding belts
- Features can be configured differently depending on type.
- Testing is contactless

Advantages for the customer

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Feeder 

Handling + Gripping 

Testing 

We are presenting an inspection system for electrical switches

System film

Each part is inspected with the help of two cameras

Testing unit

The switches are fed to the plant on this belt.

Feed belt

The switches are fed to this stopper where they are picked up by the robot and guided to the inspection station.

Stopper

The switches are lifted from the feed belt with the help of the gripper.

Test system

Automation

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