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The MAP-200s consist of a series of individual tabletop mechatronics training systems that carry out a specific and different material handling task commonly seen in industrial settings.
Robust, Rugged, and Versatile, these tabletop hands-on training systems are designed to teach students a wide array of industrial automation – Pneumatics, Electrical, Industrial Safety and Automation Processes, PLC Programming, Sensors, and Troubleshooting!
The MAP-200s consist of a series of individual tabletop mechatronics training systems that carry out a specific and different material handling task commonly seen in industrial settings.
MAP-202: The function of this handling device is to transfer the part from a starting area to a final unloading area, using three vacuum pads. This is a cartesian handling device with two shafts which moves a part from one position to another, holding it with a set of three vacuum pads.
The function of this material handling device is to transfer the part from a starting area to an unloading area, using an internal gripper. The part used in this process is a bearing so that when it is placed on the unloading area, it fits perfectly onto a stainless steel pivot with a slightly smaller diameter than the bearing’s inner diameter.
The function of the handling device is to transfer the part from a starting area to an unloading area through a rotolinear actuator that displaces an outer gripper. The part being transported is a metal bearing.
The part used is made from anodized aluminum, 14.6mm diameter and 41mm height, so that when the part is placed on the unloading area it fits perfectly onto a stainless steel pivot with a slightly larger diameter than the shaft.
The MAP-205 combines the MAP-201, MAP-202, MAP-203, and MAP-204 into a single integrated mini-cell assembly.
The MAP-205 assembles and disassembles a product (metal turning mechanism) via 4 handling devices working together on a single tabletop frame.
