Terminal insertion apparatus and insertion method thereof

By combining a turntable mechanism and multiple other mechanisms, the terminal insertion equipment has achieved automated processing of two types of stators, solving the problems of limited applicability and low accuracy of existing equipment, thereby improving production efficiency and reducing costs.

CN115720030BActive Publication Date: 2026-06-05SHENZHEN HONEST MECHATRONIC EQUIP CO LTD

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
SHENZHEN HONEST MECHATRONIC EQUIP CO LTD
Filing Date
2022-12-14
Publication Date
2026-06-05

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Technical Problem

Existing terminal insertion equipment cannot be used for two different stator models, resulting in high production costs and low insertion accuracy.

Method used

The system employs an automated combination of a turntable mechanism, a first pre-assembly mechanism, a second pre-assembly mechanism, an insertion mechanism, a cutting mechanism, and a dust removal mechanism to achieve stator movement, pre-pressing, fastening insertion, wire end cutting, and dust removal. It is suitable for two different stator models.

Benefits of technology

It improved assembly efficiency, reduced defect rate and production costs, and expanded the applicability of the equipment.

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Abstract

The application discloses a terminal inserting equipment and an inserting method thereof, and relates to the technical field of motor automatic assembling equipment. The terminal inserting equipment and the inserting method thereof comprise a rack, a rotating disc mechanism for driving a stator to move, a first pre-assembly mechanism for pre-assembling a terminal into a first model stator, a second pre-assembly mechanism for pre-assembling a terminal into a second model stator, an inserting mechanism for tightly inserting the terminal into the stator, a cutting mechanism for cutting a winding wire end on the outer wall of the stator after the terminal is inserted, and a dust removal mechanism. The rotating disc mechanism is provided with a jig assembly for placing the stator. The rotating disc mechanism, the first pre-assembly mechanism, the second pre-assembly mechanism, the inserting mechanism, the cutting mechanism and the dust removal mechanism are adopted to automatically realize the movement, pre-assembly, tight insertion, wire end cutting and dust removal of the stator, so that the assembling efficiency is improved. The terminal inserting equipment and the inserting method thereof are suitable for two different models of stators and have a wide application range.
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Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of automated motor assembly equipment, and in particular to a terminal insertion device and its insertion method. Background Technology

[0002] During motor assembly, terminals need to be inserted into the stator. Stators come in various models; one model has a protruding outer wall forming terminal slots for insertion, while another model has terminals located on the upper side wall. Existing terminal insertion equipment and methods typically use two separate devices for different stator models, resulting in high production costs and large equipment footprints. A single device cannot be used for terminal insertion of two different stator models. Furthermore, existing terminal insertion equipment suffers from low insertion accuracy. Therefore, there is an urgent need to develop a terminal insertion device and method to meet practical application needs. Summary of the Invention

[0003] In view of this, the present invention addresses the deficiencies of the existing technology, and its main objective is to provide a terminal insertion device and its insertion method. By employing a turntable mechanism, a first pre-installation mechanism, a second pre-installation mechanism, an insertion mechanism, a cutting mechanism, and a dust removal mechanism, the device automates the movement, pre-pressing, fastening, wire end cutting, and dust removal of the stator, thereby improving assembly efficiency. It is applicable to two different stator models and has a wide range of applications.

[0004] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following technical solution:

[0005] A terminal insertion device and its insertion method are disclosed, comprising a frame, a turntable mechanism for moving a stator, a first pre-installation mechanism for pre-installing terminals into a first-type stator, a second pre-installation mechanism for pre-installing terminals into a second-type stator, an insertion mechanism for securely inserting terminals into the stator, a cutting mechanism for cutting the winding ends on the outer wall of the stator after the terminals are inserted, and a dust removal mechanism for removing dust from the stator after the terminals are inserted. The frame is provided with a worktable for mounting the turntable mechanism. The first pre-installation mechanism, the second pre-installation mechanism, the insertion mechanism, the cutting mechanism, and the dust removal mechanism are sequentially arranged on the side of the turntable mechanism along the rotation direction of the turntable mechanism. The turntable mechanism is provided with a fixture assembly for placing the stator, and the fixture assembly is elastically and liftably mounted on the turntable mechanism.

[0006] As a preferred embodiment: the first pre-loading mechanism includes a feeding assembly for feeding terminals in coil form, a lifting assembly for lifting the stator, and a pre-pressing assembly for pre-pressing the terminals into the stator. The feeding assembly is located beside the pre-pressing assembly. The pre-pressing assembly includes a pre-pressing bracket, a longitudinal drive device, a downward drive device, a punching drive device, and a material feeding device. The longitudinal drive device is mounted on the pre-pressing bracket. The downward drive device is mounted at the output end of the longitudinal drive device. The punching drive device is mounted at the output end of the downward drive device. The material feeding device is mounted at the output end of the downward drive device. The punching drive device corresponds to the material feeding end of the material feeding device.

[0007] As a preferred embodiment: the second pre-loading mechanism includes a feeding assembly, a first lifting and rotating assembly, and a material picking pre-loading assembly, the material picking pre-loading assembly being located between the feeding assembly and the first lifting and rotating assembly, and the fixture assembly being movably located above the first lifting and rotating assembly.

[0008] As a preferred embodiment: the feeding assembly includes a vibratory feeder, a linear vibratory feeder, and a pushing drive cylinder, wherein the linear vibratory feeder is connected to the discharge end of the vibratory feeder; the shaft end of the pushing drive cylinder corresponds to the discharge end of the linear vibratory feeder; the material pre-loading assembly includes a pre-loading support, a rotary cylinder, a vertical cylinder, and a clamping cylinder, wherein the rotary cylinder is mounted on the pre-loading support; the vertical cylinder is mounted on the output end of the rotary cylinder; and the clamping cylinder is mounted on the shaft end of the vertical cylinder.

[0009] As a preferred embodiment: the pre-installed support is provided with a pressure plate for pressing the stator, the pressure plate is rotatably located on the pre-installed support, the first lifting and rotating assembly lifts and rotates the stator, and the pressure plate rotates with the rotation of the stator.

[0010] As a preferred embodiment: the insertion mechanism includes a clamping assembly for tightly pressing the terminal into the stator, a force-bearing assembly for bearing the force during the pressing process, and a lifting assembly. The clamping assembly includes a clamping bracket, an electric cylinder, a pressure head, and a pressure block. The electric cylinder is mounted on the upper end of the clamping bracket, and the pressure head and pressure block are both mounted on the shaft end of the electric cylinder. The pressure block is located next to the pressure head.

[0011] As a preferred embodiment: the force-bearing component includes a force-bearing support, a force-bearing block for bearing force on the stator of the first model, a force-bearing drive cylinder, and a force-bearing seat for bearing force on the stator of the second model. The force-bearing block is fastened to the force-bearing support, the force-bearing drive cylinder is mounted on the force-bearing support, and the force-bearing seat is mounted on the shaft end of the force-bearing drive cylinder. The stator of the first model can be lowered to abut against the upper surface of the force-bearing block. The force-bearing seat is movably located below the stator of the second model.

[0012] As a preferred embodiment: the cutting mechanism includes a cutting component and a second lifting and rotating component, the second lifting and rotating component being located below the fixture assembly; the cutting component includes a cutting drive cylinder, a protective cover, and a cutting blade, the cutting blade being located inside the protective cover, the protective cover being mounted on the shaft end of the cutting drive cylinder; the cutting blade corresponding to the stator.

[0013] As a preferred embodiment: both the first lifting and rotating assembly and the second lifting and rotating assembly include a support base, a lifting cylinder, a rotary motor, and a lifting seat. The lifting cylinder is mounted on the support base, the rotary motor is mounted on the output end of the lifting cylinder, and the lifting seat is mounted on the output end of the rotary motor; the lifting seat corresponds to the fixture assembly.

[0014] An insertion method for a terminal insertion device includes the following steps:

[0015] First, the turntable mechanism drives the stator to move. If it is the first model stator, the first pre-installation mechanism is used to pre-install the terminals into the stator. If it is the second model stator, the second pre-installation mechanism is used to pre-install the terminals into the stator.

[0016] Second, after pre-assembly, the turntable mechanism drives the stator to move to the side of the insertion mechanism, and the insertion mechanism securely inserts the terminals into the stator;

[0017] Third, the turntable mechanism drives the stator to move to the side of the cutting mechanism, and the cutting mechanism cuts the winding ends on the outer wall of the stator.

[0018] Fourth, the turntable mechanism drives the stator to move to the side of the dust removal mechanism; the dust removal mechanism removes dust from the inside of the stator, and the turntable mechanism drives the stator to move so that the material can be discharged.

[0019] Compared with existing technologies, this invention has significant advantages and beneficial effects. Specifically, as can be seen from the above technical solution, by employing a turntable mechanism, a first pre-assembly mechanism, a second pre-assembly mechanism, an insertion mechanism, a cutting mechanism, and a dust removal mechanism, the movement, pre-pressing, fastening insertion, wire end cutting, and dust removal of the stator are automatically realized, improving assembly efficiency and reducing the defect rate. This equipment is applicable to two different models of stators, with a wide range of applications, reducing production costs. The use of a longitudinal drive device and a downward drive device meets the position movement requirements during terminal pre-pressing. The use of a material feeding device to push the terminals in the terminal strip forward to obtain individual terminals after punching meets the pressing requirements, improving work efficiency. The force-bearing components are suitable for bearing force on two models of stators, with a wide range of applications, reducing production costs.

[0020] To more clearly illustrate the structural features and effects of the present invention, a detailed description is provided below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments. Attached Figure Description

[0021] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of a terminal insertion device according to the present invention;

[0022] Figure 2 This is a top view of a terminal insertion device according to the present invention;

[0023] Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the fixture components of the present invention;

[0024] Figure 4 This is a cross-sectional view of the fixture assembly of the present invention;

[0025] Figure 5 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the first pre-assembly mechanism and fixture assembly of the present invention;

[0026] Figure 6 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the lifting component of the present invention;

[0027] Figure 7 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the main body of the pre-compression component of the present invention (excluding the pre-compression bracket);

[0028] Figure 8 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the second pre-assembly mechanism and fixture assembly of the present invention;

[0029] Figure 9 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the material handling pre-assembly component of the present invention;

[0030] Figure 10 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the insertion mechanism and fixture assembly of the present invention;

[0031] Figure 11 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the force-bearing component and the lifting component of the present invention;

[0032] Figure 12 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the cutting mechanism and fixture assembly of the present invention.

[0033] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached diagram:

[0034] In the diagram: 10. Frame; 11. Worktable; 20. Turntable mechanism; 21. Rotary disk; 22. Fixture assembly; 221. Connecting shaft; 222. Pin; 223. Fixture base; 224. Buffer spring; 30. First pre-assembly mechanism; 31. Feeding assembly; 311. Feeding bracket; 312. Discharge tray; 33. Lifting assembly; 331. Lifting support; 332. Lifting drive cylinder; 333. Lifting block; 334. Groove; 34. Pre-compression assembly; 35. 1. Pre-compression bracket; 342. Longitudinal drive device; 3421. Longitudinal drive motor; 3422. Longitudinal slide; 343. Downward drive device; 3431. Downward drive cylinder; 3432. Downward slide; 344. Punching drive device; 3441. Punching drive cylinder; 345. Material feeding device; 3451. Material channel; 3452. Material trough; 3453. Material feeding drive cylinder; 346. Recycling device; 3461. Vacuum suction tube; 40. Second pre-loading Mechanism; 41. Feeding assembly; 411. Vibratory feeder; 412. Straight vibratory feeder; 413. Pushing drive cylinder; 42. First lifting and rotating assembly; 43. Material handling pre-loading assembly; 431. Pre-loading support; 432. Pressure plate; 433. Rotary cylinder; 434. Vertical cylinder; 435. Clamping cylinder; 50. Insertion mechanism; 51. Clamping assembly; 511. Clamping bracket; 512. Electric cylinder; 513. Pressure head; 514. Pressure block; 52. Force-bearing assembly; 5 21. Force-bearing support; 522. Force-bearing block; 523. Force-bearing drive cylinder; 524. Force-bearing seat; 53. Lifting assembly; 531. Lifting drive cylinder; 532. Lifting block; 60. Cutting mechanism; 61. Cutting assembly; 611. Cutting drive cylinder; 612. Protective cover; 62. Second lifting and rotating assembly; 621. Support seat; 622. Lifting cylinder; 623. Rotary motor; 624. Lifting seat; 70. Dust removal mechanism; 71. Lifting cylinder. Detailed Implementation

[0035] The present invention is as follows Figure 1 As shown in Figure 12, a terminal insertion device and its insertion method include a frame 10, a turntable mechanism 20 for moving the stator, a first pre-installation mechanism 30 for pre-installing terminals into a first type of stator, a second pre-installation mechanism 40 for pre-installing terminals into a second type of stator, an insertion mechanism 50 for fastening terminals into the stator, a cutting mechanism 60 for cutting the winding wire ends on the outer wall of the stator after the terminals are inserted, and a dust removal mechanism 70 for removing dust from the stator after the terminals are inserted.

[0036] The frame 10 is provided with a workbench 11 for installing the turntable mechanism 20; the first pre-installation mechanism 30, the second pre-installation mechanism 40, the insertion mechanism 50, the cutting mechanism 60 and the dust removal mechanism 70 are arranged sequentially on the side of the turntable mechanism 20 along the rotation direction of the turntable mechanism 20; the turntable mechanism 20 is provided with a fixture assembly 22 for placing the stator, and the fixture assembly 22 is elastically and liftably installed on the turntable mechanism 20.

[0037] The turntable mechanism 20 also includes a rotary drive motor and a turntable 21. The turntable 21 is mounted on the output end of the rotary drive motor, and the fixture assembly 22 is elastically liftable and rotatable mounted on the turntable 21.

[0038] The fixture assembly 22 includes a connecting shaft 221 and a fixture seat 223 for placing the stator. The fixture seat 223 is mounted on the upper end of the connecting shaft 221. A buffer spring 224 for buffering the stator is provided inside the fixture seat 223. A pin 222 is provided laterally at the lower end of the connecting shaft 221.

[0039] The first model has a terminal slot protruding outward on the outer side wall of the stator for mounting terminals. The terminals for the first model are fed in a coil or strip form. The second model has a terminal slot on the upper side wall for mounting terminals. The terminals for the second model are fed individually. The equipment only inserts one model of stator during operation and is suitable for both models of stators.

[0040] The turntable mechanism 20 drives the stator to move. If it is the first model stator, the first pre-installation mechanism 30 is used to pre-insert the terminals into the stator. If it is the second model stator, the second pre-installation mechanism 40 is used to pre-insert the terminals into the stator. After pre-installation, the turntable mechanism 20 drives the stator to move to the side of the insertion mechanism 50, and the insertion mechanism 50 securely inserts the terminals into the stator. The turntable mechanism 20 drives the stator to move to the side of the cutting mechanism 60, and the cutting mechanism 60 cuts the winding wire ends on the outer wall of the stator. The turntable mechanism 20 drives the stator to move to the side of the dust removal mechanism 70. The dust removal mechanism 70 removes dust from the inside of the stator, and the turntable mechanism 20 drives the stator to move for material discharge.

[0041] By employing a turntable mechanism 20, a first pre-assembly mechanism 30, a second pre-assembly mechanism 40, an insertion mechanism 50, a cutting mechanism 60, and a dust removal mechanism 70, the movement, pre-pressing, fastening insertion, wire end cutting, and dust removal of the stator are automated, improving assembly efficiency and reducing the defect rate. This equipment is suitable for two different models of stators, has a wide range of applications, and reduces production costs.

[0042] The first pre-loading mechanism 30 includes a feeding assembly 31 for feeding terminals in a coil shape, a lifting assembly 33 for lifting the stator, and a pre-loading assembly 34 for pre-loading the terminals into the stator.

[0043] The feeding assembly 31 is located beside the pre-compression assembly 34. The pre-compression assembly 34 includes a pre-compression bracket 341, a longitudinal drive device 342, a downward drive device 343, a punching drive device 344, and a feeding device 345. The longitudinal drive device 342 is mounted on the pre-compression bracket 341. The downward drive device 343 is mounted at the output end of the longitudinal drive device 342. The punching drive device 344 is mounted at the output end of the downward drive device 343. The feeding device 345 is mounted at the output end of the downward drive device 343. The punching drive device 344 corresponds to the feeding end of the feeding device 345.

[0044] The first model has a terminal slot protruding outward on the outer wall of the stator for installing terminals. The terminals need to be installed into the corresponding terminal slots. The terminals are distributed in a roll shape. The terminal strip includes the terminals and connectors. During punching, the connectors on both sides of the terminals are cut off to obtain individual terminals.

[0045] As the rotary table rotates, the fixture assembly 22 moves above the lifting assembly 33 of the first pre-assembly mechanism; the stator is placed on the fixture assembly 22, and the longitudinal drive device 342 drives the pressing drive device 343, the punching drive device 344, and the feeding device 345 to move above the fixture assembly 22; the feeding assembly 31 feeds the terminal strip, and the terminal strip enters the feeding device 345, which inserts the terminal at the front end of the terminal strip and moves forward to below the punching drive device 344; the punching drive device 344 punches the terminal strip to obtain a single terminal; the lifting assembly 33 drives the fixture assembly 22 to rise and correspond to the pre-pressing assembly 34, and the pressing drive device 343 drives the punching drive device 344 and the feeding device 345 to descend; the punched single terminal is pre-pressed into the stator.

[0046] By employing the feeding assembly 31, lifting assembly 33, and pre-pressing assembly 34, the feeding of terminals, the feeding of stator, the lifting of stator, and the pre-pressing of terminals are realized, improving the pressing accuracy and reducing the defect rate; the overall structure is compact, reducing the occupied area; the use of longitudinal drive device 342 and downward drive device 343 meets the position movement requirements during terminal pre-pressing; the use of material feeding device 345 to push the terminals in the terminal strip forward to obtain individual terminals after punching, meeting the pressing requirements and improving work efficiency.

[0047] The feeding assembly 31 includes a feeding bracket 311, a feeding tray 312 for placing the coiled terminal strip, and a plurality of guide wheels. The feeding tray 312 is located on the feeding bracket 311, and the plurality of guide wheels are located on the side of the feeding tray 312. The terminal strip on the feeding tray 312 enters the feeding device 345 after passing through the guide wheels.

[0048] The lifting assembly 33 includes a lifting support 331, a lifting drive cylinder 332, and a lifting block 333. The lifting drive cylinder 332 is mounted on the lifting support 331, and the lifting block 333 is mounted on the shaft end of the lifting drive cylinder 332. The upper end of the lifting block 333 is provided with a groove 334 corresponding to the pin 222.

[0049] The lifting drive cylinder 332 drives the lifting block 333 to rise. The groove 334 on the lifting block 333 corresponds to the pin 222. The pin 222 is located in the groove 334. The rise of the lifting block 333 drives the connecting shaft 221 and the fixture seat 223 to rise, lifting the stator to meet the pre-pressing position requirements. A buffer spring 224 is set to prevent damage to the stator caused by rigid collision during the pre-pressing process, thereby reducing the defect rate.

[0050] The longitudinal drive device 342 includes a longitudinal drive motor 3421, a longitudinal lead screw, and a longitudinal slide 3422. The longitudinal drive motor 3421 is mounted on the preload bracket 341. The longitudinal lead screw is connected to the shaft end of the longitudinal drive motor 3421. The longitudinal slide 3422 is rotatably engaged with the longitudinal lead screw. The pressing drive device 343 includes a pressing drive cylinder 3431 and a pressing slide 3432. The pressing drive cylinder 3431 is mounted on the longitudinal slide 3422. The pressing slide 3432 is mounted on the shaft end of the pressing drive cylinder 3431. The punching drive device 344 and the feeding device 345 are both mounted on the pressing slide 3432.

[0051] The longitudinal drive motor 3421 drives the longitudinal slide 3422 to move longitudinally, and the downward drive cylinder 3431 drives the downward slide 3432 to descend; the use of the longitudinal drive motor 3421 and the longitudinal lead screw improves the accuracy and stability of the position movement.

[0052] The feeding device 345 includes a feeding channel 3451 for passing terminal strip through, a feeding drive cylinder 3453, and a feeding block for inserting a single terminal; the feeding block is mounted on the shaft end of the feeding drive cylinder 3453; the feeding block is movable to correspond to the terminal in the feeding channel 3451.

[0053] The punching drive device 344 includes a punching drive cylinder 3441 and a cutter, the cutter being mounted on the shaft end of the punching drive cylinder 3441; the punching drive cylinder 3441 drives the cutter to move downwards to punch a single terminal; the lower end of the material channel 3451 is provided with a material groove 3452 for a single terminal to pass through; the material groove 3452 is located above the stator.

[0054] The terminal strip on the feeding tray 312 enters the material channel 3451 after passing through the guide wheel. The feeding block inserts the terminal at the front end of the terminal strip. The feeding drive cylinder 3453 drives the feeding block to move forward. The feeding block moves the terminal forward to below the punching drive device 344. The punching drive cylinder 3441 drives the cutter to move downward to cut off the connectors at both ends of the terminal to obtain a single terminal. The single terminal is located in the material groove 3452. The pressing drive device 343 drives the feeding device 345 and the punching drive device 344 to descend. The lifting assembly 33 lifts the fixture assembly 22. The terminal is pre-pressed into the stator.

[0055] The output end of the downward driving device 343 is provided with a recycling device 346 for recycling the waste material after punching. The recycling device 346 is located below the feeding device 345. The recycling device 346 includes a vacuum suction tube 3461 and a waste tube, which is connected to the vacuum suction tube 3461. The waste tube corresponds to the lower end of the material channel 3451. The punched connector enters the waste tube, and the vacuum suction tube 3461 sucks out the waste material of the connector in the waste tube for collection and recycling.

[0056] The second pre-loading mechanism 40 includes a feeding assembly 41, a first lifting and rotating assembly 42, and a material picking pre-loading assembly 43. The material picking pre-loading assembly 43 is located between the feeding assembly 41 and the first lifting and rotating assembly 42, and the fixture assembly 22 is movably located above the first lifting and rotating assembly 42.

[0057] The feeding assembly 41 includes a vibratory plate 411, a linear vibratory feeder 412, and a pusher drive cylinder 413. The linear vibratory feeder 412 is connected to the discharge end of the vibratory plate 411. The shaft end of the pusher drive cylinder 413 corresponds to the discharge end of the linear vibratory feeder 412. The material handling pre-assembly assembly 43 includes a pre-assembly support 431, a rotary cylinder 433, a vertical cylinder 434, and a clamping cylinder 435. The rotary cylinder 433 is mounted on the pre-assembly support 431. The vertical cylinder 434 is mounted on the output end of the rotary cylinder 433. The clamping cylinder 435 is mounted on the shaft end of the vertical cylinder 434.

[0058] The rotary cylinder 433 drives the clamping cylinder 435 to rotate and clamp the terminal at the front end of the pusher cylinder 413; the rotary cylinder 433 rotates to face the stator; the vertical cylinder 434 drives the clamping cylinder 435 to descend and insert the terminal into the stator.

[0059] The pre-installed support 431 is provided with a pressure plate 432 for pressing the stator. The pressure plate 432 is rotatably located on the pre-installed support 431. The first lifting and rotating assembly 42 lifts and rotates the stator, and the pressure plate 432 rotates with the rotation of the stator.

[0060] As the rotary table 21 rotates, the jig assembly 22 moves above the first lifting and rotating assembly 42 of the second pre-assembly mechanism 40. The first lifting and rotating assembly 42 lifts the jig assembly 22 to prevent damage caused by applying pressure to the rotary table during pre-assembly. The linear vibrating feeder 412 feeds the terminals loaded on the rotary table, and the push-drive cylinder 413 pushes the terminals at the front end of the linear vibrating feeder 412 to facilitate material removal. The material removal pre-assembly assembly 43 clamps the terminals and pre-assembles them into the stator. Three terminals need to be inserted into the stator. After one terminal is inserted, the first lifting and rotating assembly 42 drives the jig assembly 22 to rotate to insert the next terminal. The pressure plate 432 rotates with the rotation of the stator to prevent the stator from shifting position during insertion.

[0061] The insertion mechanism 50 includes a clamping assembly 51 for tightly pressing the terminals into the stator, a force-bearing assembly 52 for bearing force during the pressing process, and a lifting assembly 53. The clamping assembly 51 includes a clamping bracket 511, an electric cylinder 512, a pressure head 513, and a pressure block 514. The electric cylinder 512 is mounted on the upper end of the clamping bracket 511. The pressure head 513 and the pressure block 514 are both mounted on the shaft end of the electric cylinder 512. The pressure block 514 is located next to the pressure head 513.

[0062] The force-bearing component 52 includes a force-bearing support 521, a force-bearing block 522 for bearing force on the stator of the first model, a force-bearing drive cylinder 523, and a force-bearing seat 524 for bearing force on the stator of the second model. The force-bearing block 522 is fastened to the force-bearing support 521, the force-bearing drive cylinder 523 is mounted on the force-bearing support 521, and the force-bearing seat 524 is mounted on the shaft end of the force-bearing drive cylinder 523. The stator of the first model can be lowered to abut against the upper surface of the force-bearing block 522. The force-bearing seat 524 is movably located below the stator of the second model.

[0063] The lifting assembly 53 includes a lifting drive cylinder 531 and a lifting block 532. The lifting block 532 is mounted on the shaft end of the lifting drive cylinder 531, and the upper end of the lifting block 532 abuts against the fixture assembly 22.

[0064] The stator is placed on the fixture assembly 22. The electric cylinder 512 drives the pressure head 513 and the pressure block 514 to descend synchronously. When the first model stator is being pressed, the pressure head 513 presses the stator firmly and presses it down onto the upper surface of the force block 522. During the pressing process, the pressure block 514 fastens and presses the terminals pre-installed in the stator onto the outer wall of the protruding part of the stator.

[0065] If the stator being pressed is the second model, the lifting drive cylinder 531 drives the lifting block 532 to rise, the force drive cylinder 523 drives the force seat 524 to move below the lifting block 532, and the electric cylinder 512 drives the pressing head 513 and the pressing block 514 to descend synchronously. The pressing head 513 presses the terminal firmly into the upper side wall of the stator.

[0066] The jig assembly 22 is equipped with a buffer spring 224 to avoid rigid collisions during press-fitting; the lifting assembly 53 is used to avoid damage to the turntable mechanism 20 during press-fitting; the force-bearing assembly 52 is used to bear force during press-fitting, which protects the overall structure and improves the service life of the equipment; the force-bearing assembly 52 is suitable for bearing force on two types of stators, with a wide range of applications and reduced production costs.

[0067] The cutting mechanism 60 includes a cutting assembly 61 and a second lifting and rotating assembly 62, which is located below the fixture assembly 22. The cutting assembly 61 includes a cutting drive cylinder 611, a protective cover 612, and a cutting blade, which is located inside the protective cover 612 and is mounted on the shaft end of the cutting drive cylinder 611. The cutting blade corresponds to the stator.

[0068] The first lifting and rotating assembly 42 and the second lifting and rotating assembly 62 both include a support base 621, a lifting cylinder 622, a rotary motor 623, and a lifting seat 624. The lifting cylinder 622 is mounted on the support base 621, the rotary motor 623 is mounted on the output end of the lifting cylinder 622, and the lifting seat 624 is mounted on the output end of the rotary motor 623. The lifting seat 624 corresponds to the fixture assembly 22.

[0069] The rotary motor 623 drives the lifting seat 624 to rotate, and the lifting seat 624 drives the fixture assembly 22 to rotate. The lifting cylinder 622 drives the rotary motor 623 and the lifting seat 624 to rise, aligning the lifting seat 624 with the fixture assembly 22. The cutting drive cylinder 611 drives the protective cover 612 and the cutting blade to descend to the side of the stator. The cutting blade cuts the winding ends on the outer wall of the stator, and the protective cover 612 provides protection.

[0070] The dust removal mechanism 70 includes a lifting cylinder 71, a dust cover, an air blowing pipe, and an air suction plate. The dust cover is installed on the shaft end of the lifting cylinder 71. The air blowing pipe and the air suction plate are both installed inside the dust cover. The dust cover can be lowered to cover the stator. The air blowing pipe blows air onto the stator, and the air suction plate sucks in the air to draw out the dust inside the stator.

[0071] The lifting cylinder 71 drives the dust cover to descend and cover the stator. The descent of the dust cover causes the air blowing pipe and the air suction plate to descend simultaneously. The air blowing pipe blows up the dust, and the air suction plate sucks up the dust, thus cleaning the inside of the stator.

[0072] The insertion method applied to a terminal insertion device is as follows:

[0073] The turntable mechanism drives the stator to move. If it is the first model stator, the first pre-installation mechanism is used to pre-insert the terminals into the stator. If it is the second model stator, the second pre-installation mechanism is used to pre-insert the terminals into the stator. After pre-installation, the turntable mechanism drives the stator to move to the side of the insertion mechanism, and the insertion mechanism securely inserts the terminals into the stator. The turntable mechanism drives the stator to move to the side of the cutting mechanism, and the cutting mechanism cuts the winding wire ends on the outer wall of the stator. The turntable mechanism drives the stator to move to the side of the dust removal mechanism. The dust removal mechanism removes dust from the inside of the stator, and the turntable mechanism drives the stator to move for material discharge.

[0074] The key design feature of this invention is that it automates the movement, pre-pressing, fastening, wire end trimming, and dust removal of the stator by employing a turntable mechanism, a first pre-assembly mechanism, a second pre-assembly mechanism, an insertion mechanism, a cutting mechanism, and a dust removal mechanism. This improves assembly efficiency and reduces the defect rate. The equipment is applicable to two different stator models, offering a wide range of applications and reducing production costs. The use of a longitudinal drive device and a downward drive device satisfies the positional movement requirements during terminal pre-pressing. A material-pushing device moves the terminals in the terminal strip forward to obtain individual terminals after punching, meeting pressing requirements and improving work efficiency. The force-bearing components are suitable for both stator models, offering a wide range of applications and reducing production costs.

[0075] The above description is merely a preferred embodiment of the present invention and does not constitute any limitation on the technical scope of the present invention. Therefore, any minor modifications, equivalent changes, and alterations made to the above embodiments based on the technical essence of the present invention shall still fall within the scope of the technical solution of the present invention.

Claims

1. A terminal insertion device, characterized in that; The device includes a frame, a turntable mechanism for moving the stator, a first pre-installation mechanism for pre-installing terminals into a first-model stator, a second pre-installation mechanism for pre-installing terminals into a second-model stator, an insertion mechanism for securely inserting terminals into the stator, a cutting mechanism for cutting the winding ends on the outer wall of the stator after the terminals are inserted, and a dust removal mechanism for removing dust from the stator after the terminals are inserted. The frame is equipped with a worktable for mounting the turntable mechanism. The first pre-installation mechanism, the second pre-installation mechanism, the insertion mechanism, the cutting mechanism, and the dust removal mechanism are sequentially arranged on the side of the turntable mechanism along the rotation direction of the turntable mechanism. The turntable mechanism is equipped with a fixture assembly for placing the stator, and the fixture assembly is flexibly and liftably mounted on the turntable mechanism. The first pre-loading mechanism includes a feeding assembly for feeding terminals in roll form, a lifting assembly for lifting the stator, and a pre-pressing assembly for pre-pressing the terminals into the stator. The feeding assembly is located beside the pre-pressing assembly. The pre-pressing assembly includes a pre-pressing bracket, a longitudinal drive device, a downward drive device, a punching drive device, and a feeding device. The longitudinal drive device is mounted on the pre-pressing bracket. The downward drive device is mounted at the output end of the longitudinal drive device. The punching drive device is mounted at the output end of the downward drive device. The feeding device is installed at the output end of the pressing drive device; the punching drive device corresponds to the feeding end of the feeding device. The second pre-loading mechanism includes a feeding assembly, a first lifting and rotating assembly, and a material pick-up pre-loading assembly. The material pick-up pre-loading assembly is located between the feeding assembly and the first lifting and rotating assembly, and the fixture assembly is movably located above the first lifting and rotating assembly.

2. The terminal insertion device according to claim 1, characterized in that; The feeding assembly includes a vibratory feeder, a linear vibratory feeder, and a pusher drive cylinder. The linear vibratory feeder is connected to the discharge end of the vibratory feeder. The shaft end of the pusher drive cylinder corresponds to the discharge end of the linear vibratory feeder. The material handling pre-assembly assembly includes a pre-assembly support, a rotary cylinder, a vertical cylinder, and a clamping cylinder. The rotary cylinder is mounted on the pre-assembly support. The vertical cylinder is mounted on the output end of the rotary cylinder. The clamping cylinder is mounted on the shaft end of the vertical cylinder.

3. The terminal insertion device according to claim 2, characterized in that; The pre-installed support is provided with a pressure plate for pressing the stator. The pressure plate is rotatably located on the pre-installed support. The first lifting and rotating assembly lifts and rotates the stator, and the pressure plate rotates with the rotation of the stator.

4. The terminal insertion device according to claim 1, characterized in that; The insertion mechanism includes a clamping assembly for tightly pressing the terminal into the stator, a force-bearing assembly for bearing the force during the pressing process, and a lifting assembly. The clamping assembly includes a clamping bracket, an electric cylinder, a pressure head, and a pressure block. The electric cylinder is mounted on the upper end of the clamping bracket, and the pressure head and pressure block are both mounted on the shaft end of the electric cylinder. The pressure block is located next to the pressure head.

5. A terminal insertion device according to claim 4, characterized in that; The force-bearing component includes a force-bearing support, a force-bearing block for bearing force on the stator of the first model, a force-bearing drive cylinder, and a force-bearing seat for bearing force on the stator of the second model. The force-bearing block is fastened to the force-bearing support, the force-bearing drive cylinder is mounted on the force-bearing support, and the force-bearing seat is mounted on the shaft end of the force-bearing drive cylinder. The stator of the first model can be lowered to abut against the upper surface of the force-bearing block. The force-bearing seat is movably located below the stator of the second model.

6. A terminal insertion device according to claim 1, characterized in that; The cutting mechanism includes a cutting component and a second lifting and rotating component, the second lifting and rotating component being located below the fixture component; the cutting component includes a cutting drive cylinder, a protective cover, and a cutting blade, the cutting blade being located inside the protective cover, the protective cover being mounted on the shaft end of the cutting drive cylinder; the cutting blade is corresponding to the stator.

7. A terminal insertion device according to claim 6, characterized in that; The first lifting and rotating assembly and the second lifting and rotating assembly both include a support base, a lifting cylinder, a rotary motor, and a lifting seat. The lifting cylinder is mounted on the support base, the rotary motor is mounted on the output end of the lifting cylinder, and the lifting seat is mounted on the output end of the rotary motor. The lifting seat corresponds to the fixture assembly.

8. A method for inserting a terminal insertion device according to any one of claims 1-7, characterized in that: Includes the following steps: First, the turntable mechanism drives the stator to move. If it is the first model stator, the first pre-installation mechanism is used to pre-install the terminals into the stator. If it is the second model stator, the second pre-installation mechanism is used to pre-install the terminals into the stator. Second, after pre-assembly, the turntable mechanism drives the stator to move to the side of the insertion mechanism, and the insertion mechanism securely inserts the terminals into the stator; Third, the turntable mechanism drives the stator to move to the side of the cutting mechanism, and the cutting mechanism cuts the winding ends on the outer wall of the stator. Fourth, the turntable mechanism drives the stator to move to the side of the dust removal mechanism; the dust removal mechanism removes dust from the inside of the stator, and the turntable mechanism drives the stator to move so that the material can be discharged.