What are the precautions to take during the production process of non-standard automated equipment?

With the development of technology, non-standard automated equipment is being used more and more widely. How is it manufactured? The manufacturing of non-standard automated equipment mainly includes two aspects: manufacturing and debugging.

1. Equipment manufacturing involves assembling the various mechanical bodies and electrical components. The following are some key points to note:

Mechanical Installation:

1) Mark the screws with a marker after tightening them;

2) Oil nozzles requiring lubrication must be installed in easily accessible locations;

3) Precision equipment must be leveled before being secured with anchor bolts;

4) Areas with cooling water should be kept away from power lines.

Electrical Aspects:

1) Dangerous parts must be directly grounded from the primary power distribution point;

2) Insulation must be checked for areas carrying high current;

3) Interference prevention must be considered for communication and power lines.

2. Equipment Debugging involves debugging the equipment after manufacturing according to the designed flowchart. The main contents include:

1) Correcting the original program according to the flowchart;

2) Correcting incorrectly connected communication lines.

The manufacturing of non-standard automated equipment is a comprehensive project and a process of continuous learning through work. Jishi Automation Technology is a manufacturer of non-standard automated equipment. Its main products include plug-in lines, belt conveyors, assembly lines, roller conveyors, fully automatic strapping machines, and online fully automatic screw fastening machines. Non-standard automated equipment can solve the adverse effects of labor turnover, reduce labor costs, and improve production efficiency, thereby bringing production benefits to enterprises.