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Automotive Glass Primer Dispense
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Automotive Glass Primer Dispense

Efficient and reliable glass primer dispense application on automotive glass.

This material dispensing system utilizes two Fanuc M-10iA/6L six-axis robots. These robots have multiple mounting options and a compact design making it easy to integrate the Fanuc M-10iA/6L into any workshop. The M-10iA/6L has a light 6kg payload, and it can move that payload a long way with its 1,632mm reach.

The process for efficiently dispensing glass primer begins with the first robot applying primer on both sides of right-hand and left-hand automotive glass panels.  The glass panels are then hand-loaded into racks on a two-station rotary dial table.  The first robot obtains a panel from the rack, acquires a precise position via a datum fixture, and then articulates the glass under the felt-pad dispense tip.  The glass primer dispensing equipment consists of a positive displacement pump and precision valve made by Sealant Equipment.  Once one side of the glass is complete, the robot places it in a hand-off fixture.  From there, the second robot repeats the process under a second dispense head for the opposite side of the glass panel.  Once complete, the robot places the glass onto an out-bound conveyor oven where the primer is cured.

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(810) 742-8540
3387 E Bristol Rd,
Burton, MI 48529

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(810) 742-8540
3387 E Bristol Rd,
Burton, MI 48529

© Copyright 2020 Flexible Automation, Inc. All Rights Reserved.