A laser welding apparatus
By introducing a transport device and multiple cooperating devices into the laser welding equipment, fully automated double-sided welding is achieved, solving the problems of low welding accuracy and insufficient automation in existing equipment, and improving welding precision and production efficiency.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- HUIZHOU SPEED WIRELESS TECH CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2025-08-15
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-14
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model belongs to the technical field of laser welding equipment, and in particular relates to a laser electric welding device. Background Technology
[0002] Laser welding is a very common welding method, and laser welding machines have been widely used in the process of modernization. In industries such as consumer electronics, new energy batteries, and medical devices, the welding and assembly of small metal first pre-welded parts and second pre-welded parts supports is a core production process.
[0003] As the second pre-welded component becomes smaller and more integrated, higher requirements are placed on the feeding accuracy of the first pre-welded component, the consistency of double-sided welding, and production efficiency. For example, components such as mobile phone battery connectors and smartwatch sensor brackets require the first pre-welded component to be welded to the second pre-welded component on both sides. Under some high-requirement production standards, it is necessary to ensure that the welding position error of the first pre-welded component on the front and back sides of the second pre-welded component is controlled within ±0.05mm, while meeting the requirements of high-speed mass production.
[0004] In existing laser welding equipment, multiple production equipment are usually required to work together to complete processes such as feeding the first pre-welded part, welding the second pre-welded part and the first pre-welded part on both sides. Furthermore, since the equipment for flipping the second pre-welded part is generally quite complex, manual flipping is required when welding the first pre-welded part on the second pre-welded part on both sides. This not only results in low automation of double-sided laser welding, but also leads to problems such as low welding accuracy due to the collaborative work of multiple equipment. Utility Model Content
[0005] To address the issues of low welding precision and higher automation in existing equipment for double-sided welding of the first and second pre-welded parts, this invention proposes a laser welding device.
[0006] The objective of this utility model is achieved through the following technical solution:
[0007] In a first aspect, this utility model proposes a laser welding equipment, including a transport device. The transport device is sequentially arranged along a first direction with a first feeding device, a second feeding device, a first welding device, a tilting device, and a second welding device.
[0008] The transport device is equipped with a carrier that moves cyclically along a first direction. The upper surface of the carrier has a first trough and a second trough arranged adjacent to each other, and a third trough is provided at the bottom of both the first trough and the second trough.
[0009] The first feeding device is configured to feed the first pre-welded part onto the third tank, and the second feeding device is configured to feed the second pre-welded part onto the first tank;
[0010] The first welding device is configured to weld the first welding surface of the second pre-welded component to the first pre-welded component;
[0011] The flipping device is configured to flip the second pre-welded part so that the first welding surface faces upward and is placed on the second tank.
[0012] The second welding device is configured to weld the second welding surface of the second pre-welded component to the first pre-welded component.
[0013] By incorporating a transport device into the laser welding equipment, the transport device sequentially includes a first feeding device, a second feeding device, a first welding device, a flipping device, and a second welding device along a first direction. The transport device includes a carrier that circulates along the first direction. The upper surface of the carrier has adjacent first and second troughs, and the bottom of both the first and second troughs has a third trough. The first feeding device feeds a first pre-welded component onto the third trough, and the second feeding device feeds a second pre-welded component onto the first trough. The first welding device welds the first welding surface of the second pre-welded component to the first pre-welded component. The flipping device flips the second pre-welded component so that its first welding surface faces upwards and places it in the second trough. The first welding device then welds the second welding surface of the second pre-welded component to the first pre-welded component. This design allows for higher precision and a higher degree of automation in the double-sided welding of the first and second pre-welded components.
[0014] In some embodiments, the first and second grooves of the carrier are provided with multiple reference parts, which are set for the placement and alignment of the second pre-welded part. Reference points are set on the reference parts, which are set as visual positioning points to assist in the placement of the first and second pre-welded parts.
[0015] The first tank, and / or the second tank, and / or the third tank are provided with guides along their edges to assist in the placement of the first pre-welded component and the second pre-welded component.
[0016] In some embodiments, the first feeding device includes a first pre-welded part feeding mechanism, a vision mechanism, and a first feeding mechanism;
[0017] The first pre-welded component loading mechanism includes a first pre-welded component loading track and a first pre-welded component adsorption plate; the first pre-welded component loading track is configured to externally load the first pre-welded component onto the first pre-welded component adsorption plate; the first pre-welded component adsorption plate is provided with a vibration structure, which is configured to vibrate the first pre-welded component adsorption plate and change the position of the first pre-welded component.
[0018] The first feeding mechanism includes a first robotic arm, a first rotating seat, a first vision component, and a first suction head. The first robotic arm is mounted on the first rotating seat and rotates. The first rotating seat is located on one side of the first pre-welded part suction plate and is configured to drive the first robotic arm assembly to rotate. The first suction head is located at the free end of the first robotic arm to suction the first pre-welded part and transfer it to the carrier. The first vision component is mounted on the first robotic arm to assist in picking up the first pre-welded part.
[0019] The vision mechanism is configured to determine whether the pose of the first pre-welded part obtained by the first feeding mechanism meets the feeding requirements.
[0020] In some embodiments, the first and second grooves of the carrier are provided with multiple reference parts, which are set for the placement and alignment of the second pre-welded part, and reference points are provided on the reference parts for visual positioning.
[0021] The first tank, and / or the second tank, and / or the third tank are provided with guides along their edges to assist in the placement of the first pre-welded component and the second pre-welded component.
[0022] In some embodiments, the second feeding device includes a second feeding mechanism and a first carrier moving mechanism; the second feeding device is provided with a feeding area and a first carrier recovery area; the second pre-welded component is placed in the feeding area via a carrier, and the second feeding mechanism moves the second pre-welded component from the carrier to the carrier; the first carrier moving mechanism moves the carrier without the second pre-welded component to the first carrier recovery area;
[0023] The second feeding mechanism includes a second robotic arm, a second rotating seat, a second suction head, and a second vision component. The second rotating seat is located between the transport device and the feeding area. The second robotic arm is mounted on the second rotating seat and rotates. The second suction head is located at the free end of the second robotic arm to perform the suction and transfer of the second pre-welded part. The second vision component is mounted on the second robotic arm and is configured to assist the second suction head in suctioning the second pre-welded part.
[0024] The first carrier moving mechanism includes a first moving guide rail, a first lifting part, and a third suction head; the first moving guide rail is located at both ends in the feeding area and the first carrier recycling area, the first lifting part is vertically mounted on the first moving guide rail and moves, and the third suction head is mounted on the first lifting part and moves up and down to suction the carrier.
[0025] In some embodiments, the first welding apparatus includes a first moving component and a first laser welding component; the first moving component drives the first laser welding component to perform laser welding.
[0026] In some embodiments, the second welding apparatus includes a second moving component and a second laser welding component; the second moving component drives the second laser welding component to perform laser welding.
[0027] In some embodiments, the flipping device includes a lifting and traversing mechanism and an adsorption and rotation mechanism; the adsorption and rotation mechanism adsorbs and flips the second pre-welded part in the first tank, and the lifting and traversing mechanism adsorbs and moves the flipped second pre-welded part into the second tank.
[0028] The adsorption rotation mechanism includes a rotation motor and a fourth adsorption head; the rotation motor is provided with a rotation shaft, which is located above the support member, and the fourth adsorption head is located on the drive shaft of the rotation motor and rotates around the rotation shaft to adsorb the second pre-welded part and flip it.
[0029] The lifting and traversing mechanism includes a fourth moving guide rail, a fourth lifting part, a fifth adsorption head, and a flipping bracket. The fourth lifting part is vertically mounted on the fourth moving guide rail and moves. The fifth adsorption head is mounted on the fourth lifting part and moves up and down so that the fifth adsorption head can move above the fourth adsorption head and be aligned with the fourth adsorption head for adsorption.
[0030] In some embodiments, a feeding device is also included, which is disposed after the second welding device along a first direction, and the feeding device is configured to move the welded second pre-welded part into the carrier;
[0031] The unloading device includes an unloading mechanism, a second carrier moving mechanism, and a transfer mechanism; the unloading device is provided with an unloading area and a second carrier recovery area; the unloading area is provided with a carrier that is not loaded with the second pre-welded component, the transfer mechanism moves the second pre-welded component from the carrier to the transfer mechanism, the transfer mechanism aligns the second pre-welded component and then moves it by the unloading mechanism to the carrier that is not loaded with the second pre-welded component; the second carrier moving mechanism moves the carrier fully loaded with the second pre-welded component to the second carrier recovery area;
[0032] The transfer mechanism includes a transfer platform, a transfer guide rail, a transfer lifting claw, and a vision sensor; the transfer platform is provided with a transfer groove for placing the second pre-welded part, the transfer lifting claw is set on the transfer guide rail and moves to transfer the second pre-welded part from the carrier to the transfer groove, and the vision sensor assists in transferring the second pre-welded part to the transfer groove.
[0033] The unloading mechanism includes a third robotic arm, a third rotating seat, and a sixth adsorption head; the third rotating seat is located between the transport device and the unloading area, the third robotic arm is mounted on the third rotating seat and rotates, and the sixth adsorption head is located at the free end of the third robotic arm to adsorb and transfer the second pre-welded part.
[0034] The second carrier moving mechanism includes a fourth moving guide rail, a fourth lifting part, and a seventh suction head; the two ends of the fourth moving guide rail are located at the unloading area and the second carrier recovery area, the fourth lifting part is vertically mounted on the fourth moving guide rail and moves, and the seventh suction head is mounted on the fourth lifting part and moves up and down to suction the carrier.
[0035] In some embodiments, the transport device includes a rack and pinion mechanism, which includes a first gear, a second gear, and a chain. The chain is sleeved on the first gear and the second gear, and the chain is driven to rotate by the rotation of the first gear and the second gear.
[0036] The chain has multiple locking parts spaced apart, and the carrier has locking holes, through which the carrier is locked onto the locking parts.
[0037] In some embodiments, the device includes a main body, which is provided with a platform and a frame. The frame, a transport device, a first feeding device, a second feeding device, a first welding device, a tilting device, and a second welding device are all disposed on the upper surface of the platform.
[0038] The beneficial effects of this laser welding equipment are:
[0039] By incorporating a transport device into a laser welding equipment, the transport device sequentially includes a first feeding device, a second feeding device, a first welding device, a flipping device, and a second welding device along a first direction. The transport device includes a carrier that circulates along the first direction. The first surface of the carrier has adjacent first and second grooves, and the bottom of both the first and second grooves has a third groove. The first feeding device feeds a first pre-welded component onto the third groove, and the second feeding device feeds a second pre-welded component onto the first groove. The first welding device welds the first welding surface of the second pre-welded component to the first pre-welded component. The flipping device flips the second pre-welded component so that its first welding surface faces upwards and places it in the second groove. The first welding device then welds the second welding surface of the second pre-welded component to the first pre-welded component. This design achieves higher precision and a higher degree of automation in the double-sided welding of the first and second pre-welded components. Attached Figure Description
[0040] Figure 1 This is a perspective view of Embodiment 1 of a laser welding equipment according to the present invention;
[0041] Figure 2 This is a top view of the transport device of Embodiment 2 of the laser welding equipment of this utility model;
[0042] Figure 3 for Figure 2 Enlarged image;
[0043] Figure 4 This is a side view of the transport device of Embodiment 2 of the laser welding equipment of this utility model;
[0044] Figure 5 This is a perspective view of the first feeding device in Embodiment 2 of the laser welding equipment of this utility model;
[0045] Figure 6 This is a perspective view of the second feeding device in Embodiment 2 of the laser welding equipment of this utility model;
[0046] Figure 7 This is a perspective view of the first welding device in Embodiment 2 of the laser welding equipment of this utility model;
[0047] Figure 8 This is a front view of the flipping device of Embodiment 2 of the laser welding equipment of this utility model;
[0048] Figure 9 This is a perspective view of the second welding device in Embodiment 2 of the laser welding equipment of this utility model;
[0049] Figure 10 This is a perspective view of the feeding device of Embodiment 2 of the laser welding equipment of this utility model;
[0050] Figure 11 for Figure 10 Enlarged view of part b;
[0051] Figure 12 This is a top view of the support component of Embodiment 2 of the laser welding equipment of this utility model;
[0052] Figure 13 for Figure 12 Enlarged view of part c;
[0053] Figure 14 This is a perspective view of embodiment 3 of the laser welding equipment of this utility model.
[0054] Figure label:
[0055] 1. Transport device; 11. Bearing component; 111. First trough; 112. Second trough; 113. Third trough; 114. Reference part; 1141. Reference point; 1142. Snap-fit hole; 115. Guide part; 116. Guide wheel; 12. Rack and pinion mechanism; 121. First gear; 122. Second gear; 123. Chain; 124. Snap-fit part; 13. Guide rail;
[0056] 2. First feeding device; 21. First pre-welded part feeding mechanism; 211. First pre-welded part feeding track; 212. First pre-welded part adsorption plate; 22. Vision mechanism; 23. First feeding mechanism; 231. First robotic arm; 232. First rotating seat; 233. First adsorption head;
[0057] 3. Second feeding device; 31. Second feeding mechanism; 311. Second robotic arm; 312. Second rotating seat; 313. Second suction head; 314. Second vision component; 32. First carrier moving mechanism; 321. First moving guide rail; 322. First lifting part; 323. Third suction head; 324. First support; 33. Feeding area; 34. First carrier recovery area; 35. First carrier placement area;
[0058] 4. First welding device; 41. First laser welding assembly; 42. First moving assembly;
[0059] 5. Tilting device; 51. Lifting and traversing mechanism; 511. Fourth moving guide rail; 512. Fourth lifting guide rail; 513. Fifth suction head; 514. Tilting bracket; 52. Adsorption rotation mechanism; 521. Rotating motor; 522. Rotating shaft; 523. Fourth suction head; 53. Fourth bracket;
[0060] 6. Second welding device; 61. Second laser welding assembly; 62. Second moving assembly;
[0061] 7. Unloading device; 71. Unloading mechanism; 711. Third robotic arm; 712. Third rotating seat; 713. Sixth suction head; 72. Second carrier moving mechanism; 721. Fourth moving guide rail; 722. Fourth lifting part; 723. Seventh suction head; 724. Fifth bracket; 73. Unloading area; 74. Second carrier recovery area; 75. Transfer mechanism; 751. Transfer guide rail; 752. Transfer bracket; 753. Transfer lifting claw; 754. Vision sensor; 755. Transfer table; 756. Transfer groove; 76. Second carrier placement area;
[0062] 8. Equipment body; 81. Equipment platform; 82. Equipment frame;
[0063] X, the first direction. Detailed implementation method:
[0064] It should be noted that, in the absence of conflict, the embodiments and technical features in the embodiments of this utility model can be combined with each other. The detailed description in the specific embodiments should be understood as an explanation of the spirit of this utility model and should not be regarded as an improper limitation of this utility model.
[0065] To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of the embodiments of this utility model clearer, the specific technical solutions of this utility model will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments of this utility model. The following embodiments are used to illustrate this utility model, but are not intended to limit the scope of this utility model.
[0066] In the embodiments of this utility model, the terms "first" and "second" are used for descriptive purposes only and should not be construed as indicating or implying relative importance or implicitly specifying the number of indicated technical features. Therefore, a feature defined as "first" or "second" may explicitly or implicitly include one or more of that feature. In the description of the embodiments of this utility model, unless otherwise stated, "a plurality of" means two or more.
[0067] Furthermore, in this embodiment of the invention, directional terms such as "upper," "lower," "left," and "right" are defined relative to the positions of the components shown in the accompanying drawings. It should be understood that these directional terms are relative concepts, used for relative description and clarification, and can change accordingly depending on the position of the components in the accompanying drawings.
[0068] In the embodiments of this utility model, unless otherwise explicitly specified and limited, the term "connection" should be interpreted broadly. For example, "connection" can be a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral part; it can be a direct connection or an indirect connection through an intermediate medium.
[0069] In embodiments of this invention, the terms "comprising," "including," or any other variations thereof are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusion. Without further limitation, an element defined by the phrase "comprising one..." does not exclude the presence of other identical elements in the process, method, article, or apparatus that includes that element.
[0070] In this embodiment of the invention, the terms "exemplary" or "for example" are used to indicate that something is an example, illustration, or description. Any embodiment or design described as "exemplary" or "for example" in this embodiment of the invention should not be construed as being more preferred or advantageous than other embodiments or designs. Specifically, the use of the terms "exemplary" or "for example" is intended to present the relevant information in a specific manner.
[0071] Example 1:
[0072] like Figure 1 As shown, this embodiment proposes a laser welding equipment, including a transport device 1. The transport device 1 is sequentially equipped with a first feeding device 2, a second feeding device 3, a first welding device 4, a tilting device 5, and a second welding device 6 along a first direction X.
[0073] The transport device 1 is equipped with a carrier 11, which moves cyclically along a first direction X. The upper surface of the carrier 11 is provided with a first groove 111 and a second groove 112, and the bottom of the first groove 111 and the second groove 112 are both provided with a third groove 113. The first feeding device 2 is configured to feed the first pre-welded part onto the third groove 113, and the second feeding device 3 is configured to feed the second pre-welded part onto the first groove 111. The first welding device 4 is configured to weld the first welding surface of the second pre-welded part to the first pre-welded part. The flipping device 5 is configured to flip the second pre-welded part so that the first welding surface faces upward and place it on the second groove 112. The first welding device 4 is configured to weld the second welding surface of the second pre-welded part to the first pre-welded part.
[0074] Specifically, the transport device 1 is provided with a first feeding device 2, a second feeding device 3, a first welding device 4, a turning device 5, and a second welding device 6 along the first direction X, so that the carrier 11 moves cyclically in the above-mentioned device, so that the equipment can carry out large-scale welding production in a cyclic manner. The surface of the support component 11 is provided with a first groove 111 and a second groove 112, which are arranged in a mirror image adjacent to each other. Multiple third grooves 113 are provided in the first groove 111 and the second groove 112. During welding, the first pre-welded part is first placed in the third groove 113, and the first welding surface of the second pre-welded part is placed downward in the first groove 111 for welding. At this time, the first welding surface of the second pre-welded part abuts against the bottom of the first groove 111 and abuts against the first welded part in the first groove 111. At this time, the first welding surface of the second pre-welded part and the first pre-welded part are welded together, thereby achieving the effect of automated welding without the need for manual alignment welding. Moreover, the first groove 111, the second groove 112, and the third groove 113 set by the mold make the alignment more accurate and the error smaller than that of manual alignment. The carrier 11 can be a transport platform with a pre-formed first groove 111, second groove 112, and third groove 113. It can also be a UWV device to improve the accuracy of the placement device. It can also be a template with the pre-formed first groove 111, second groove 112, and third groove 113. The transport device 1 can be a linear motor, a ring conveyor belt composed of multiple conveyor belts, a chain belt, or the like.
[0075] The first feeding device 2 is configured to first feed the first pre-welded component into the third tank 113. After feeding, it cooperates with the second feeding device 3 to feed the second pre-welded component for welding. In actual operation, the second pre-welded component can be placed in either the first tank 111 or the second tank 112, which makes production more flexible. After the first welding device 4 finishes welding, the second pre-welded component is detached from the carrier 11 and flipped by the flipping device 5. Usually, the flip is 180°, but it can be any angle. The flipping device 5 can be a suction flip, a clamping flip, or a direct flip of the carrier 11. After flipping, by placing the first welding surface upward in the second tank 112, that is, by placing the second welding surface against the bottom of the second tank 112 and thus against the first welding component placed in the second tank 112, the second welding device 6 can weld the second welding surface of the second welding component to the first pre-welded component in the second tank 112. The above method can achieve fully automated double-sided welding, improving the overall level of automation. Furthermore, by performing step-by-step automatic flipping double-sided welding, the problem of deviation in secondary positioning can be avoided. This also avoids the problem of not being able to compensate for thermal deformation in real time during the welding process, which could lead to large deviations in the welding position of the first or second welding surface, resulting in defects such as incomplete welding and weld misalignment exceeding 10%.
[0076] By setting a transport device 1 in a laser welding equipment, the transport device 1 is sequentially equipped with a first feeding device 2, a second feeding device 3, a first welding device 4, a flipping device 5, and a second welding device 6 along a first direction X. The transport device 1 is equipped with a carrier 11, which moves cyclically along the first direction X. The first surface of the carrier 11 has a first groove 111 and a second groove 112 arranged adjacent to each other. A third groove 113 is arranged in both the first groove 111 and the second groove 112. The first feeding device 2 is configured to feed the first pre-welded part onto the third groove 113, and the second feeding device 3 is configured to feed the second pre-welded part onto the first groove 111. The first welding device 4 is configured to weld the first welding surface of the second pre-welded part to the first pre-welded part. The flipping device 5 is configured to flip the second pre-welded part so that the first welding surface faces upward and place it on the second groove 112. The first welding device 4 is configured to weld the second welding surface of the second pre-welded part to the first pre-welded part. This makes the equipment more coordinated, more precise, and more automated than the existing double-sided welding process for the first and second pre-welded parts.
[0077] Example 2:
[0078] Combination Figure 1 ,like Figures 2-13 As shown, this embodiment further explains and optimizes the structure proposed in Embodiment 1.
[0079] In some embodiments, the first groove 111 and the second groove 112 of the carrier 11 are provided with a plurality of reference portions 114. The reference portions 114 are configured for the placement alignment of the second pre-welded parts. The reference portions 114 are provided with reference points 1141, which are configured as visual positioning points to assist in the placement of the first pre-welded parts and the second pre-welded parts. The edges of the first groove 111, and / or the second groove 112, and / or the third groove 113 are provided with guide portions 115 to assist in the placement of the first pre-welded parts and the second pre-welded parts.
[0080] Specifically, the first groove 111 and the second groove 112 of the support member 11 are provided with multiple reference parts 114. The reference parts 114 can be reference platforms, and there can be one or more of them. They are set to assist in positioning and limiting the second pre-welded parts when they are placed, so that the second pre-welded parts can be placed quickly and accurately in the first groove 111 and the second groove 112 to ensure that the reference of the second pre-welded parts is consistent. It can be understood that the third groove 113 can also be provided with first pre-welded parts set to assist in positioning and limiting the first pre-welded parts, so as to assist in positioning the first pre-welded parts and ensure that the reference of all first pre-welded parts placed in the third groove 113 is consistent. Preferably, the edges of the first groove 111, the second groove 112, and the third groove 113 are all provided with guide parts 115. The guide parts 115 can be arc surfaces or inclined surfaces, so that the first and second pre-welded parts can be quickly placed in the area through the guide parts 115 when they are placed, and also avoid edge damage caused by mechanical stress between the second and first pre-welded parts and the edge of the area when they are placed.
[0081] In some embodiments, the first feeding device 2 includes a first pre-welded component feeding mechanism 21, a vision mechanism 22, and a first feeding mechanism 23; the first pre-welded component feeding mechanism 21 includes a first pre-welded component feeding track 211 and a first pre-welded component suction tray 212; the first pre-welded component feeding track 211 is configured to externally feed the first pre-welded component onto the first pre-welded component suction tray 212, and the first pre-welded component suction tray 212 is provided with a vibration structure (not shown in the figure), configured to vibrate the first pre-welded component suction tray 212 and change the position of the first pre-welded component; the first feeding mechanism 23 includes a first mechanical... The system comprises a hand 231, a first rotating seat 232, a first vision component (not shown in the figure), and a first suction head 233. The first robotic arm 231 rotates on the first rotating seat 232, which is located on one side of the first pre-welded component suction plate 212 and is configured to drive the first robotic arm 231 assembly to rotate. The first suction head 233 is located at the free end of the first robotic arm 231 to suction the first pre-welded component and transfer it to the carrier 11. The vision mechanism 22 is configured to determine whether the position of the first pre-welded component obtained by the first loading mechanism 23 meets the loading requirements. The first vision component can be a CCD, camera, etc., and is located on or directly above the first robotic arm 231 and the first suction head 233. It is configured to assist in positioning the first pre-welded component so that the first suction head 233 correctly suctions the first pre-welded component to the preset position.
[0082] Specifically, there can be multiple first feeding devices 2, such as 2, 3, 4, etc. The number is not limited and is determined according to the shape and placement of the first pre-welded part.
[0083] The first pre-welded component feeding mechanism 21 includes a spring-loaded feeding track and a first pre-welded component suction tray 212. The first pre-welded component feeding track 211 can be configured for manual or automatic feeding. In some preferred embodiments, the first pre-welded component feeding track 211 is a box with an opening on one side, and a lifting mechanism can be provided below it. The lifting mechanism includes a lifting support rod, which supports the bottom of the box away from the opening. In use, the first pre-welded component can be manually poured into the box, and the lifting support rod can be used to lift the bottom of the box away from the opening, so that the box is tilted and the first pre-welded component is poured out. The first pre-welded component suction tray 212 is located at the bottom of the opening of the box. The first pre-welded component suction tray 212 can be a flexible vibrating tray, so that the tilted first pre-welded component naturally falls onto the first pre-welded component suction tray 212. At this time, the position of the first pre-welded component is random and not fixed. Therefore, the first pre-welded component adsorption plate 212 can be vibrated by the vibration structure at the bottom of the first pre-welded component adsorption plate 212, so that the first pre-welded component continuously changes its position to obtain the required position of the first pre-welded component. The first pre-welded component feeding structure can realize the feeding of the first pre-welded component without adjusting its position, thereby saving the complexity of production.
[0084] The first loading mechanism 23 acquires and places the first pre-welded part onto the carrier 11. The first loading mechanism 23 can be a Yamaha robot or a SCARA robot. With the SCARA robot and CCD vision guidance, the loading of the first pre-welded part and the bracket is completed, while the tolerance is controlled within ±0.05mm. The first loading mechanism 23 includes a first robotic arm 231 and a cooperating first rotating seat 232. The first robotic arm 231 can be a multi-axis robotic arm. A first suction head 233 is provided at the free end of the first robotic arm 231. The first suction head 233 can be a vacuum suction head, or a vacuum suction module composed of multiple first suction heads 233, depending on the shape of the first pre-welded part.
[0085] The vision mechanism 22 is typically one or more of a CCD module, camera module, and infrared module. It can be located at one or more locations, such as near the adsorption head, on one side of the first pre-welded component adsorption tray 212, or above the first feeding device 2. It is configured to determine whether the position of the first pre-welded component being adsorbed conforms to a preset range, such as whether its orientation or angle conforms to a preset adjustable range. In some preferred embodiments, a waste tray can be provided. The waste tray can be used to collect defective first pre-welded components or first pre-welded components whose position cannot be adjusted after adsorption for recycling.
[0086] In some embodiments, the second feeding device 3 includes a second feeding mechanism 31 and a first carrier moving mechanism 32; the second feeding device 3 is provided with a feeding area 33 and a first carrier recovery area 34; the second pre-welded component is placed in the feeding area 33 by a carrier, and the second feeding mechanism 31 moves the second pre-welded component from the carrier to the carrier 11; the first carrier moving mechanism 32 moves the carrier without the second pre-welded component to the first carrier recovery area 34; the second feeding mechanism 31 includes a second robot arm 311, a second rotating seat 312, a second suction head 313 and a second vision element 314; the second rotating seat 312 is disposed between the transport device 1 and the feeding area 33, the second robot arm 311 is disposed on the second rotating seat 312 and rotates, the second suction head 313 is disposed at the free end of the second robot arm 311 to perform suction and transfer of the second pre-welded component; the second vision element 314 is disposed on the second robot arm 311 and is configured to assist the second suction head 313 in suctioning the second pre-welded component.
[0087] The first carrier moving mechanism 32 includes a first moving guide rail 321, a first lifting part 322 and a third suction head 323; the first moving guide rail 321 is located at both ends in the feeding area 33 and the first carrier recycling area 34, the first lifting part 322 is vertically mounted on the first moving guide rail 321 and moves, and the third suction head 323 is mounted on the first lifting part 322 and moves up and down to suction the carrier.
[0088] Specifically, the second feeding device 3 includes a second feeding mechanism 31 and a first carrier moving mechanism 32. The second feeding device 3 is configured to feed the second pre-welded component, which is placed in a carrier. The carrier can be a carrier tray with multiple cells. A feeding area 33 is provided on the second feeding device 3. The feeding area 33 is configured to place stacked carriers containing the second pre-welded component. Alternatively, carriers containing the second pre-welded component can be transferred to the feeding area 33 via a structure such as a conveyor belt. The first carrier recycling area 34 is configured to recycle carriers that have already removed the second pre-welded component but are not loaded with it, for manual or automatic recycling.
[0089] The second loading mechanism 31 is configured to place the second pre-welded component onto the carrier 11. It can have the same structure as the first loading mechanism 23. The second loading mechanism 31 can be a Yamaha robot or a SCARA robot. Under the guidance of CCD vision, the SCARA robot completes the loading of the first pre-welded component and the bracket, with tolerance control within ±0.05mm. The second loading mechanism 31 includes a second robotic arm 311 and a second rotating seat 312. The second robotic arm 311 is a multi-axis robotic arm. A second suction head 313 is provided at the free end of the second robotic arm 311. The second suction head 313 can be a vacuum suction head, or a vacuum suction module composed of multiple second suction heads 313, depending on the shape of the second pre-welded component.
[0090] The first carrier moving mechanism 32 includes a first moving guide rail 321, which can be mounted on a first bracket 324. A first moving seat is mounted on the first moving guide rail 321, and a first lifting part 322 is fixed vertically. The first lifting part 322 can be a pneumatic lifting structure or a lifting guide rail. The first lifting seat is mounted on the first lifting part 322 to fix the third suction head 323 for lifting and lowering. The second suction head 313 can be a vacuum suction head, or a vacuum suction module composed of multiple second suction heads 313. The movement and lifting of the third suction head 323 are achieved through the first moving guide rail 321 and the first lifting mechanism. Furthermore, a CCD, camera, and vision module can be configured to locate the carrier position and perform precise gripping. The first moving guide rail 321 can be equipped with a chain belt to move the first moving seat, or it can be a linear motor structure for movement; this is not limited. The first moving guide rail 321 is located at both ends in the loading area 33 and the first carrier recovery area 34. The loading area 33 is located close to the second loading mechanism 31 to facilitate the adsorption and movement of the second pre-welded part. The first carrier recovery area 34 is located in a position that is convenient for manual recovery, so as to realize the recovery of carriers that are not loaded with the second pre-welded part.
[0091] In some preferred embodiments, a first carrier placement area 35 may also be provided, which can be configured to place a carrier fully loaded with the second pre-welded component, and can be manually or automatically loaded. The center of the first carrier moving mechanism 32 is located at the loading area 33, and the two ends of the first carrier moving mechanism 32 are located at the first carrier placement area 35 and the first carrier recovery area 34, so as to achieve more automated loading of the second pre-welded component.
[0092] In some embodiments, the first welding apparatus 4 includes a first moving component 42 and a first laser welding component 41; the first moving component 42 drives the first laser welding component 41 to perform laser welding.
[0093] Specifically, the first welding device 4 can be an existing automated welding device, typically a high-precision electrical discharge machining fixture. The first welding device 4 includes a first moving component 42, which may include a robotic arm mechanism. Its structure can be the same as the first loading mechanism 23 and will not be described in detail here. The first laser welding component 41 is positioned on the free end of the robotic arm and moves to perform welding. The first laser welding component 41 only welds the first tank 111 or the second tank 112, so that the first pre-welded part of the third tank 113 in the first tank 111 and the second pre-welded part of the first tank 111 are welded, or the first pre-welded part of the third tank 113 in the second tank 112 and the second pre-welded part of the second tank 112 are welded. The first laser welding component 41 is equipped with a vision module, such as a CCD or camera, which is used to assist the movement and welding of the laser welding head. The first welding device 4 welds only the first tank 111 or the second tank 112, so that the first pre-welded part of the third tank 113 in the first tank 111 and the second pre-welded part of the first tank 111 are welded, or the first pre-welded part of the third tank 113 in the second tank 112 and the second pre-welded part of the second tank 112 are welded.
[0094] In some embodiments, the second welding apparatus 6 includes a second moving component 62 and a second laser welding component 61; the second moving component 62 drives the second laser welding component 61 to perform laser welding.
[0095] Specifically, the second welding device 6 can be an existing automated welding device. The second welding device 6 includes a second moving component 62, which may include a robotic arm mechanism. Its structure can be identical to that of the first robotic arm 231, and will not be described in detail here. The second laser welding component 61 is positioned on the free end of the robotic arm and moves to perform welding. The second laser welding component 61 only welds the first tank 111 or the second tank 112, so that the first pre-welded part of the third tank 113 within the first tank 111 is welded to the second pre-welded part of the first tank 111, or the first pre-welded part of the third tank 113 within the second tank 112 is welded to the second pre-welded part of the second tank 112. The second laser welding component 61 is equipped with a vision module, such as a CCD or camera, which is used to assist in the movement and welding of the laser welding head. The first and second welding devices only weld the first tank 111 or the second tank 112, so that the first pre-welded part of the third tank 113 in the first tank 111 and the second pre-welded part of the first tank 111 are welded, or the first pre-welded part of the third tank 113 in the second tank 112 and the second pre-welded part of the second tank 112 are welded.
[0096] In some embodiments, the flipping device 5 includes a lifting and traversing mechanism 51 and an adsorption and rotation mechanism 52; the adsorption and rotation mechanism 52 adsorbs and flips the second pre-welded part of the first tank 111, and the lifting and traversing mechanism 51 adsorbs and moves the flipped second pre-welded part into the second tank 112; the adsorption and rotation mechanism 52 includes a rotating motor 521 and a fourth adsorption head 523; the rotating motor 521 is provided with a rotating shaft 522, which is disposed above the support member 11, and the fourth adsorption head 523 is disposed on the rotating motor 521. The drive shaft rotates around the rotating shaft 522 to allow the fourth adsorption head 523 to adsorb the second pre-welded part and flip it over; the lifting and traversing mechanism 51 includes a fourth moving guide rail 511, a fourth lifting guide rail 512, a fifth adsorption head 513 and a flipping bracket 514. The fourth lifting guide rail 512 is vertically arranged on the fourth moving guide rail 511 and moves. The fifth adsorption head 513 is arranged on the fourth lifting guide rail 512 and moves up and down so that the fifth adsorption head 513 can move above the fourth adsorption head 523 and be aligned with the fourth adsorption head 523 for adsorption.
[0097] Specifically, the adsorption rotation mechanism 52 includes a rotation motor 521 and a fourth adsorption head 523. The rotation motor 521 is equipped with a rotation shaft 522, which is positioned above the support member 11. The fourth adsorption head 523 is mounted on the drive shaft of the rotation motor 521 and rotates around the rotation shaft 522. Specifically, the fourth adsorption head 523 can rotate to a position directly above the second pre-welded part of the support member 11 and adsorb it. After adsorption, it can rotate around the rotation shaft 522 until the other side of the adsorption surface of the second pre-welded part is facing upwards. Furthermore, the fourth adsorption head 523 can be equipped with a forward pushing structure to push the fourth adsorption head 523 away from the rotation shaft 522, thereby avoiding rotational collisions with the support member 11 and causing wear and damage to the structure.
[0098] The flipping device 5 includes a lifting and traversing mechanism 51, which can be mounted on the fourth support 53. A fourth moving seat is mounted on the fourth moving guide rail 511. A fourth lifting guide rail 512 is fixed vertically, and a fourth lifting seat (not shown in the figure) is mounted on the fourth lifting guide rail 512. The fourth moving guide rail 511 can be equipped with a chain belt to move the fourth moving seat, or it can be a linear motor structure for movement, which is not limited here. This allows the fifth adsorption head 513 to move up and down and traverse laterally via the fourth lifting seat. The length of the fourth moving guide rail 511 must at least exceed the width of the bearing member 11, i.e., exceed the combined width of the first groove 111 and the second groove 112, to enable movement between the first groove 111 and the second groove 112 of the second pre-welded component. The shells of the fourth adsorption head 523 and the fifth adsorption head 513 are designed with specific structures according to the actual structure of the second pre-welded component, or are modules composed of multiple adsorption heads.
[0099] Normally, the height of the lifting and traversing mechanism 51 is higher than the height of the adsorption and rotation mechanism 52. In actual flipping operations, if the first welding device 4 is welding the second pre-welded part located in the first tank 111, the adsorption and rotation mechanism 52 is positioned above the first tank 111 so that the fourth adsorption head 523 can adsorb the second pre-welded part and detach it from the first tank 111, with the side of the second pre-welded part welded to the first pre-welded part facing upwards. At this time, the lifting and traversing mechanism 51 can drive the fifth adsorption head 513 to move horizontally to directly above the second pre-welded part and lower the fifth adsorption head 513 to the other surface adsorbed by the fourth adsorption head 523. After the fifth adsorption head 513 adsorbs the second pre-welded part and the fourth adsorption head 523 releases its adsorption and detaches from the second pre-welded part and resets, the fifth adsorption head 513 adsorbs the second pre-welded part that has been flipped 180°, moves it horizontally above the second tank 112, and lowers it for placement. Furthermore, to achieve accuracy in the steps, a vision module is usually required to assist in movement and positioning.
[0100] In some embodiments, a feeding device 7 is further included, which is disposed after the second welding device 6 along a first direction X. The feeding device 7 is configured to move the welded second pre-welded part into a carrier. The feeding device 7 includes a feeding mechanism 71, a second carrier moving mechanism 72, and a transfer mechanism 75. The feeding device 7 is provided with a feeding area 73 and a second carrier recovery area 74. The feeding area 73 is provided with a carrier that is not loaded with the second pre-welded part, and the transfer mechanism 75 allows the second pre-welded part to be moved into a carrier. The weldment moves from the carrier 11 to the transfer mechanism 75. After the transfer mechanism 75 aligns the second pre-welded component, it is moved by the unloading mechanism 71 to the carrier that is not loaded with the second pre-welded component. The second carrier moving mechanism 72 moves the carrier fully loaded with the second pre-welded component to the second carrier recovery area 74. The transfer mechanism 75 includes a transfer table 755, a transfer guide rail 751, a transfer lifting claw 753, and a vision sensor 754. The transfer table 755 is provided with a transfer groove 756 for placing the second pre-welded component. The transfer lifting claw 753 is mounted on the transfer guide rail 751 and moves to transfer the second pre-welded part from the carrier 11 to the transfer groove 756. The vision sensor 754 assists in transferring the second pre-welded part into the transfer groove 756. The unloading mechanism 71 includes a third robot arm 711, a third rotating seat 712, and a sixth suction head 713. The third rotating seat 712 is located between the transport device 1 and the unloading area 73. The third robot arm 711 is mounted on the third rotating seat 712 and rotates. The sixth suction head 713 is located at the free end of the third robot arm 711 to perform suction transfer of the second pre-welded part. The second carrier moving mechanism 72 includes a fourth moving guide rail 511, a fifth lifting part 722, and a seventh suction head 723. The two ends of the fourth moving guide rail 511 are located at the unloading area 73 and the second carrier recovery area 74. The fifth lifting part 722 is vertically mounted on the fourth moving guide rail 511 and moves. The seventh suction head 723 is mounted on the fifth lifting part 722 and moves up and down to suction the carrier.
[0101] Specifically, the transfer platform 755 of the transfer mechanism 75 is located between the unloading mechanism 71 and the carrier 11, and is configured to transfer the second pre-welded part. This avoids damage caused by excessively long transfer stroke of the second pre-welded part. Simultaneously, the position of the second pre-welded part can be adjusted through the transfer mechanism 75, allowing it to enter the carrier in a fixed position, saving adjustment time. The transfer platform 755 has a transfer groove 756 with the shape and position of the second pre-welded part, ensuring that the second pre-welded part is placed and removed in a fixed position when inserted into the groove 756. A vision sensor 754, such as an auxiliary CCD or camera, is provided around the transfer groove 756 to assist the second pre-welded part in entering the groove 756. The transfer lifting claw 753 moves laterally on the transfer guide rail 751, which is mounted on the transfer bracket 752, allowing the transfer lifting claw 753 to move and adjust above the carrier 11 and the transfer groove 756. The adapter lifting claw 753 can be a clamping or adsorption structure, so that the second pre-welded part can move with the adapter lifting claw 753.
[0102] The unloading device 7 is configured to automatically unload the welded second pre-welded component. Its structure can be consistent with that of the second loading device 3. The unloading device 7 includes an unloading mechanism 71 and a second carrier moving mechanism 72. The unloading mechanism 71 is configured to unload the second pre-welded component, which is placed in a carrier tray, such as a carrier tray with multiple cells. An unloading area 73 is provided on the unloading device 7. The unloading area 73 is configured to prevent the stacking of carriers containing the second pre-welded component. The second carrier recycling area 74 is configured to recycle carriers that have been fully loaded, for manual or automatic recycling.
[0103] The unloading mechanism 71 is configured to place the second pre-welded part of the carrier 11 onto the carrier. Its structure can be the same as that of the first loading mechanism 23. The third robot arm 711 and the third rotating seat 712 can be Yamaha robots, and the third robot arm 711 is a multi-axis robot arm. At the free end of the third robot arm 711, a seventh suction head 723 is provided. The seventh suction head 723 can be a vacuum suction head, or a vacuum suction module composed of multiple seventh suction heads 723, depending on the shape of the second pre-welded part.
[0104] The second carrier moving mechanism 72 includes a fifth moving guide rail 721, which can be mounted on a fifth support 724. A fourth moving seat is mounted on the fifth moving guide rail 721. A fifth lifting part 722 is fixed vertically. The fifth lifting part 722 can be a pneumatic elastic structure or a lifting guide rail. The fourth lifting seat is mounted on the fifth lifting part 722 to fix the seventh suction head 723 for lifting and lowering. The seventh suction head 723 can be a vacuum suction head, or a vacuum suction module composed of multiple seventh suction heads 723. The movement and lifting of the seventh suction head 723 are achieved through the fifth moving guide rail 721 and the fourth lifting mechanism. Furthermore, a CCD, camera, and vision module can be configured to locate the carrier position and perform precise gripping. The fifth moving guide rail 721 can be equipped with a chain belt to move the fourth moving seat, or it can be a linear motor structure for movement; this is not limited. The fifth moving guide rail 721 is set at both ends in the unloading area 73 and the second carrier recovery area 74. The unloading area 73 is set close to the second loading mechanism 31 to facilitate the adsorption and movement of the second pre-welded part. The second carrier recovery area 74 is set in a position that is convenient for manual recovery, so as to realize the recovery of the carrier fully loaded with the second pre-welded part.
[0105] In some preferred embodiments, a second carrier placement area 76 may also be provided, which can be configured to place a carrier that is not loaded with the second pre-welded component, and can be manually or automatically fed. The center of the second carrier moving mechanism 72 is located at the unloading area 73, and the two ends of the second carrier moving mechanism 72 are located at the second carrier placement area 76 and the second carrier recovery area 74, so as to achieve more automated unloading of the second pre-welded component.
[0106] In some embodiments, the transport device 1 includes a rack mechanism 12, which includes a first gear 121, a second gear 122, and a chain 123. The chain 123 is sleeved on the first gear 121 and the second gear 122, and the chain 123 is driven to rotate by the rotation of the first gear 121 and the second gear 122. A plurality of locking portions 124 are provided on the chain 123 at intervals, and the carrier 11 is provided with locking holes 1142, through which the carrier 11 is locked onto the locking portions 124.
[0107] Specifically, the transport device 1 includes a rack and pinion mechanism 12, which includes a first gear 121, a second gear 122, and a chain 123. The chain 123 meshes with the first gear 121 and the second gear 122. The chain 123 is driven to move by the co-rotation of the two gears. Multiple engaging portions 124 are spaced apart on the chain 123, the spacing of which can be determined according to the number of teeth on the gears. The carrier member 11 is provided with engaging holes 1142, through which the carrier member 11 engages with the engaging portions 124. The rotation of the gears is controlled by a servo motor or stepper motor, thereby achieving precise position control of the chain 123. Furthermore, a guide wheel 116 may be provided at the bottom of the carrier member 11, and a guide rail 13 is provided on the outer side of the rack and pinion mechanism 12. The carrier member 11 is slidably mounted on the guide rail 13 via the guide wheel 116, achieving more stable movement of the carrier member 11.
[0108] Example 3:
[0109] like Figure 14 As shown, in some embodiments, the device includes a device body 8, which is provided with a device platform 81 and a device frame 82. A transport device 1, a first feeding device 2, a second feeding device 3, a first welding device 4, a flipping device 5, and a second welding device 6 are all provided on the upper surface of the device platform 81.
[0110] Specifically, it also includes an equipment platform 81 and an equipment frame 82. The equipment platform 81 is configured to support the transport device 1, the first feeding device 2, the second feeding device 3, the first welding device 4, the tilting device 5, the second welding device 6, and the equipment frame 82. The bottom of the equipment platform 81 can be equipped with the power supply mechanism of the equipment, such as a motor or pneumatic source, and control equipment can also be installed in the equipment platform 81. At the same time, a display module can be installed to display the current equipment operating mode and status, facilitating manual inspection and control. The equipment frame 82 can be installed on the equipment platform 81 to protect the entire equipment, or a vision module can be installed on the equipment frame 82 to provide visual assistance to the equipment, thereby enabling the equipment to perform double-sided welding of the first and second pre-welded parts with higher precision.
[0111] The serial numbers of the utility model embodiments are for descriptive purposes only and do not represent the superiority or inferiority of the embodiments. The above are only preferred embodiments of this utility model and do not limit the patent scope of this utility model. Any equivalent device or equivalent process transformation made based on the content of this utility model specification and drawings, or direct or indirect application in other related technical fields, are similarly included in the patent protection scope of this utility model.
Claims
1. A laser welding device, characterized in that, The device includes a transport device (1), which is provided with a first feeding device (2), a second feeding device (3), a first welding device (4), a tilting device (5), and a second welding device (6) in sequence along a first direction (X). The transport device (1) is provided with a carrier (11) and the carrier (11) moves cyclically along the first direction (X). The upper surface of the carrier (11) has a first groove (111) and a second groove (112) arranged adjacent to each other. The bottom of the first groove (111) and the second groove (112) are both provided with a third groove (113). The first feeding device (2) is configured to feed the first pre-welded part onto the third tank (113), and the second feeding device (3) is configured to feed the second pre-welded part onto the first tank (111); The first welding device (4) is configured to weld the first welding surface of the second pre-welded part to the first pre-welded part; The flipping device (5) is configured to flip the second pre-welded part over so that the first welding surface faces upward on the second tank (112); The second welding device (6) is configured to weld the second welding surface of the second pre-welded part to the first pre-welded part.
2. The laser welding equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that, The first groove (111) and the second groove (112) of the carrier (11) are provided with a plurality of reference parts (114). The reference parts (114) are set for the placement alignment of the second pre-welded part. The reference parts (114) are provided with reference points (1141). The reference points (1141) are set as visual positioning points to assist in the placement of the first pre-welded part and the second pre-welded part. The first groove (111), and / or the second groove (112), and / or the third groove (113) are provided with guide portions (115) along their edges to assist in the placement of the first pre-welded component and the second pre-welded component.
3. The laser welding equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that, The first feeding device (2) includes a first pre-welded part feeding mechanism (21), a vision mechanism (22) and a first feeding mechanism (23); The first pre-welded component loading mechanism (21) includes a first pre-welded component loading track (211) and a first pre-welded component adsorption plate (212); the first pre-welded component loading track (211) is configured to externally load the first pre-welded component onto the first pre-welded component adsorption plate (212), and the first pre-welded component adsorption plate (212) is provided with a vibration structure, which is configured to vibrate the first pre-welded component adsorption plate (212) and change the position of the first pre-welded component; The first loading mechanism (23) includes a first robotic arm (231), a first rotating seat (232), a first vision component, and a first suction head (233). The first robotic arm (231) is mounted on the first rotating seat (232) and rotates. The first rotating seat (232) is mounted on one side of the first pre-welded component suction plate (212) and is configured to drive the first robotic arm (231) assembly to rotate. The first suction head (233) is mounted on the free end of the first robotic arm (231) to suction the first pre-welded component and transfer it to the carrier (11). The first vision component is mounted on the first robotic arm (231) to assist in picking up the first pre-welded component. The vision mechanism (22) is configured to determine whether the pose of the first pre-welded part obtained by the first feeding mechanism (23) meets the feeding requirements.
4. The laser welding equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that, The second feeding device (3) includes a second feeding mechanism (31) and a first carrier moving mechanism (32). The second feeding device (3) is provided with a feeding area (33) and a first carrier recovery area (34). The second pre-welded part is placed in the feeding area (33) by the carrier. The second feeding mechanism (31) moves the second pre-welded part from the carrier to the carrier (11). The first carrier moving mechanism (32) moves the carrier without the second pre-welded part to the first carrier recovery area (34). The second loading mechanism (31) includes a second robotic arm (311), a second rotating seat (312), a second suction head (313), and a second vision component (314). The second rotating seat (312) is disposed between the transport device (1) and the loading area (33). The second robotic arm (311) is disposed on the second rotating seat (312) and rotates. The second suction head (313) is disposed at the free end of the second robotic arm (311) and is configured to perform the suction and transfer of the second pre-welded part. The second vision component (314) is disposed on the second robotic arm (311) and is configured to assist the second suction head (313) in suctioning the second pre-welded part. The first carrier moving mechanism (32) includes a first moving guide rail (321), a first lifting part (322) and a third suction head (323). The first moving guide rail (321) is located at both ends in the feeding area (33) and the first carrier recycling area (34). The first lifting part (322) is vertically mounted on the first moving guide rail (321) and moves. The third suction head (323) is mounted on the first lifting part (322) and moves up and down to suction the carrier.
5. The laser welding equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that, The first welding device (4) includes a first moving component (42) and a first laser welding component (41), wherein the first moving component (42) drives the first laser welding component (41) to perform laser welding.
6. The laser welding equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that, The second welding device (6) includes a second moving component (62) and a second laser welding component (61), wherein the second moving component (62) drives the second laser welding component (61) to perform laser welding.
7. The laser welding equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that, The flipping device (5) includes a lifting and traversing mechanism (51) and an adsorption and rotation mechanism (52). The adsorption and rotation mechanism (52) is configured to adsorb the second pre-welded part of the first tank (111) and flip it. The lifting and traversing mechanism (51) is configured to adsorb the flipped second pre-welded part and move it into the second tank (112). The adsorption rotation mechanism (52) includes a rotation motor (521) and a fourth adsorption head (523). The rotation motor (521) is provided with a rotation shaft (522), which is located above the support member (11). The fourth adsorption head (523) is located on the drive shaft of the rotation motor (521) and rotates around the rotation shaft (522) to allow the fourth adsorption head (523) to adsorb the second pre-welded part and flip it. The lifting and traversing mechanism (51) includes a fourth moving guide rail (511), a fourth lifting guide rail (512), a fifth adsorption head (513), and a flipping bracket (514). The fourth lifting guide rail (512) is vertically mounted on the fourth moving guide rail (511) and moves. The fifth adsorption head (513) is mounted on the fourth lifting guide rail (512) and moves up and down. The fourth lifting guide rail (512) is configured to allow the fifth adsorption head (513) to move above the fourth adsorption head (523) and be aligned with the fourth adsorption head (523) for adsorption.
8. The laser welding equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that, It also includes a feeding device (7) which is disposed in a first direction (X) after the second welding device (6) and is configured to move the welded second pre-welded part into the carrier; The unloading device (7) includes an unloading mechanism (71), a second carrier moving mechanism (72), and a transfer mechanism (75). The unloading device (7) is provided with an unloading area (73) and a second carrier recovery area (74). The unloading area (73) is provided with a carrier that is not loaded with the second pre-welded component. The transfer mechanism (75) moves the second pre-welded component from the carrier (11) to the transfer mechanism (75). After the transfer mechanism (75) aligns the second pre-welded component, it is moved by the unloading mechanism (71) to the carrier that is not loaded with the second pre-welded component. The second carrier moving mechanism (72) moves the carrier fully loaded with the second pre-welded component to the second carrier recovery area (74). The transfer mechanism (75) includes a transfer platform (755), a transfer guide rail (751), a transfer lifting claw (753), and a vision sensor (754). The transfer platform (755) is provided with a transfer groove (756), which is configured to place a second pre-welded component. The transfer lifting claw (753) is configured to move on the transfer guide rail (751) and to transfer the second pre-welded component from the carrier (11) into the transfer groove (756). The vision sensor (754) is configured to assist the transfer of the second pre-welded component into the transfer groove (756). The unloading mechanism (71) includes a third robotic arm (711), a third rotating seat (712), and a sixth adsorption head (713). The third rotating seat (712) is disposed between the transport device (1) and the unloading area (73). The third robotic arm (711) is disposed on the third rotating seat (712) and rotates. The sixth adsorption head (713) is disposed at the free end of the third robotic arm (711) to perform adsorption and transfer of the second pre-welded part. The second carrier moving mechanism (72) includes a fifth moving guide rail (721), a fifth lifting part (722) and a seventh suction head (723). The fifth moving guide rail (721) is located at both ends in the unloading area (73) and the second carrier recycling area (74). The fifth lifting part (722) is vertically mounted on the fifth moving guide rail (721) and moves. The seventh suction head (723) is mounted on the fifth lifting part (722) and moves up and down to suction the carrier.
9. The laser welding equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that, The transport device (1) includes a rack and pinion mechanism (12), which includes a first gear (121), a second gear (122), and a chain (123). The chain (123) is sleeved on the first gear (121) and the second gear (122). The chain (123) is driven to rotate by the rotation of the first gear (121) and the second gear (122). The chain (123) is provided with a plurality of snap-fit parts (124) at intervals, and the carrier (11) is provided with snap-fit holes (1142) so that the carrier (11) can be snapped onto the snap-fit parts (124) through the snap-fit holes (1142).
10. The laser welding equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that, The equipment includes a main body (8), which is provided with an equipment platform (81) and an equipment frame (82). The equipment frame (82), the transport device (1), the first feeding device (2), the second feeding device (3), the first welding device (4), the flipping device (5) and the second welding device (6) are all provided on the upper surface of the equipment platform (81).