Automatic feeding system for whole kelp processing assembly line
An automatic feeding and assembly line technology, applied in metal processing, comprehensive factory control, conveyor objects, etc., can solve the problems of lack of automatic feeding technology for the whole kelp, shorten the feeding time, etc., achieve rapid positioning and reduce labor intensity , Improve the effect of feeding efficiency
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[0030] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing, the present invention is described in further detail:
[0031] Such as figure 1As shown, the automatic feeding system of a whole kelp processing line according to the present invention includes a turner (1), a turner clamping mechanism (2), a turner motor (3), and a workbench (4) , feeder (5), feeder motor (6), feeding clamping mechanism (7), production line clamper (8), controller (9), kelp (10), positioning mechanism (11), Drum (12), ready switch (13), kelp sliding groove (14), protective cover (15), cutting knife (16).
[0032] figure 1 Among them, the turner (1) is a plate-shaped structure, with a turner clamping mechanism (2) on each side, the middle part is fixed on the main shaft of the turner motor (3), and the main shaft of the turner motor (3) is connected with the The surface of the workbench (4) is parallel, and the turning device motor (3) drives the turning device (1) to a position perpendicular to the hor...
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