This invention provides an automated
welding equipment for breathable membranes, relating to the field of
welding equipment technology, to solve the technical problems of low efficiency, poor consistency, and lack of dedicated sealing detection in the
welding of Teflon breathable membranes for automotive anti-theft covers, which relies on manual operation. The automated welding equipment for breathable membranes includes, from front to back, a feeding
assembly, a welding
assembly, a sealing detection
assembly, and a discharging assembly, as well as a transfer assembly and a heating plate. The sealing detection assembly is electrically connected to a
water pipe via a pressure head, utilizing
water leakage to create a passage for sealing detection. The transfer assembly enables automatic transfer of products between workstations. The equipment also includes an
image detection assembly, a first air blowing component, and a second air blowing component, used to dry residual water in the through-holes and
moisture at the bottom of the product, respectively, and automatically sorting qualified and unqualified products. This achieves automated product feeding, transfer, welding, sealing detection,
image detection, and discharging and sorting, significantly improving production efficiency and product sealing reliability.