MANIPULATOR FOR VITRIFIED CASTING PLANTS

The manipulator system addresses inefficiencies in vitrified ceramic production by enabling controlled and repeatable transportation of mold parts using electromagnetic magnets, reducing cycle times and enhancing safety in vitrified ceramic production processes.

TR202522905A3Active Publication Date: 2026-10-21UNIMAK MAKINA SANAYI VE TICARET ANONIM SIRKETI
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Patent Information

Application Number
TR202522905
Authority / Receiving Office
TR · TR
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-12-30
Publication Date
2026-10-21
Estimated Expiration
2045-12-30

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Current vitrified ceramic production processes face inefficiencies due to manual handling of heavy mold parts, leading to increased cycle times, operator dependence, safety risks, and potential accidents, especially in humid and dusty environments.

Method used

A manipulator system with a main frame, electromagnetic magnets, and a rotating body for controlled and repeatable transportation of mold parts, eliminating the need for manual handling and ensuring precise positioning and safe transfer.

Benefits of technology

The manipulator system reduces cycle times, enhances safety by minimizing operator intervention, and prevents mold and equipment damage through controlled, repeatable, and magnetic gripping, improving production efficiency.

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Abstract

The invention relates to a manipulator (10) for taking a mold part and placing it at any other desired station on machines containing casting molds in which vitrified products are cast. Its distinctive feature is that it includes a main carrier group (20) positioned on a main frame (11), the main carrier group (20) includes at least one electromagnetic magnet (24) which enables the mold part to be held by magnetic force and a rotating body (21) to which the said electromagnetic magnet (24) is connected, the rotating body (21) is connected to a depth bearing so that it can move linearly on a depth axis (I) on the main frame (11), and the main carrier group (20) includes a rotating motor (23) which enables the rotating body (21) to be rotated around a rotation axis (o). Figure 1
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