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Advanced Modular CIM
(MR109)
  • Loading Module Code: (MR109.1)
    • Investigate the structure of stacking magazine and conveyor modules
    • Introduction to pneumatic systems
    • Learning how actuators and sensors work
    • Preparation and commissioning of a mechatronic system
    • Gaining insight into common separation and distribution processes
    • Carrying out the distribution process using PLC
  • Laser marking Module Code: (MR109.2)
    • Investigate the structure 2-axis laser marking machine
    • Introduction to laser marking process
    • Learning how actuators and sensors work
    • Preparation and commissioning of a mechatronic system
    • Gaining insight into Laser control using PWM
    • Carrying out the laser marking process using PLC
  • Drilling Module Code : (MR109.3)
    • Investigate the structure of 1-axis mechanism of drilling machine
    • Introduction to drilling process
    • Learning how actuators and sensors work
    • Carrying out the drilling process using PLC
  • Robot Station Module Code: (MR109.4)
    • Mechanical structure of a robot station
    • Terminology in robot technology
    • Moving robots in object coordinate system
    • Use of safety switches
    • Mode of operation and applications of optical sensors
    • Areas of application of industrial robots
    • Teaching robots in different coordinate systems
    • Carrying out the robot integration process with PLC
    • Writing Programs compatible with CNC and Robot Arm using G-Code
    • Investigation of Robot Forward Kinematics and Inverse Kinematics
    • Communication between Robot controller and PLC controller
  • Storage Station Module Code: (MR109.5)
    • Differentiate amongst workpieces.
    • Store workpieces.
    • Analyzing the storage space and flow of the existing facility.
    • Preparation and commissioning of a mechatronic system.
    • Carrying out the storage process using PLC
    • Demonstration and analysis of different process sequences
    • Programming of travelling unit
  • Robotic arm
    • Number of axes: 6 axes
    • Payload: 3kg max
    • Running radius: 700 mm
    • Communication Protocol: Serial Communication.
    • Body material: 6061 aluminum alloy
  • Drilling machine
    • Speed: 0-4000 RPM
    • Max Drilling Capacity: 2mm
    • 1 axis: Z
  • Laser Marking machine
    • Volt: 12V DC
    • Hz: 50HZ
    • Wave Length: 450 nm
    • 2 axes: X, Y
  • Storage box
    • Size: 60 x 70 x 60
  • Proximity Capacitive sensor
    • Operting voltage: 12-24 VDC
    • Sensing distance: 8 mm
    • Sensing target: 50x50x1 mm
    • Control output: PNP, Normally Open
  • Proximity Inductive sensor
    • Operating voltage: 12-24 VDC
    • Sensing distance: 8 mm
    • Sensing target: 25x25x1 mm
    • Control output: PNP, Normally Open
  • Optical Light barrier Sensor
    • Operating voltages: 5 - 36VDC.
    • Range: up to 12 M.
  • PLC Controller
    • Model: S7-1200 DC/DC/DC
    • power supply: DC 20.4-28.8 V DC
    • 14 DI 24 V DC
    • 10 DQ 24 V DC
    • 2 AI 0-10 V DC
  • DC motor
    • RPM: 3000
    • Operating voltage: 12-24 VDC
  • Encoder
    • Max allowed revolutions: 1000rpm
    • Shat Diameter: 8 mm
    • Output phase: A, B, Z
  • Advanced Modular CIM (MR109).
  • Hard Copy of User Manual.
  • Laboratory PC.

Our training robot (MR109) can be used to demonstrate the operation of industrial robotic arms. With the integration between the robotic arm and the sensors on the production lines the robotic arm can perform tasks and execute repeated operations autonomously. Our robots can perform the process of loading which involves transferring the workpieces from the loading station to the different production processes stages, then the product goes through several process such as laser marking and drilling for material processing after that the robot return the workpiece to the storage station.

  • Robot arm handling training system is designed to represent a variety of technology fundamentals that are highly used in many Industrial processes such as, pneumatics, robotics, sensors, and PLC controller.
  • The system is based on the programmable logic controller (PLC) that is used to control a wide variety of systems to support the automation requirements. It monitors inputs and changes outputs as controlled in the system program.
  • A number of (5) experimental modules are provided to allow trainees to enhance their skills on the operation and testing of different types of manufacturing production processes similar to those found in real industrial applications.
  • System modules provide inclusive and flexible systems to handle, and include all the required components of each system so trainees have absolute freedom to use any one based on the type of the experiments to be carried out.
  • Industrial modules provided in the training system are:
    • Loading Module
    • Laser marking Module
    • Electrical drilling Module
    • Robotic arm Module
    • Storage Module
  • Each module is designed with three main parts, technology station, control unit (panel), and underframe. All of them are provided with software to adjust the settings of the PLC or demonstrate the process carried out.
  • The horizontal part of each system module includes the technology station which is the process area that demonstrates a real-life manufacturing production process system.
  • The control panel accommodates PLC control panel and all components needed to power and control the system experiments. It incorporates power sources, switches, and indication LEDs.
  • Additionally, the control panel is equipped with ON/OFF main power switch as well as, emergency switch, which guarantee the required protection to produce a safe working environment.
  • Loading module demonstrates the distribution system that is responsible of the sequential flow of the products which are designed and linked to facilitate and monitor the movement.
  • This module demonstrates the distribution process begins with the stacking magazine of the station, where the work pieces are stored in the magazine tube.
  • Work pieces of different shape and size are provided so trainees can examine how the distribution system separates, stores, and distributes various types of pieces.
  • This system module composes of a wide variety of contact-less sensors and actuators such as proximity light barrier sensor, proximity capacitive sensor, Pistons and reed switch.
  • Material characteristics of the work piece are determined using an optical and inductive sensor.
  • In the loading module double-acting cylinder is used to push the work pieces out of the magazine tube one at a time, the end positions of the cylinder piston are fixed by contactless sensors.
  • A proximity capacitive sensor is being used to detect the presence of the sample.
  • Laser marking module demonstrates the laser marking system that is used for laser marking plastic and metallic materials in printing operations.
  • An electrical high-power laser is used for marking and a 2-axis mechanism is being used for movements.
  • Laser marking module has a proximity capacitive sensor is being used to detect the presence of the samples.
  • Drilling module demonstrates the electrical drilling system that is used for drilling operations on plastic and metallic materials in industry.
  • An electrical high- speed electrical drilling head is used for drilling the workpiece and a 1-axis mechanism is being used for movements.
  • Also drilling module has a proximity capacitive sensor is being used to detect the presence of the sample.
  • This system module provides one of the most popular robot types in the industrial space which is the 6-axis robot.
  • The robot module is equipped with a 6-axis articulated arm by robot controller, safety housing, and pneumatic multifunction gripper.
  • The 6-axis allow a robot to move in the x, y, and z planes, as well as position itself using roll, pitch, and yaw movements. This functionality is suitable for complex movements that simulate a human arm.
  • This module demonstrates how to use optical sensors, mechanical structure, and safety switches in industrial robotics applications.
  • The workpieces are transferred by the robot from a running process to another position.
  • This system module is provided to teach trainees how the storage system can differentiate amongst workpieces based on their characteristics and store a variety of workpieces over many levels and rows. It creates a space-saving storage for products and this is importantly required in any industry system.
  • Trainees can understand the function and application used for storing workpieces of different forms and structures.
  • An optical light barrier sensor is being used to determine if the storage unit is full or not.
  • All modules are supplied with metal and non-metal test parts (workpieces) made out of different widths and colors to simulate the products in the industrial plants and enable performing the most common processes using a PLC system.
  • The station modules in this training system are delivered completely assembled, wired and tested.
  • Every station module can be operated separately or linked to another module or more.
  • The system provides different ways for connecting the modules.
  • An adapter plate is supplied to allow two modules without a common hole pattern to be attached together.