Welding fixtures are devices used to accurately determine the welding position and securely hold the workpiece in place for precise and efficient welding by welders or welding robots. Depending on the welding method and purpose (such as MIG welding, arc welding, etc.), different types of welding fixtures are used to ensure optimal machining capabilities and conditions for the workpiece.
Welding robots, also known as automated welding, are a process of automation that uses programmable mechanical tools to weld and process a component. Welding robots have filled the increasing gap of the shortage of skilled welders, effectively taking on a significant portion of welding work in the manufacturing industry.
We provide high-precision and detailed 2D or 3D imaging for various objects. Our model options can meet diverse real-world needs such as anti-glare capability, high accuracy, high scanning speed, compact size, and more. Machine vision software can handle processes like depalletizing, part feeding, order picking, labeling/spraying, precise positioning, and more through a code-free graphical interface. By combining machine vision software with AI, deep learning, and other advanced algorithms, it can meet diverse and complex real-world requirements.
Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) are a type of robot that can understand and navigate their environment independently. Unlike their predecessors, Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs), which rely on predefined paths or tracks and often require human supervision, AMRs utilize advanced sensors, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computing power to plan routes, interpret their surroundings, and navigate autonomously without being constrained by wired power sources.
A painting robot is an automated painting system that utilizes robotic arms with additional paint spraying systems. Depending on the complexity and requirements of the painting process, they may be equipped with additional components to ensure precise, standardized, and convenient painting for operating engineers.For complex movements or highly challenging paint deformations (such as automotive painting, etc.), painting robots are often combined with spindles or jigs to meet the demand for accurate painting. During the painting process, the robot operates by connecting to the paint spray gun and controlling the gun smoothly, quickly, and evenly as the paint spray booth operates.
Robots utilize Machine Vision systems to identify, grasp, and transport objects from one location to another. With various available design options, pick-and-place robots can be configured with different end-effector tooling options for use in various applications such as assembly, packaging, or material handling from bins.
AGV (Automated Guided Vehicle) is a safe device for humans and is equipped with various safety components such as safety sensors, rubber bumpers, and emergency stop buttons. Communication between AGVs and robot supervisors is typically achieved through Wi-Fi connectivity.
An Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS) utilizes software, computers, and robots to streamline the handling, storage, and retrieval of items within a warehouse. These systems can be small-scale or expanded to a comprehensive network of automation that can be controlled through a suitable software solution such as Warehouse Management System (WMS) or Warehouse Control System (WCS).
Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) combines machines, cloud computing, analytics, and human expertise to enhance productivity and performance in industrial processes. With IIoT, industrial companies can digitize their operations, transform their business models, and improve efficiency and productivity while reducing waste.
PNC TECH has the full capability to consult, design, and supply related equipment for automated stamping part applications for automotive businesses in Vietnam.