How to set up a gripper on a Flowline Mk3 with a Toothed Gripper
Auteur Gareth Green | Dernière modification 18/07/2023 par Gareth Green en cours de rédaction ⧼frevu-button-review-label⧽
How to set up a gripper on a Flowline Mk3 with a Toothed Gripper
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This gripper design has two gripper switch inputs. This design was implemented to ensure the system can load a bar with an uneven or angled cut on the end. The sensors are activated by a long stroke on a spring, which has at least 10mm range of movement.
Sensor | Function |
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Grip Min | Senses that a profile is gripped in the jaws. It should be active just after the spring is depressed |
Grip Max | Activates when profile hits "end stop" of gripper mechanism whn loading. This ensures a reliable datum point. It should be active when the spring is fully depressed |
Step | Action | Notes |
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1 | Move to loadingpos plus 5mm | |
2 | Wait for gripper max input | (completely bottom out gripper) |
3 | Wait for gripper to be within 0.25mm of expected position and 100ms to pass (to allow system to settle) | |
4 | Clutch and material load motor off | |
5 | Move to loadingpos | Pushes profile back to |
6 | Clutch on | holds profile steady |
7 | Wait for trim Pause | |
8 | Move x axis to loadingpos+200mm | Clear of tooling head |
9 | Run datum hole routine | |
10 | Move to loadingpos | |
11 | Grip | |
12 | Wait for grip on time | |
13 | Check that grip min switch is active | Ensure the bar is gripped |
14 | Grip lock on | Locks the gripper in its current position so it does not force the profile to "wheelie" |
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