Automatic o-ring assembling machine

By designing an automatic O-ring assembly machine, which utilizes a vibratory feeder for automatic feeding and a vision inspection system, the automated assembly of O-rings has been achieved, solving the problem of low efficiency in manual assembly and improving production efficiency and yield.

CN224543671UActive Publication Date: 2026-07-24DONGGUAN HUANSHENG AUTOMATION MASCH CO LTD
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Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
DONGGUAN HUANSHENG AUTOMATION MASCH CO LTD
Filing Date
2025-08-25
Publication Date
2026-07-24

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Technical Problem

In the current technology, the assembly of O-rings mainly relies on manual operation, which is inefficient and consumes a lot of manpower and resources.

Method used

An automatic O-ring assembly machine was designed, comprising a product feeding mechanism, a product conveying mechanism, an O-ring assembly mechanism, a vision inspection mechanism, and a finished product discharging mechanism. It utilizes a vibratory feeder for automatic feeding and improves the success rate of inspection through a vision inspection system, thereby achieving automated assembly and separation of superior and defective products.

Benefits of technology

It improved production efficiency, reduced labor costs, ensured product yield, and achieved efficient O-ring assembly through automated production lines.

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Abstract

The utility model discloses an O type ring automatic assembly machine, including frame and the display screen and control computer of setting in the frame top side, and the display screen and control computer between carry out electricity, the middle place of frame top is provided with the product conveying mechanism of rotating transmission to product, and the product conveying mechanism periphery is provided with the product feeding mechanism of the blanking conveying of product in proper order, the O type ring assembly mechanism of the product of conveying with O type ring and is assembled, the vision mechanism of the product of assembling O type ring is visually inspected, the finished product discharge mechanism of the product of vision inspection qualified is clamped and is conveyed from product conveying mechanism.
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Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of spare parts and equipment, and in particular to an automatic O-ring assembly machine. Background Technology

[0002] Many parts in various industries in the market require the assembly of O-rings. There are various ways to assemble O-rings, and many products are still assembled manually, which requires a lot of manpower and resources and is inefficient. Therefore, an automatic O-ring assembly machine is proposed. Utility Model Content

[0003] To overcome the shortcomings mentioned above, this utility model aims to provide a technical solution that can solve the above problems.

[0004] An automatic O-ring assembly machine includes a frame, a display screen and a control computer located on one side of the frame, with the display screen and control computer electrically connected. A product conveying mechanism for rotating and transferring products is located in the middle of the frame. Surrounding the product conveying mechanism are a product feeding mechanism for feeding products, an O-ring assembly mechanism for assembling the conveyed products with O-rings, a vision mechanism for visually inspecting the products with O-rings, and a finished product discharging mechanism for picking up and conveying visually qualified products from the product conveying mechanism.

[0005] Preferably, the product feeding mechanism includes a first vibratory plate mounted on a frame and a first support located on one side of the first vibratory plate. A first support connected to the first vibratory plate is provided on the side away from the first support. The first vibratory plate contains products that are assembled with O-rings. The products stored inside the first vibratory plate can be vibrated and transferred one by one to the first support. A second slider is movably mounted on one side of the first support. The second slider is provided with a first slider that moves up and down on its side. A first finger cylinder that moves up and down synchronously with the first slider is provided at the bottom of the first slider. The first finger cylinder and the first support are parallel to each other. A first sensor for position sensing of the products vibrated and transferred above it by the first vibratory plate is provided at the end of the first support.

[0006] Preferably, a second driving cylinder is provided between the second slider and the first bracket, and the second driving cylinder is laterally located on one side of the first bracket, and the second driving cylinder is driven by the second slider.

[0007] A first driving cylinder is provided between the first slider and the second slider, and the first driving cylinder is located on the second slider, and the first driving cylinder is connected to the first slider for driving.

[0008] The first drive cylinder, the second drive cylinder, and the first finger cylinder are electrically connected to the first sensor. When the first vibratory feeder vibrates and transports the product inside to the first support, the first sensor on the first support senses the position of the product and transmits the sensed signal to the first drive cylinder, the second drive cylinder, and the first finger cylinder.

[0009] Preferably, the product conveying mechanism includes a divider disposed above the frame, and a disc is driven above the divider. Product carriers that rotate synchronously with the disc are distributed around the disc. The product carriers can hold products assembled with O-rings. A motor is disposed between the divider and the frame, and the motor is located inside the frame. The motor is driven by the divider, and the motor drives the divider to rotate, thereby causing the disc to rotate and rotate the product carriers and the products carried on the product carriers, and transporting the products to the corresponding processing mechanism.

[0010] Preferably, the O-ring assembly mechanism includes a second vibratory plate mounted on a frame and a second support located on one side of the second vibratory plate. A second support connected to the second vibratory plate is located on the side away from the second support. The second vibratory plate contains O-rings to be assembled with the product. The O-rings stacked inside the second vibratory plate can be vibrated and transferred one by one to the second support. A fourth slider is movably mounted on one side of the second support. A third slider is mounted on the side of the fourth slider. A second finger cylinder and a ring-holding rod are mounted at the bottom of the third slider and move up and down synchronously with it. The ring-holding rod is located on one side of the second finger cylinder. The second finger cylinder and the ring-holding rod are parallel to each other with the second support. A second sensor is mounted at the end of the second support to sense the position of the O-rings vibrated and transferred above it by the second vibratory plate. A pneumatic gripper for opening the O-rings is mounted on one side of the second support.

[0011] Preferably, a fifth driving cylinder is provided between the fourth slider and the second bracket, and the fifth driving cylinder is laterally located on one side of the second bracket, and the fifth driving cylinder is driven by the fourth slider.

[0012] A fourth driving cylinder is provided between the third slider and the fourth slider, and the fourth driving cylinder is located on the fourth slider. The fourth driving cylinder is connected to the third slider for driving. The third slider, together with the second finger cylinder and the ring rod, is driven to move up and down on the side of the fourth slider by the fourth driving cylinder. A third driving cylinder is provided between the third slider and the ring rod, and the third driving cylinder is connected to the ring rod for driving.

[0013] The third, fourth, fifth, and second finger cylinders are electrically connected to the second sensor. When the second vibrating plate vibrates and transports the O-ring inside it to the second support, the second sensor on the second support senses the position of the O-ring and transmits the sensed signal to the third, fourth, fifth, and second finger cylinders.

[0014] Preferably, a sixth drive cylinder is provided between the second support and the pneumatic gripper, and the sixth drive cylinder is located on one side of the second support, and the sixth drive cylinder is driven by the pneumatic gripper.

[0015] Preferably, the vision mechanism includes a third support disposed above the frame and located on one side of the product conveying mechanism, and a camera for visually inspecting the product transmitted from the product conveying mechanism is disposed at the top of the third support, and a light source for illuminating the product is disposed between the third support and the camera.

[0016] Preferably, the finished product discharge mechanism includes a third support disposed above the frame and located on one side of the product conveying mechanism, and a superior and inferior product funnel located obliquely on one side of the third support and capable of separating and transporting superior and inferior products. A sixth slider is slidably disposed on one side of the third support, and a fifth slider is slidably disposed on one side of the sixth slider. The fifth slider is provided with a third finger cylinder that moves synchronously with it and clamps the products conveyed by the product conveying mechanism.

[0017] An eighth driving cylinder is provided between the sixth slider and the third bracket, and the eighth driving cylinder is connected to the sixth slider. The sixth slider is driven to slide horizontally on one side of the third bracket by the eighth driving cylinder, and the fifth slider and the third finger cylinder located below the fifth slider are moved together when the sixth slider slides.

[0018] A seventh driving cylinder is provided between the fifth and sixth sliders, and the seventh driving cylinder is located at the top of the sixth slider. The seventh driving cylinder is connected to the fifth slider, thereby driving the fifth slider and the third finger cylinder to move downwards. Through the sliding cooperation between the fifth and sixth sliders, the product on the product conveying mechanism can be clamped and transported to the inside of the superior and defective product funnel.

[0019] The superior and inferior product funnel is equipped with a ninth cylinder inside it, and the ninth cylinder drives a valve plate that moves inside the superior and inferior product funnel.

[0020] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: When products that need to be assembled with O-rings are stacked inside the product feeding mechanism, the product feeding mechanism drops the products one by one onto the product conveying mechanism. The product conveying mechanism rotates and transports the products one by one to the bottom of the O-ring assembly mechanism. At the same time, the O-ring assembly mechanism conveys the O-rings stored inside and assembles them with the products below it. The products equipped with O-rings continue to be rotated and transported by the product conveying mechanism to the bottom of the vision mechanism for visual inspection, thereby detecting whether the O-rings are properly assembled with the products. After visual inspection, the products continue to be rotated and transported by the product conveying mechanism to the finished product discharge mechanism. Then, the finished product discharge mechanism picks up the products from the product conveying mechanism and transports them out from the frame.

[0021] Both the products and O-rings are automatically fed by a vibratory feeder, and the O-rings are assembled through a corresponding mechanism. This automatic O-ring assembly machine can be equipped with a corresponding O-ring assembly mechanism to achieve the function of assembling two O-rings or two products at the same time. Due to the application of a vision inspection system, the success rate of detecting superior and defective products is greatly improved. The superior and defective products are sorted into different positions through the finished product discharge mechanism. This invention can greatly improve production efficiency for enterprises while reducing labor costs and labor skills, and ensure the product yield.

[0022] Additional aspects and advantages of this invention will be set forth in part in the description which follows, and in part will be obvious from the description, or may be learned by practice of the invention. Attached Figure Description

[0023] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of this utility model or the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments of this utility model. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without creative effort.

[0024] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of an automatic O-ring assembly machine;

[0025] Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the product feeding mechanism;

[0026] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the product conveying mechanism;

[0027] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the O-ring assembly mechanism;

[0028] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the vision mechanism.

[0029] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the finished product discharge mechanism.

[0030] The diagram shows: 1. Frame, 2. Display screen, 3. Control computer, 4. Product feeding mechanism, 5. Product conveying mechanism, 6. O-ring assembly mechanism, 7. Vision mechanism, 8. Finished product discharge mechanism, 9. First support, 10. First finger cylinder, 11. First bracket, 12. First slider, 13. First drive cylinder, 14. Second slider, 15. Second drive cylinder, 16. First vibratory feeder, 17. First sensor, 18. Motor, 19. Divider, 20. Disc, 21. Product carrier, 22. Second bracket, 23. Third drive cylinder. 24. Cylinder, 25. Ringing rod, 26. Third slider, 27. Fourth drive cylinder, 28. Fourth slider, 29. Fifth drive cylinder, 30. Second finger cylinder, 31. Second sensor, 32. Second vibratory plate, 33. Second support, 34. Sixth drive cylinder, 35. Pneumatic gripper, 36. Third support, 37. Light source, 38. Camera, 39. Third finger cylinder, 40. Fifth slider, 41. Seventh drive cylinder, 42. Sixth slider, 43. Eighth cylinder, 44. Third bracket, 45. Superior / Defective product funnel, 46. Ninth cylinder. Detailed Implementation

[0031] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present utility model, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present utility model, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative effort are within the protection scope of the present utility model.

[0032] Please see Figure 1-6In this embodiment of the utility model, the automatic O-ring assembly machine includes a frame 1, a display screen 2 and a control computer 3 disposed on one side above the frame 1, and the display screen 2 and the control computer 3 are electrically connected. A product conveying mechanism 5 is disposed at the middle of the upper part of the frame 1 to rotate and transfer products. A product feeding mechanism 4 for unloading and conveying products is disposed around the product conveying mechanism 5. An O-ring assembly mechanism 6 assembles the conveyed products with O-rings. A vision mechanism 7 performs visual inspection on the products with O-rings. A finished product discharge mechanism 8 picks up and conveys the visually inspected and qualified products from the product conveying mechanism 5. Furthermore, when products to be assembled with O-rings are piled up... When placed inside the product feeding mechanism 4, the product feeding mechanism 4 drops the product one by one onto the product conveying mechanism 5. The product conveying mechanism 5 rotates and transports the product one by one to the O-ring assembly mechanism 6. At the same time, the O-ring assembly mechanism 6 conveys the O-rings stored inside and assembles them with the products below it. The products with O-rings are then rotated and transported by the product conveying mechanism 5 to the vision mechanism 7 for visual inspection, thereby checking whether the O-rings are properly assembled with the product. After visual inspection, the products are then rotated and transported by the product conveying mechanism 5 to the finished product discharge mechanism 8. The finished product discharge mechanism 8 then picks up the product from the product conveying mechanism 5 and transports it out from the frame 1.

[0033] The product feeding mechanism 4 includes a first vibratory plate 16 mounted on a frame 1 and a first support 11 located on one side of the first vibratory plate 16. A first support 9 connected to the first vibratory plate 16 is located on the side away from the first support 11. Products that are assembled with O-rings are stacked inside the first vibratory plate 16. The products stacked inside the first vibratory plate 16 can be vibrated and transferred one by one to the first support 9. A second slider 14 is movably mounted on one side of the first support 11. The second slider 14 is provided with a first slider 12 that moves up and down on its side. A first finger cylinder 10 that moves up and down synchronously with the first slider 12 is provided at the bottom of the first slider 12. The first finger cylinder 10 and the first support 9 are parallel to each other. A first sensor 17 is provided at the end of the first support 9 to sense the position of the products vibrated and transferred above it by the first vibratory plate 16.

[0034] A second driving cylinder 15 is provided between the second slider 14 and the first bracket 11. The second driving cylinder 15 is laterally located on one side of the first bracket 11. The second driving cylinder 15 is connected to the second slider 14 for driving. The second driving cylinder 15 drives the second slider 14, along with the first slider 12 and the first finger cylinder 10 located at the bottom of the first slider 12, to move horizontally on the side of the first bracket 11.

[0035] A first driving cylinder 13 is provided between the first slider 12 and the second slider 14, and the first driving cylinder 13 is located on the second slider 14. The first driving cylinder 13 is connected to the first slider 12 for driving. The first driving cylinder 13 drives the first slider 12, along with the first finger cylinder 10, to move up and down on the side of the second slider 14, thereby driving the first finger cylinder 10 to move onto the first support 9 and clamp the product on the first support 9.

[0036] The first drive cylinder 13, the second drive cylinder 15, and the first finger cylinder 10 are electrically connected to the first sensor 17. When the first vibrating plate 16 vibrates and transports the product inside to the first support 9, the first sensor 17 on the first support 9 senses the position of the product and transmits the sensed signal to the first drive cylinder 13, the second drive cylinder 15, and the first finger cylinder 10. This causes the second drive cylinder 15 to drive the second slider 14, along with the first slider 12 and the first finger cylinder 10, to move to a predetermined position above the product. Meanwhile, the first drive cylinder 13 drives the first slider 12, along with the first finger cylinder 10, to move... The cylinder 10 moves downward and causes the first finger cylinder 10 to grip the product on the first support 9. After the first finger cylinder 10 grips the product, the first drive cylinder 13 and the second drive cylinder 15 drive the first slider 12 and the second slider 14 to reset, thereby moving the product gripped by the first finger cylinder 10 to above the product conveying mechanism 5. Then, through the driving cooperation of the first drive cylinder 13 and the second drive cylinder 15, the product gripped by the first finger cylinder 10 is placed on the product conveying mechanism 5 so that the product can be rotated and conveyed to the O-ring assembly mechanism 6 below for O-ring assembly.

[0037] The product conveying mechanism 5 includes a divider 19 disposed above the frame 1, and a disk 20 is driven above the divider 19. Product carriers 21, which rotate synchronously with the disk 20, are distributed around the disk 20. The product carriers 21 can hold products assembled with O-rings. A motor 18 is disposed between the divider 19 and the frame 1. The motor 18 is located inside the frame 1 and is driven by the divider 19. The motor 18 drives the divider 19 and the disk 20 to rotate. When the disk 20 rotates, it can also rotate the product carriers 21 and the products carried on the product carriers 21 and transport the products to the corresponding processing mechanism.

[0038] The O-ring assembly mechanism 6 includes a second vibratory plate 31 mounted on a frame 1 and a second support 22 located on one side of the second vibratory plate 32. A second support 32 communicating with the second vibratory plate 32 is located on the side away from the second support 221. O-rings to be assembled with the product are stacked inside the second vibratory plate 32. The second vibratory plate 31 can vibrate and transfer the stacked O-rings one by one to the second support 32. A fourth slider 27 is movably mounted on one side of the second support 22, and the fourth slider 27 is positioned on its... A third slider 25 moves up and down on the side, and a second finger cylinder 29 and a collar rod 24 that move up and down synchronously are provided at the bottom of the third slider 25. The collar rod 24 is located on one side of the second finger cylinder 29, and the second finger cylinder 29 and the collar rod 24 are parallel to each other with the second support 32. A second sensor 32 is provided at the end of the second support 32 to sense the position of the O-ring that is vibrating and moving above the second vibrating plate 31. A pneumatic gripper 34 is provided on one side of the second support 32 to open the O-ring.

[0039] A fifth driving cylinder 28 is provided between the fourth slider 27 and the second bracket 22. The fifth driving cylinder 28 is laterally located on one side of the second bracket 22 and is connected to the fourth slider 27 for driving. The fifth driving cylinder 28 drives the fourth slider 27, along with the third slider 25, the second finger cylinder 29 located at the bottom of the third slider 25, and the ring rod 24 to move horizontally on the side of the second bracket 22.

[0040] A fourth driving cylinder 26 is provided between the third slider 25 and the fourth slider 27, and the fourth driving cylinder 26 is located on the fourth slider 27. The fourth driving cylinder 26 is driven to the third slider 25, thereby driving the third slider 25, along with the second finger cylinder 29 and the ring rod 24, to move up and down on the side of the fourth slider 27. A third driving cylinder 23 is provided between the third slider 25 and the ring rod 24, and the third driving cylinder 23 is driven to the ring rod 24.

[0041] The third drive cylinder 23, the fourth drive cylinder 26, the fifth drive cylinder 28, and the second finger cylinder 29 are electrically connected to the second sensor 30. When the second vibrating plate 31 vibrates and transports the O-ring inside it to the second support 32, the second sensor 30 on the second support 32 senses the position of the O-ring and transmits the sensed signal to the third drive cylinder 23, the fourth drive cylinder 26, the fifth drive cylinder 28, and the second finger cylinder 29. This causes the third drive cylinder 23 to drive the ring rod 24 to move up and down on the side of the third slider 25, thereby driving the second finger cylinder 29 to move onto the second support 32 and clamp the O-ring on the second support 32, transporting it to the second support. Above the gripper 34, the pneumatic gripper 34 moves upward to the center of the O-ring and opens it. At this time, the fourth slider 27 continues to move and moves the third slider 25 together with the ring-fitting rod 24 above the pneumatic gripper 34. Simultaneously, the third drive cylinder 23 drives the ring-fitting rod 24 to move to the center of the pneumatic gripper 34, and the pneumatic clamp 34 closes in the middle so that the O-ring is fitted onto the ring-fitting rod 24. Then, through the driving cooperation of the third drive cylinder 23, the fourth drive cylinder 26 and the fifth drive cylinder 28, the ring-fitting rod 24 is fitted with the O-ring and inserted into the product placed on the product conveying mechanism 5 and assembled with the product. This allows the product equipped with the O-ring to be rotated and conveyed to the vision mechanism 7 for visual inspection later by the product conveying mechanism 5.

[0042] A sixth drive cylinder 33 is provided between the second support 32 and the pneumatic gripper 34. The sixth drive cylinder 33 is located on one side of the second support 32 and is connected to the pneumatic gripper 34 for driving. The pneumatic gripper 34 is driven to move up and down on one side of the second support 32 by the sixth drive cylinder 33 so that the pneumatic gripper 34 can expand the O-ring.

[0043] The vision mechanism 7 includes a third support 35 disposed above the frame 1 and located on one side of the product conveying mechanism 5. A camera 37 is disposed at the top of the third support 35 to perform visual inspection of the product transmitted from the product conveying mechanism 5. A light source 36 is disposed between the third support 35 and the camera 37 to illuminate the product.

[0044] The finished product discharge mechanism 8 includes a third support 43 located above the frame 1 and on one side of the product conveying mechanism 5, and a superior and inferior product funnel 44 located obliquely on one side of the third support 43 and capable of separating and transporting superior and inferior products. A sixth slider 41 is slidably arranged on one side of the third support 43, and a fifth slider 39 is slidably arranged on one side of the sixth slider 41. The fifth slider 39 is equipped with a third finger cylinder 38 that moves synchronously with it and clamps the products conveyed by the product conveying mechanism 5.

[0045] An eighth driving cylinder 42 is provided between the sixth slider 41 and the third support 43, and the eighth driving cylinder 42 is connected to the sixth slider 41 for driving. The sixth slider 41 is driven by the eighth driving cylinder 42 to slide horizontally on one side of the third support 43, and the sixth slider 41 slides, which in turn moves the fifth slider 39 and the third finger cylinder 38 located below the fifth slider 39.

[0046] A seventh driving cylinder 40 is provided between the fifth slider 39 and the sixth slider 41. The seventh driving cylinder 40 is located at the top of the sixth slider 41 and is connected to the fifth slider 39. The seventh driving cylinder 40 drives the fifth slider 39 and moves the third finger cylinder 38 downward. Through the sliding cooperation between the fifth slider 39 and the sixth slider 41, the product on the product conveying mechanism 5 can be clamped and transported into the superior and defective product funnel 44.

[0047] The superior and inferior product funnel 44 is equipped with a ninth cylinder 45 inside it, and the ninth cylinder 45 drives a valve plate (not shown in the figure) that moves inside the superior and inferior product funnel 44. Thus, when the valve plate is driven by the ninth cylinder 45 to move inside the superior and inferior product funnel 44, the product inside can slide into the corresponding flow channel.

[0048] It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that this invention is not limited to the details of the exemplary embodiments described above, and that it can be implemented in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential characteristics of this invention. Therefore, the embodiments should be considered exemplary and non-limiting in all respects, and the scope of this invention is defined by the appended claims rather than the foregoing description. Thus, it is intended that all variations falling within the meaning and scope of equivalents of the claims be included within this invention.

Claims

1. An automatic O-ring assembly machine, comprising a frame and a display screen and a control computer disposed on one side above the frame, wherein the display screen and the control computer are electrically connected, characterized in that, A product conveying mechanism for rotating and transferring products is provided at the middle of the upper part of the frame. Around the product conveying mechanism, a product feeding mechanism for unloading and conveying products is arranged in sequence, an O-ring assembly mechanism for assembling the conveyed products with O-rings, a vision mechanism for visually inspecting the products with O-rings, and a finished product discharging mechanism for picking up and conveying the visually inspected and qualified products from the product conveying mechanism.

2. The automatic O-ring assembly machine according to claim 1, characterized in that, The product feeding mechanism includes a first vibratory plate mounted on a frame and a first support located on one side of the first vibratory plate. A first support connected to the first vibratory plate is located on the side away from the first support. Products for O-ring assembly are stacked inside the first vibratory plate. The products stacked inside the first vibratory plate can be vibrated and transferred one by one to the first support. A second slider is movably mounted on one side of the first support. The second slider is equipped with a first slider that moves up and down on its side. A first finger cylinder that moves up and down synchronously with the first slider is located at the bottom of the first slider. The first finger cylinder and the first support are parallel to each other. A first sensor for position sensing of the products vibrated and transferred above it by the first vibratory plate is located at the end of the first support.

3. The automatic O-ring assembly machine according to claim 2, characterized in that, A second driving cylinder is provided between the second slider and the first bracket, and the second driving cylinder is laterally located on one side of the first bracket, and the second driving cylinder is driven by the second slider. A first driving cylinder is provided between the first slider and the second slider, and the first driving cylinder is located on the second slider, and the first driving cylinder is connected to the first slider for driving. The first drive cylinder, the second drive cylinder, and the first finger cylinder are electrically connected to the first sensor. When the first vibratory feeder vibrates and transports the product inside to the first support, the first sensor on the first support senses the position of the product and transmits the sensed signal to the first drive cylinder, the second drive cylinder, and the first finger cylinder.

4. The automatic O-ring assembly machine according to claim 1, characterized in that, The product conveying mechanism includes a divider mounted on the frame, with a disk driven above the divider and product carriers rotating synchronously around the disk. The product carriers can hold products assembled with O-rings. A motor is installed between the divider and the frame, and the motor is located inside the frame. The motor is driven by the divider, which drives the disk to rotate. As the disk rotates, it also rotates the product carriers and the products on them, transporting the products to the corresponding processing mechanism.

5. The automatic O-ring assembly machine according to claim 1, characterized in that, The O-ring assembly mechanism includes a second vibratory plate mounted on a frame and a second support located on one side of the second vibratory plate. A second support connected to the second vibratory plate is located on the side away from the second support. The second vibratory plate contains O-rings to be assembled with the product. The O-rings stacked inside the second vibratory plate can be vibrated and transferred one by one to the second support. A fourth slider is movably mounted on one side of the second support. A third slider is mounted on the side of the fourth slider and moves up and down. A second finger cylinder and a ring-holding rod that move up and down synchronously with the third slider are mounted at the bottom of the third slider. The ring-holding rod is located on one side of the second finger cylinder. The second finger cylinder and the ring-holding rod are parallel to each other with the second support. A second sensor is mounted at the end of the second support to sense the position of the O-rings vibrated and transferred above it by the second vibratory plate. A pneumatic gripper for opening the O-rings is mounted on one side of the second support.

6. The automatic O-ring assembly machine according to claim 5, characterized in that, A fifth driving cylinder is provided between the fourth slider and the second bracket, and the fifth driving cylinder is laterally located on one side of the second bracket, and the fifth driving cylinder is driven by the fourth slider. A fourth driving cylinder is provided between the third slider and the fourth slider, and the fourth driving cylinder is located on the fourth slider. The fourth driving cylinder is connected to the third slider for driving. The third slider, together with the second finger cylinder and the ring rod, is driven to move up and down on the side of the fourth slider by the fourth driving cylinder. A third driving cylinder is provided between the third slider and the ring rod, and the third driving cylinder is connected to the ring rod for driving. The third, fourth, fifth, and second finger cylinders are electrically connected to the second sensor. When the second vibrating plate vibrates and transports the O-ring inside it to the second support, the second sensor on the second support senses the position of the O-ring and transmits the sensed signal to the third, fourth, fifth, and second finger cylinders.

7. The automatic O-ring assembly machine according to claim 6, characterized in that, A sixth drive cylinder is provided between the second support and the pneumatic gripper, and the sixth drive cylinder is located on one side of the second support, and the sixth drive cylinder is connected to the pneumatic gripper for driving.

8. The automatic O-ring assembly machine according to claim 1, characterized in that, The vision mechanism includes a third support mounted on the top of the frame and located on one side of the product conveying mechanism. A camera is mounted on the top of the third support to perform visual inspection of the products transmitted from the product conveying mechanism. A light source is mounted between the third support and the camera to illuminate the products.

9. The automatic O-ring assembly machine according to claim 1, characterized in that, The finished product discharge mechanism includes a third support set above the frame and located on one side of the product conveying mechanism, and a superior and inferior product funnel located obliquely on one side of the third support and capable of separating and transporting superior and inferior products. A sixth slider is slidably arranged on one side of the third support, and a fifth slider is slidably arranged on one side of the sixth slider. The fifth slider is equipped with a third finger cylinder that moves synchronously with it and clamps the products conveyed by the product conveying mechanism. An eighth driving cylinder is provided between the sixth slider and the third bracket, and the eighth driving cylinder is connected to the sixth slider. The sixth slider is driven to slide horizontally on one side of the third bracket by the eighth driving cylinder, and the fifth slider and the third finger cylinder located below the fifth slider are moved together when the sixth slider slides. A seventh driving cylinder is provided between the fifth and sixth sliders, and the seventh driving cylinder is located at the top of the sixth slider. The seventh driving cylinder is connected to the fifth slider, thereby driving the fifth slider and the third finger cylinder to move downwards. Through the sliding cooperation between the fifth and sixth sliders, the product on the product conveying mechanism can be clamped and transported to the inside of the superior and defective product funnel. The superior and inferior product funnel is equipped with a ninth cylinder inside it, and the ninth cylinder drives a valve plate that moves inside the superior and inferior product funnel.