The blow adsorption integrated automatic screw locking machine is an automated equipment that combines blowing and adsorption functions, used to efficiently and accurately complete the screw locking work. Here is a detailed introduction about this device:

1. Working principle

The blow adsorption integrated automatic screw locking machine achieves automatic locking through the following core systems:

Screw supply system: Using a vibrating disc or blowing device, the screws are neatly arranged and transported to the locking position.

Control system: PLC programming control is adopted to achieve automation of the locking process, and the locking speed, force, and trajectory can be adjusted according to production needs.

Locking system: The screwdriver is driven to rotate by air pressure or electric means, and the screw is sent into the locking port to complete the locking process.

2. Functional features

Efficient feeding: The equipment has the functions of automatic arrangement, feeding, screening of screws that do not meet the requirements, and automatic replenishment.

Precise positioning: Using high-precision sensors to detect the position of screws in real time, ensuring the accuracy of the locking process.

Intelligent detection and alarm: After the locking is completed, the device will automatically detect whether the screws are locked in place. If there is any abnormality, it will immediately sound an alarm and shut down.

Easy to operate: Equipped with a touch screen interface, the operation is simple and intuitive, supporting program storage and one click switching, making it easy to quickly switch lock payment programs for different products.

Data statistics and management: The equipment can provide real-time statistics on production quantities, pass rates, and other information, facilitating production management.

3. Application scenarios

The blow adsorption integrated automatic screw locking machine is widely used in multiple industries, including:

Electronics industry: assembly of products such as mobile phones, computers, tablets, electronic toys, etc., used for fixing components such as motherboards, batteries, cameras, etc.

Automotive industry: used for assembling automotive components such as engines, transmissions, and chassis.

Home appliance industry: assembly of household appliances such as refrigerators, air conditioners, washing machines, etc.

Toy industry: used for assembling toy cars, toy airplanes, and other products.