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Paint Robots Automotive Industry

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Paint Robots Automotive Industry
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Equipped with a programming-free teaching system, operators only need to hold the teaching gun and demonstrate the spray painting path for the workpieces at Station 1 and Station 2 in sequence; the system automatically records the dual-station trajectory and the switching logic of the rotating platform.
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Description

 

Product Introduction

 

 

Paint Robots for Automotive are automated robots used for painting automotive parts; they can be ordered in bulk or customized.

 

 

Main Technical Parameters

 

 

Parameter Category Specific Specification
Arm Span 1587 mm
Repeat Positioning Accuracy ±0.05 mm
Maximum Load 10 kg
Power Capacity 5.06 kVA
Equipment Weight Approximately 152 kg
Protection Class Wrist: IP54, Body: IP40

 

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Advantages and Application Fields

 

 

(I) Core Advantages

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High-Precision Positioning
Paint Robots for Automotive employs a robotic arm with ±0.05mm repeatability, ensuring consistent spraying trajectories.

02/

Multi-Angle Spraying Capability
The robot arm has a 1587mm reach, enabling multi-angle spraying on a dual-station rotary platform without the need for additional flipping tools.

03/

High Load Capacity
With a maximum load capacity of 10kg, it can stably support spray guns, pump hoses, and monitoring equipment.

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High-Efficiency Production
Simultaneous dual-station operation increases production efficiency by over 40%, allowing for simultaneous spraying and loading/unloading.

 

(II)Application Fields and Compatible Materials

 

Application Field Typical Objects Compatible Materials & Coatings
Automotive Parts Bumper brackets, door hinges, engine decorative covers, wheel hub caps Cold-rolled steel, 6061 aluminum alloy, PP + glass fiber composites; Amino baking paint, acrylic enamel
Hardware Tools Power tool housings (electric drills, wrenches), door lock panels, hydraulic component housings Galvanized steel, zinc alloy, die-cast aluminum; Epoxy ester paint, polyurethane topcoat
Consumer Electronics Laptop bottom cases, smart speaker housings, small appliance metal panels ABS plastic, PC/ABS alloy, anodized aluminum; UV-curable paint, matte acrylic paint, weather-resistant polyester powder, fluorocarbon powder, stone-like powder

 

(III)On-Site Simulation and Structural Close-Up Display

 

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Figure 2.1 On-site Physical Object Diagram

 

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Robot Electrical Control Cabinet

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Teaching Gun and Teaching Box

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Elevated Fixing Base/Workbench

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Programming-Free System
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Spray Gun
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Diaphragm Pump
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Rotating Platform

 

Figure 2.2 Close-up Diagrams of Each Component

 

The core workflow is as follows:

Initial Preparation: Place workpieces at Station 1 and Station 2, check paint levels and supply lines, ensure rotating platform starts with Station 1 facing the spray gun.

Programming-Free Teaching: Use the teaching gun to demonstrate spray trajectories at Station 1; record rotating platform movement for Station 2; system links the full cycle automatically.

Spray Painting at Station 1: Robot moves spray gun along taught trajectory; diaphragm pump supplies paint; operator prepares Station 2 for loading.

Rotating Platform Switching: After Station 1 painting, platform rotates Station 2 into position; robot resets to safe standby.

Cycling & Shutdown: Repeat steps 3–4 for continuous production; clean spray gun, turn off pump and control system during shutdown.

 

Operation, Maintenance & Safety Guidelines

 

 

Working Environment Requirements

Well-ventilated, explosion-proof workshop to avoid volatile solvent accumulation

Temperature: 5–38℃; Humidity: 35–65%

Avoid dusty or oily areas to maintain paint adhesion

Core Component Maintenance

Inspect spray gun nozzle for blockages; clean with solvent or replace if needed

Check diaphragm pump seals to prevent leaks

Keep teaching gun and control system interfaces clean for sensitive operation

Safety Measures

Install explosion-proof protective fences; restrict non-operators

Operators must wear gas masks, protective glasses, and solvent-resistant gloves

Avoid touching moving parts or spray nozzles while equipment is running

Daily & Periodic Maintenance

Daily: Check bolts and paint supply pipelines

Weekly: Check robotic arm movement and lubricate axes

Monthly: Inspect electrical insulation, back up trajectory data, calibrate rotating platform

Biweekly: Clean residual paint in material cylinders to maintain surface quality

 

 

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