TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ........................4 ABOUT THIS MANUAL ......................5 CONSIDERATIONS ............................5 DOCUMENT VERSION ..........................6 SAFETY INFORMATION ......................6 SCOPE OF APPLICATION ........................... 6 ALERTS AND GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS ..................6 EXCLUSIONS ..............................8 SYSTEM INTEGRATOR ..........................8 SYMBOLOGY AND ICONS .........................
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BI-MANUAL SYSTEM ..........................46 LOCKING THE ARM'S SWIVEL MOTION ..................... 47 SAFETY VALVE IN THE ACTUATOR TO ENSURE THE PART IS CLAMPED CORRECTLY ..48 SAFETY SENSOR ............................49 LOW PRESSURE ACTIVATION IN CASE OF LOSS OF CORRECT ACTUATOR CLAMPING SIGNAL ..................................
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✓ Without the proper authorisation of DOCUMENT VERSION TECNOSPIRO MACHINE TOOL, S.L.U., Document Date - version no modification of equipment should Instruction manual be made. 18/10/2023 M5E-HYBRID Manipulator ✓ The equipment must only 3 SAFETY INFORMATION operated for its intended use, any other use is strictly prohibited.
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✓ It is recommended that the operator equipment has been cut off at the end of the working day. have basic knowledge of: Safety procedures, precautions, safe work ✓ The operator may only use the habits and cargo handling. manipulator for safe movements, accompanying the movement of the ✓...
✓ Use by people with some type of contact the authorised technical service. disability or by animals. SYSTEM INTEGRATOR EXCLUSIONS The system's integrator or end user is The following is beyond the scope of use of responsible for integrating the machine in this manipulator: the installation, respecting all the relevant safety measures.
SYMBOLOGY AND ICONS TRAINING LEVEL OF THE STAFF INVOLVED Throughout this manual and in the structure of the machine, different symbols and All people working with the equipment pictograms can be observed, the meaning of must have read and understood the safety which is summarised below.
RESIDUAL RISKS The residual risks of the equipment would ✓ Entrapment, slamming and crushing of hands due to movements of the tools, both opening/closing rotating/turning operations. ✓ Slamming and crushing of hands or feet due to the falling of the part released from the tools.
4 GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION The manual control load handling device consists of a pendular parallelogram. Balanced with a gas spring and a pneumatic cylinder, plus a radial arm. The assembly of both secures the clamping head and keeps it in a perpendicular position to the work area. It is equipped with different systems such as a knob and a safety handle, which also helps to steer the equipment.
MAIN PARTS 1.- Base 16.- Power switch 2.- Radial arm 17.- Residual pressure release 3.- Connection 18.- Reset button 4.- Tilting arm 19.- Screen 5.- Head 20.- Activate actuator and high pressure 6.- Grip - Handlebar 21.- Deactivate actuator and low pressure 7.- Safety valve 22.- Raise pressure 8.- Power regulator...
SETTINGS 4.2.1 SETTINGS TABLE Radial arm + Arm Tabletop Lift Ceiling-mounted Without lift Customised With lift Arm lock No lock Head Pneumatic lock Horizontal Head Customised lock Revolving head 90º CC5X Revolving head custom Xº Vertical head Electro-pneumatic system Manual Rotating Head with lock Code Effect Rotation...
MOVEMENTS 4.4.1 Arm and radial arm movements Base Rotation movement - radial arm: 360º (Z Axis) Radial arm joint rotation movement: 180º (Z axis) Joint arm rotation movement: 180º (Z axis) Head rotation movement: 180º (Z axis). Head rotation movement : 360º...
CONSIDERATIONS OF USE The equipment should only be operated for its intended use. Any other use is forbidden [See GENERAL WARNINGS AND CONSIDERATIONS page 6]. The manipulator must only be used with the type of loads that have been considered in its design, without exceeding the working load limit (WLL) indicated in the technical specifications and in the identification plate of the equipment.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 4.7.1 General technical specifications GENERAL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions and mass (13.6") Height 345 mm (37.9") Length 963 mm (11.2") Width 283 mm (106 lb) Mass 48 kg Movements ZX Plan ± 39º (66.1") XY working radius 1680 mm 360º...
4.7.2 Maximum load The manipulator can support up to 50 kg (110 lb) net load and 70 kg (154 lb) gross load. ✓ Net load, refers to the mass of the load you want to work with. ✓ Gross load, refers to the sum of the net load and the load securing device. MAXIMUM LOAD ✓...
IDENTIFICATION A sticker on the radial arm identifies the manipulator and indicates the following features. CE and UKCA Marking, Manufacturer (name, address and company name), Date of manufacture, Serial number, Model, Working Load Limit (WLL), Voltage, Power, Batteries and Working Pressure.
5 INSTALLATION GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT THE INSTALLATION ✓ The work bench or installation location must be a horizontal surface, thus avoiding shifts and deviations. ✓ The steps to follow for the installation will depend on the fastening method and the alternatives available in the selected location.
INSTALLATION LOCATION Do not install the equipment in environments such as: ✓ areas with explosion or fire hazards ✓ exterior areas ✓ corrosive areas ✓ areas with extreme temperatures (very high or very low) ✓ areas with high humidity ✓ dusty areas ✓...
6 ADJUSTMENTS GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT THE SETTINGS The settings indicated in this section assume that the manipulator and the corresponding load- mounting device are duly installed and integrated following the guidelines in this manual and, if appropriate, in the manual of the load-mounting device supplied. OPENING AND CLOSING THE MAIN VALVE The main valve allows or restricts the supply of pressurised air for the manipulator.
PARKING POSITION WORKING POSITION Follow these guidelines to bring the Manipulator to the work station: 1. Unlock the locking device: pull the knob upwards and, without letting go, turn slightly counter-clockwise. 2. Accompany the arm away from its initial position. 3.
REGULATION OF THE RESISTANCE TO ROTATION. Threaded rods located on the base parallel, parallel joint, joint cross and fork head enable the rotation of the different axes of the manipulator's movement to be adjusted. The studs can be tightened or loosened to regulate this turning resistance (Allen key 4 and 5 mm). The rotation resistance adjustment is especially useful in situations where the operator's base is not completely horizontal and thus avoids slight rotation of the joints due to the unevenness of the floor.
PRESSURE REGULATION The objective of this regulation is to maintain the manipulator's swivel arm balanced and therefore ensure the assembly's weightlessness is adapted to the load and working conditions. There are several workload pressures. Supply pressure: Pressure of air entering the equipment. Low pressure (LP) This is the pressure that will reach the cylinder when the manipulator is not carrying a load.
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6.4.2 Unloaded arm balancing (Low pressure - LP) CAUTION ✓ To adjust the unloaded arm, it is necessary to have the approved load securing tools installed (clamp, suction cups, magnet, etc.) and to have the equipment duly integrated. ✓ Do not activate high pressure during this process. 1.
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6.4.3.1 Minimum high pressure regulation (MIN) CAUTION ✓ To adjust the loaded arm, it is necessary to have the approved load securing tools installed (clamp, suction cups, magnet, etc.) and to have the equipment duly integrated. ✓ Refrain from activating high pressure without grip and/or no load. The following process will regulate the pressure that will enter the cylinder when the high pressure is activated.
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6.4.3.2 Maximum high pressure regulation (MAX) CAUTION ✓ To adjust the loaded arm, it is necessary to have the approved load securing tools installed (clamp, suction cups, magnet, etc.) and to have the equipment duly integrated. ✓ Refrain from activating high pressure without grip and/or no load. The following process will regulate the maximum pressure that will enter the cylinder with the high pressure activated.
7 OPERATION The manipulator is designed to handle loads manually. Although load handling is manual, the built-in electronics provide precise control over the pneumatic action that assists in gripping, orienting and supporting the load. INTEGRATION This operator requires a load securing/tooling device to perform a given application. It is the responsibility of the integrator to study, design and validate the load-mounting device depending on the application.
IGNITION SEQUENCE Before starting to handle loads and after making the appropriate adjustments [See ADJUSTMENTS page 24]. To start the manipulator: 1. Insert and turn the key (1) towards ( ). 2. Turn on the switch (2). 3. Keep the button (3) pressed until the residual pressure is completely released. 4.
SINGLE HANDLEBAR OPERATION The following information regarding the operation of the M5E-Hybrid Manipulator is for information purposes only. The equipment must only be used after proper integration and correct installation of the load securing device. Do not activate the high pressure without a load-mounting device duly installed and integrated.
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To activate the low pressure: 1. Bi-manual safety system, press buttons (1) and (2) at the same time. The manipulator will empty the cylinder to low pressure and the screen (3) will turn from green to amber, the actuator will remain activated. 2.
IDENT FUNCTION ENABLING MECHANISM/SAFETY SYSTEM PNEUMATIC LOCKING/UNLOCKING MANIPULATOR JOINTS ACTIVATION COUNTERCLOCKWISE ROTATING ACTUATOR ACTIVATION CLOCKWISE ROTATING ACTUATOR ACTIVATION REVOLVING UP ACTUATOR ACTIVATION REVOLVING DOWN ACTUATOR RAISE PNEUMATIC LIFT/COLUMN D100 LOWER PNEUMATIC LIFT/COLUMN D100 *Opional ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Only for equipment with pneumatic locking, rotation modules and/or hoist. To block the manipulator: Press the button (2).
DOUBLE HANDLEBAR OPERATION The following information regarding the operation of the M5E-Hybrid Manipulator is for information purposes only. The equipment must only be used after proper integration and correct installation of the load securing device. Do not activate the high pressure without a load-mounting device duly installed and integrated.
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To activate the low pressure: 1. Bi-manual safety system, press buttons (1) and (2) at the same time. The manipulator will empty the cylinder to low pressure and the screen (3) will turn from green to amber, the actuator will remain activated. 2.
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IDENT FUNCTION ENABLING MECHANISM/SAFETY SYSTEM PNEUMATIC LOCKING/UNLOCKING MANIPULATOR JOINTS ACTIVATION COUNTERCLOCKWISE ROTATING ACTUATOR ACTIVATION CLOCKWISE ROTATING ACTUATOR ACTIVATION REVOLVING UP ACTUATOR ACTIVATION REVOLVING DOWN ACTUATOR RAISE PNEUMATIC LIFT/COLUMN D100 LOWER PNEUMATIC LIFT/COLUMN D100 PNEUMATIC HANDLEBAR LOCK *Optional ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Only for equipment with pneumatic locking, rotation modules and/or hoist. To block the manipulator: Press the button (2).
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Only for equipment with a lift. To hoist the manipulator, press the button (1) and (7) at the same time. To lower the manipulator, press the button (1) and (8) at the same time. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Only for equipment with a pneumatic lock on the handlebar. To move the handlebar: Press the button (9), it deactivates the pneumatic lock of the handlebar.
VERTICAL HANDLEBAR This handlebar is specially designed for fast and dynamic pick and place applications, using suction cup or magnet-type actuators. In the case of applications with grippers, a bi-control button is added for the user's safety. OPERATION The following information regarding the operation of the M5 Manipulator is informative. The equipment must only be used after correct integration and after correctly installing the load securing device.
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To activate the low pressure: 1. Press the centre button of the handle (1) and, without releasing it, turn it clockwise. The manipulator will empty the cylinder to low pressure and the screen (2) will turn from green to amber, the actuator will remain activated. 2.
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IDENT FUNCTION PNEUMATIC LOCKING/UNLOCKING MANIPULATOR JOINTS ACTIVATION COUNTERCLOCKWISE ROTATING ACTUATOR ACTIVATION CLOCKWISE ROTATING ACTUATOR ACTIVATION REVOLVING UP ACTUATOR ACTIVATION REVOLVING DOWN ACTUATOR RAISE PNEUMATIC LIFT/COLUMN D100 LOWER PNEUMATIC LIFT/COLUMN D100 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Only for equipment with pneumatic locking, rotation modules and/or hoist. To block the manipulator: Press the button (1).
SCREEN The main screen will show at all times: 1. Battery status, visually and numerically. 2. The status traffic light: Red: No part. Low pressure and actuator disabled. Amber: With properly secured part. Low pressure, actuator activated and part detected. Green: Ready to work.
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7.5.1 Screen messages The M5E manipulator screen also show messages giving information on the status of the machine and the action required to exit that status and return to the normal operating cycle. The following messages may appear: Insufficient supply pressure (less than 4 bar). [See Regulating the supply pressure page 27]...
RECHARGING THE BATTERIES When the battery is depleted (below 5%), the equipment must be recharged. If the equipment is in operation, skip step 1. 1. Insert and turn the key (1) and turn on the switch (2). 2. Connect the charger to the power supply and the jack to the connector (3). You can continue to use the equipment as usual during charging without any problems.
8 SAFETY DEVICES BI-MANUAL SYSTEM In order to reduce the possibility of the user using their hands to access dangerous movements of the manipulator and/or built-in tooling, a bi-manual system is provided to perform the actions that carry the highest risk of trapping, slamming and crushing. This applies to all actions that enable or disable an actuator (opening and closing tools, activation or deactivation of rotation modules, high and low pressure).
LOCKING THE ARM'S SWIVEL MOTION In the event of sudden failure of the pneumatic power supply, a non-return valve will lock the arm preventing its sudden and uncontrolled descent. VERIFICATION ✓ Its correct operation must be checked as detailed below and at the periods indicated in the maintenance programme.
SAFETY VALVE IN THE ACTUATOR TO ENSURE THE PART IS CLAMPED CORRECTLY If the workpiece is incorrectly clamped and an attempt is made to activate the high pressure, this will not be activated, preventing its sudden and uncontrolled ascent. The status will not change (to amber) on the screen until there is a signal that the workpiece is correctly clamped.
SAFETY SENSOR This equipment requires the signal of 2 security sensors so that the sequence is safe. The type of sensor chosen for part presence confirmation will depend in each case on the final application. A proximity sensor will be used in most applications (inductive, capacitive, limit switches...), and in other cases vacuum, optical, etc.
LOW PRESSURE ACTIVATION IN CASE OF LOSS OF CORRECT ACTUATOR CLAMPING SIGNAL Valid if there is a safety valve for correct clamping. In case of sudden failure of securing the part to be manipulated, low pressure is automatically activated, thus avoiding uncontrolled and sudden rise. VERIFICATION ✓...
9 ELECTRO-PNEUMATIC SYSTEM Please refer to the electro-pneumatic diagram corresponding to the chosen configuration in the documentation supplied with your Manipulator. 10 MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE PROGRAMME DESCRIPTION PERIOD ACTION / PERIOD ELEMENT Look for breaks, scratches or any deterioration of the Periodically transparent resin vessel on the air filter, regulator.
COMPRESSED AIR MAINTENANCE UNIT For good functioning of the compressed air unit, an air quality level of class 1.4.1 is recommended, according to the table attached. ISO 8573-1 2010. Periodically check the water level accumulated in the reservoir, and bleed if it has reached the limit.
REPLACING THE CYLINDER AND THE GAS SPRING BEFORE REPLACING THE GAS SPRING ✓ The equipment must be duly installed and integrated. ✓ Disconnect the pneumatic supply from the equipment [See OPENING AND CLOSING THE MAIN VALVEpage 24]. ✓ It is advisable to dedicate two operators to this task. 1.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT BEFORE REPLACING THE BATTERY ✓ The equipment must be duly installed and integrated. ✓ Tampering with the battery is forbidden. 1- Turn off the switch (1) and/or the key (2). 2- Remove the 6 screws (3) (5mm Allen key) and remove the cover (4), be careful not to pinch tubes and cables in the process.
PNEUMATIC LOCKS If the manipulator's pneumatic locks malfunction, follow these check points. 10.7.1 PNEUMATIC LOCKS: IDENTIFICATION 1- Base radial lock 2- Front joint radial lock 3- Rear joint radial lock 4- Arm tilting lock 5- Head radial lock INSTRUCTION MANUAL M5E-HYBRID MANIPULATOR...
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10.7.2 CHECKING THE AIR SUPPLY Operation valid for any radial locking cylinder. To perform this check: 1. Release the air pressure of the arm. 2. Remove the screws (1) (2mm Allen key) and remove the cap (2). 3. Disconnect the air supply tube from the coupling (3) that supplies the cylinder. 4.
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10.7.3 CHECKING THE ADJUSTMENT OF THE RADIAL CYLINDERS Operation valid for any radial locking cylinder. 1. Release the air pressure of the arm. 2. Remove the screws (1) (2mm Allen key) and remove the cap (2). 3. Disconnect the air supply tube from the coupling (3) that supplies the cylinder. 4.
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10.7.4 CHECKING THE ADJUSTMENT OF THE SWIVEL CYLINDER GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT THE SETTINGS DO NOT screw or unscrew the cylinder more than ½ turn to avoid pinching the pneumatic tubes. 1. Remove the cap. 2. Screw the cylinder (1) (6mm Allen key) clockwise until tight. 3.
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10.7.5 REPLACING THE CYLINDER AND/OR RADIAL PADS Operation valid for any locking cylinder (except tilting). If you wish to replace the locking cylinder (9) carry out steps 1- 6 and 10-16. If you have the pad replacement kit (parts 10, 12 and 13) carry out the full process. 1.
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9. Replace the brake assembly (12) and the brake disc (13) and screw them onto the shaft of the base with the screw (11) (7 mm Allen key). 10. Replacing the pushrod (10). 11. Assemble the cylinder (9) and the pushrod (10) with the screws (8) (2 mm Allen key).
TIGHTENING THE SCREWS To ensure the equipment functions correctly, it is advisable to check the tightness of all the screws periodically. The recommended period is every 6 months. The recommended torque for the 4 screws of the arm is 75Nm. GENERAL CLEANING It is advisable to carry out a general clean of the arm and accessories every week to keep the whole unit in good condition and prolong its useful life.
13 GUIDELINES FOR PACKAGING, TRANSPORT AND DISMANTLING PACKAGING Follow the instructions below for packing the equipment for location changes or shipments for repair and maintenance. 13.1.1 Preparatory measures The equipment must be placed out of service. Assembling the "transport safety elements" will prevent movement during transport and thus possible damage to the installation.
14 ACCESSORIES TROLLEY To move the work unit. It has four orientable wheels. DESCRIPTION DIMENSIONS Trolley 700 700 x 700 mm 27 9/16" x 27 9/16" Trolley 900 900 x 900 mm 35 7/16" x 35 7/16" Electric trolley 800 x 800 mm 31 1/2"...
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EXTENSION Extender that enables the arm's working area to be increased. It can also be installed on other accessories, such as column, lift, beam, etc. DESCRIPTION ADDITIONAL WORK AREA Extension 600 600 mm 23 5/8" Extension 1000 1000 mm 39 3/8" FLOOR RAIL Rail to fasten to the floor and on which the different columns and lifts can be fastened.
2011/65/EU - Directive on Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Authorised for documentation: Mr Ramon Jou Parrot of TECNOSPIRO MACHINE TOOL, S.L.U. Sant Joan de Vilatorrada, Wednesday, 18 October 2023 Ramon Jou Parrot, Technical Director...
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TABLE OF CONTENTS HEADS ..........................74 HORIZONTAL HEAD (CA5)........................74 REVOLVING HEAD (CC5) ........................75 VERTICAL HEAD (CD5) ..........................77 MANUAL ROTATING HEAD WITH LOCK (CE5) ................78 REVOLVING + MANUAL ROTATING HEAD (CF5) ................79 REVOLVING + ROTATING HEAD (CG5) ....................81 ROTATING HEAD (CH5) ..........................
1 HEADS To complement the manoeuvrability of your equipment, the M5E-HYBRID Manipulator has several heads that allow you to move and rotate the load according to your needs: HORIZONTAL HEAD (CA5) X: 4x90º Z: ±90º (Swivel base) This head allows manual rotation of the crankpin every 90º. To do this: 1.
REVOLVING HEAD (CC5) The CC5 is a rotation head for the M5E-HYBRID Manipulator, which pivots with respect to the horizontal axis, allowing us to limit and customise the rotation angle, as defined by the customer. Y: 90º±10º Z: ±90º (Swivel base) Maximum torque: 170 Nm This head makes it possible to swivel the load .
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CODE DESCRIPTION PICT. W5157600 HORIZONTAL HEAD M5 CA5 W5165500 REVOLVING MODULE - K08 W3104000 REVOLVING BACK COVER NH027956 CONNECTOR KQB2L04-G02 NH027466 FLOW REGULATOR AS1002F-04 HEAD ATTACHMENT...
VERTICAL HEAD (CD5) Z: 340º This head makes it possible to rotate the load manually. To do this: 5. Adjust the rotation speed with the friction handle (1). CODE DESCRIPTION PICT. W5174500 STRIP BW100 M5 CA018746 NYLON TIP STUD M8x40 GN 913.3-M8-40-KU AC004036 HANDLE ELESA CT.476/30 B-M8 8356 HEAD ATTACHMENT...
MANUAL ROTATING HEAD WITH LOCK (CE5) X: ±180º (4x90º) Z: ±90º (Swivel base) This head allows manual rotation of the crankpin. To do this: 6. Loosen the handle (1) and turn the positioner (2) 180°, the crankpin will be free. 7.
REVOLVING + MANUAL ROTATING HEAD (CF5) X: 4x90º Y: 90º±10º Z: ±90º (Swivel base) Maximum torque: 170 Nm This head makes it possible to swivel and rotate the load. To swivel: 1. Bi-manual safety system, press buttons (1) and (2) at the same time to lift the load. 2.
REVOLVING + ROTATING HEAD (CG5) X: 90º / 180º / 270º (Maximum torque 90 / 45 Nm) Y: 90º±10º (Max. torque 170 Nm) Z: ±90º (Swivel base) This head makes it possible to swivel and rotate the load. To swivel: 1.
ROTATING HEAD (CH5) X: 90º / 180º / 270º Z: ±90º (Swivel base) Maximum torque: 90 Nm / 45Nm This head makes it possible to rotate the load. To do this: 1. Bi-manual safety system, press buttons (1) and (2) at the same time to turn the load clockwise.
MANUAL ROTATING HEAD (CI5) X: 4x90º Z: ±90º (Swivel base) This head allows manual rotation of the crankpin every 90º. To do this: 1. Rotate the positioner 180º to release the crankpin. 2. Move the crankpin to the desired position (90º, 180º or 270º). 3.
1 ACTUATORS To complement the functionality of your equipment, the M5E-HYBRID Manipulator has several actuators that will allow you to pick up and hold the load according to your needs: MAGNET 1.1.1 DESCRIPTION AND OPERATING PRINCIPLE The magnet-type load clamping device provides the M5E-HYBRID manipulator with the appropriate complement for handling loads of ferrous materials with flat surfaces thicker than 2mm (e.g.
1.1.2 OPERATIVE WARNING ✓ The sequence described below supposes that the installation, settings such as the Opening of the main valve, the regulation of the supply pressure, the balancing of the arm at no load and with load, and the correct integration have been carried out following the guidelines indicated in the manual.
CLAMP 1.2.1 DESCRIPTION AND OPERATING PRINCIPLE The clamp-type gripping device provides the M5E-HYBRID manipulator with the correct grip on the workload and the necessary movements for proper handling. Its main application is the manipulation and lifting of preferably cylindrical or circular loads. (Example: crankshafts and camshafts).
1.2.2 OPERATIVE WARNING ✓ The sequence described below supposes that the installation, settings such as the Opening of the main valve, the regulation of the supply pressure, the balancing of the arm at no load and with load, and the correct integration have been carried out following the guidelines indicated in the manual.
SUCTION CUP 1.3.1 DESCRIPTION AND OPERATING PRINCIPLE The suction-type load gripping device in conjunction with the M5E-HYBRID manipulator enables the gripping and handling of the workload by creating a vacuum. The vacuum is generated with the Venturi effect, in which a nozzle (3) is fed with compressed air (1). The jet created drags the ambient air (2) into its turbulence, which then passes into the mixer (4) to be expelled.
1.3.2 OPERATIVE WARNING ✓ The sequence described below supposes that the installation, settings such as the Opening of the main valve, the regulation of the supply pressure, the balancing of the arm at no load and with load, and the correct integration have been carried out following the guidelines indicated in the manual.
HOOK 1.4.1 DESCRIPTION AND OPERATING PRINCIPLE The hook-type load securing device is the perfect accessory of the M5 Manipulator for handling loads. WARNING ✓ The selection and design must be made carefully for each working load. ✓ The integrator/end user must ensure that the load securing device is suitable for the end application.
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