The following components are part of the fully automated screwdriving system concept by WEBER:
The following components are provided by the customer:
The feeding unit supplies the screwdriver continuously with fasteners – for faster cycle times with consistent screw connection quality, while the control technology monitors and documents the entire screwdriving process.
The following components are part of the fully automated screwdriving system concept by WEBER:
The following components are provided by the customer:
In addition to handheld screwdriver integration, a contamination brake is typically used during screw feeding to reduce kinetic energy and extract particles. The screwdriver is mounted to a positioning unit, which may be part of a robot or axis system. Central control of the process is handled by the superordinate PLC.
WEBER Schraubautomaten GmbH is a family-run and innovative company that attaches great importance to the sustainable design of the value chain. The result is high-quality products with maximum process reliability that make production processes more efficient. Your success is our success.
Ensuring technical cleanliness in automated screwdriving systems
Is your production bound by strict cleanliness standards? Even the smallest particles can cause malfunctions and impact process reliability, product quality and component lifetime. Meeting standards such as VDA 19.2 is essential to ensure high quality and safety. With the right concept, these requirements can be implemented efficiently and reliably.
Our webinar provides insights into:
✅ Causes and consequences of contamination in automted screwdriving
✅ Different types of clean production environments
✅ Cleanliness-orientated system concepts for efficient and reliable assembly processes
Learn how a well-defined cleanliness concept can help you safeguard product quality, increase process stability and achieve long-term reliability in your automated assembly.
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