VALUE ADD
The Quad Spindle Tapping machine uses a manually loaded clip to feed parts into a locating fixture where it is held for the drilling and tapping operations.
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The dual-spindle cross-drilling tool-pack station provides quick and easy maintenance, adjustment and changeover flexibility.
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The automated clip insertion machine provides the customer with an efficient means to insert assembly clips into a metal frame for use in downstream assembly.
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The dual unit drilling machine has the ability to use various “mini” tool packs for variations in part family requirements.
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WASTE ELIMINTATION
The armature shaft inspection and pack machine is designed to accommodate a family of parts that are programmatically selected via an HMI menu selection. It can handle up to two different parts at the same time.
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The transmission component inspection machine provides the customer with 100% verification of dimensional accuracy of 22 different dimensions per part.
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The rivet inspection machine was designed off of a common inspection system platform that MAG has developed allowing for shortened lead time to deployment. The system is designed to be incorporated into an existing process.
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The air bag inspection system was designed to integrate with an existing canister welding process. The system picks the parts off of an existing fixture, transfers it to a conveyor belt where it is presented to a camera system.
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The bushing inspection system is designed off of a common platform in order to provide quick implementation. This reduces lead time and allows for expedited return on the customers investment.
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COMBINATION
The grease can inspection and O-Ring insertion system provides the customer with both value add and waste elimination implementations. The grease cans are presented to the first inspection stage via a clip-fed walking beam mechanism. Click here for more information.
The selector shaft work cell is a large integration of several existing pieces of equipment, automated part handling, robotic pick and place applications, and high precision measurement and gauging systems. Click here for more information.
The catalytic converter bracket cell uses two robotic part handling systems to process a family of parts through a stud insertion, welding and assembly process. Click here for more information.
The lever assembly and riveting machine uses custom designed part handling clips and bowl feeder mechanisms to present incoming components to a rotary transfer assembly system. Click here for more information.
