Multistation automatic and quick switching and welding equipment

Abstract

The invention discloses multistation automatic and quick switching and welding equipment which comprises a clamp switching mechanism, a rotary supporting mechanism, an electric coupling mechanism anda driving mechanism. The clamp switching mechanism is mounted on the outer side of the lower end of the rotary supporting mechanism, the driving mechanism is mounted on the outer side of the upper endof the rotary supporting mechanism, and the electric coupling mechanism is arranged on the inner side of the rotary supporting mechanism. The multistation automatic and quick switching and welding equipment achieves quick and automatic switching and welding of multiple clamps by means of moving the clamps by a robot and rotary bearing. Matched with the clamps capable of being manufactured modularly in a switchable manner, the multistation automatic and quick switching and welding equipment can be compatible to switching and welding work of different types and series of clamps. The labor intensity of staff can be reduced under the circumstance that the reliability and stability of quality of produced products can be guaranteed. The equipment can be corresponding to three different clamps at the same time to achieve product diversification. The equipment switches automatically in a relatively closed environment, so that the equipment is high in reliability and accidents are unlikely tohappen.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of automobile production industry, in particular to a multi-station automatic fast switching and welding equipment. Background technique [0002] Since the 20th century, the annual output of automobiles in the world has been calculated in thousands, tens of thousands, and then in tens of millions. By 1978, it had reached about 42.49 million vehicles. The development of the world automobile industry has generally gone through four stages. The production and use of automobiles involves a wide range of areas. In the 1970s, there were about 5 million employees in more than 20 largest automobile companies in the world, and about 25 million employees related to automobiles, such as drivers, repair technicians, salesmen and gas station employees. In the United States in the 1960s, including the employees of the road transportation system and petroleum, rubber and other enterprises, 1 out of every 7 employees in t...

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Problems solved by technology

And because the on-site staff operates the fixture movement to achieve the purpose of switching, the physical fitness requirements of the on-site staff are relatively high; it takes a long time

Moreover, forklifts are required, which will increase safety hazards and production costs, and only one device can be switched at the same time

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