EP1313575A2 - Articulated arm transport system - Google Patents
Articulated arm transport systemInfo
- Publication number
- EP1313575A2 EP1313575A2 EP01964901A EP01964901A EP1313575A2 EP 1313575 A2 EP1313575 A2 EP 1313575A2 EP 01964901 A EP01964901 A EP 01964901A EP 01964901 A EP01964901 A EP 01964901A EP 1313575 A2 EP1313575 A2 EP 1313575A2
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- swivel arm
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B21—MECHANICAL METAL-WORKING WITHOUT ESSENTIALLY REMOVING MATERIAL; PUNCHING METAL
- B21D—WORKING OR PROCESSING OF SHEET METAL OR METAL TUBES, RODS OR PROFILES WITHOUT ESSENTIALLY REMOVING MATERIAL; PUNCHING METAL
- B21D43/00—Feeding, positioning or storing devices combined with, or arranged in, or specially adapted for use in connection with, apparatus for working or processing sheet metal, metal tubes or metal profiles; Associations therewith of cutting devices
- B21D43/02—Advancing work in relation to the stroke of the die or tool
- B21D43/04—Advancing work in relation to the stroke of the die or tool by means in mechanical engagement with the work
- B21D43/05—Advancing work in relation to the stroke of the die or tool by means in mechanical engagement with the work specially adapted for multi-stage presses
Definitions
- the invention relates to a transport system for transporting workpieces from a processing station to the subsequent processing station or clipboard of a press, press line, a simulator or the like according to the preamble of claim 1.
- step press or press line If the production of a workpiece requires several work operations, such as cutting or forming, the individual operations required for economical production are carried out in a so-called step press or press line.
- the number of tools then corresponds to the number of work stages that are required for production.
- transport devices In the presses there are transport devices with which the workpieces are transported from one work station to the next.
- the transport devices consist of gripper or support rails which extend through the entire length of the forming machine.
- the carrier rails are equipped with grippers or holding elements for transporting the parts.
- a distinction is made between a two-axis transfer equipped with suction crossbeams or a three-axis transfer provided with gripping elements.
- This change in position can also be carried out by an orientation station arranged between the forming stages.
- the transfer movement is initiated via curves which are positively synchronized with the plunger drive via movement transmission elements.
- the production of large-area parts in particular led to the development of large-part transfer presses in ever larger dimensions in relation to the forming force and the transport routes. Tool spacings in the order of 5000 mm are quite common today and therefore corresponding transport steps are required.
- the masses of the transfer systems to be accelerated and braked are in complete contrast to the small masses of the parts to be transported. Since the transport step is to be carried out in the shortest possible time in order to achieve the highest possible number of press strokes and thus parts output, the system must have a high speed and therefore also acceleration and deceleration.
- each stand area is a transfer device disclosed in DE 196 544 75 AI.
- elements known as parallel kinematics are used for the drive.
- no telescopic extension of the drive rods is carried out, but with a constant rod length, the articulation points are changed and the transport movements are thus achieved.
- the articulation points absorbing the forces or torques are not constant at a distance from one another, and support problems can occur in particular if these points are close to one another due to the desired driving curve.
- further links parallel to one another are also proposed which are connected to one another with cross members. To achieve a functionally reliable transport of large parts, the proposed system is correspondingly complex and of great height.
- the applicant proposes a system with transport devices arranged in the press stand area. working in front of a comparable swivel arm principle. Traverses, which are provided with parts receiving and holding means and arranged transversely to the transport direction, are held and moved at their ends by these swivel arm robots. The swivel arm robots are therefore arranged in pairs and opposite each other in the stand area. Due to the height and the vertical movement required by the drive concept, the proposed transport system is especially suitable for presses with a larger overall height.
- the swivel arm consists of a rigid piece, which results in a correspondingly large swivel radius. Since the workpieces are to be removed at the earliest possible time after the start of the ram upward movement. large swivel radius and the resulting interference edges are unfavorable. A desirable flat entry or exit curve is difficult to achieve with this system.
- the invention has for its object to provide a highly flexible and precise transport system with a low overall height, which ensures an advantageous use of the freedom of movement between the upper and lower tools for the purpose of inserting and removing workpieces.
- the invention is based on the idea that, instead of a rigid transport arm, it should be made of two parts which are connected to one another in an articulated manner. To achieve a flat entry and exit curve, the swivel angle of the first arm can be chosen to be correspondingly large.
- the swivel angle can be selected in any technically sensible area.
- the transport arm is in the tool area in a very flat position, directed against the horizontal plane.
- the articulated arm can thus move into the space formed between the upper and lower dies.
- An embodiment of the two articulated arm parts in the same lengths is particularly advantageous since a horizontal transport movement is then carried out.
- the suction spider carrying the workpiece thus moves a distortion-free horizontal movement.
- the vertical movement required for depositing and lifting the workpieces is carried out by a stationary lifting drive.
- the large-part transfer press or press line can be operated with ram positions that are out of phase, which results in a favorable force distribution with lower drive power. This measure also increases the part output by reducing the transport times.
- the articulated arm transport system should be in a lowered position in the stand area, so that there is favorable freedom of movement for the subsequent tappet for the moving plunger.
- This freedom of movement enables an early entry movement, which in turn reduces idle times.
- This lowered parking position is also made possible by superimposing the horizontal and vertical movements.
- the articulated arm transport system is carried out with an additional swivel movement if necessary.
- the mounting position of the articulated arm transport system is arbitrary, i. H. the swiveling movement can take place both above and below the transport level.
- FIG 1 press line with articulated arm transport system
- FIG. 2 large-part transfer press with articulated arm transport system
- FIG. 4 top view of Figure 3a and Figure 3b
- FIG. 6 top view of FIG. 5
- presses 2 and 3 of a press line 1 are shown in FIG.
- Press rams 4 and 5 carry upper tools 6 and 7.
- Lower tools 8 and 9 are located on sliding tables 10 and 11.
- the articulated arm transport systems 18-21 according to the invention are located in different functional positions on the press stands 14-17.
- Vertical guide rails 22 are fastened to the press stands 14-17, carriages 23 with guides 24 carry the articulated arms 43, 44.
- the drive motor for the arm pivoting is designated by 25.
- the stationary lifting motor 26 for the vertical movement is connected via a gear 27, in operative connection with a rack 28. Further structural details are described in the following figures.
- the task of the articulated arm transport system 18-21 is to convey parts in the transport direction 29 in cycles through processing and orientation stations arranged one behind the other. The different movements are not shown chronologically but as examples.
- the articulated arm transport system 18 To load the first press 2 take the part holding means 31, e.g. B. vacuum spinning, the articulated arm transport system 18, blanks 32 from a stack of blanks 33. A deformed part 34 is removed from the articulated arm transport system 19 from the open press 2 and transported to the orientation station 12. Articulated arm transport system 20 places a * " part 35, which has previously undergone a change in position on orienting station 12, in press 3. Articulated arm transport system 21 in turn places a part 36 formed in press 3 on orienting station 13. The driving curve for the parts transport is marked with 37 and for the parking position with 38. Part pivoting by the articulated arm transport system is not provided in this application and is carried out by the orientation stations 12, 13 if necessary.
- the articulated arm transport system To load the first press 2 take the part holding means 31, e.g. B. vacuum spinning, the articulated arm transport system 18, blanks 32 from a stack of blanks 33. A deformed part 34 is removed from the articulated arm transport system 19 from the open press 2 and transported to
- the articulated arm transport systems are arranged on the press stands in pairs and mirror images.
- Receiving elements for the parts holding means 31st load-bearing crossmember 30 are designed so that an automatic exchange is possible when changing tools.
- the shape of the articulated arm which is particularly favorable for the use of the free movement between the upper and lower tools, is clearly recognizable.
- the driving curves 37, 38 also clearly show the favorable conditions for very flat insertion and removal of the parts.
- a superimposition of the vertical movement by the lifting drive 26 with the horizontal movement of the swivel arm actuated by the drive motor 25 results in very advantageous movement sequences.
- the proposed lowered parking position also favors early entry into the tool space.
- FIG. 2 shows the arrangement of an articulated arm transport system in a large-part transfer press 39. Forming stages in different movement sequences are shown by way of example. In order to reduce the overall length of the press, clipboards or orientation stations were dispensed with. If it is necessary to change the position of the part, this is carried out directly by the articulated arm transport system. A drive 40 of the? is connected to the crossbar 30 via drive elements. The functional sequences are comparable to those already described under FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3a and Figure 3b show an articulated arm enlarged in the front view.
- the illustration was chosen so that the drive chain for the swivel arm can be explained in FIG. 3a and the drive for pivoting the cross-beam 30 in FIG. 3b.
- FIG. 4 to understand the function.
- the vertical guide rails 22 and the slide 23 movable in guides 24, which carries the swivel arm, can be seen.
- the vertical movement is effected by the stationary lifting motor 26 which drives the gear 27, which is in operative connection with the rack 28.
- the drive motor 25 which drives the gearwheel 41, serves to pivot the articulated arm.
- the gear 41 drives gear 42, which is fixedly connected to the first swivel arm part 43. This connection causes the swivel movement of the first swivel arm part 43 about the axis of rotation 69.
- Another drive train serves to forward the swivel movement from the first swivel arm part 43 to the second swivel arm part 44.
- a first gear 45 is located in the first swivel arm part 43. This gear 45 is firmly connected to the carriage 23.
- the gear 46 engages in the gear 45 and the gear 47 engages in this.
- the gear 47 is fixedly connected to the second swivel arm part 44.
- the size of the swivel movement or the swivel angle 48 is infinitely variable via the drive 25, the z. B. is designed as a controlled servo motor. It can be clearly seen that the larger the swivel angle 48 is chosen, the closer the articulated arm system 43, 44 approaches the horizontal extended position and the less the required space for inserting or removing the parts. A distortion-free horizontal movement is achieved if related to the rotary or Bearing axes 69, 70, 62, the two swivel arm parts 43, 44 are of the same length. If, as a further movement, a change of position of the parts is required during the transport step, this can take place according to FIG. 3b.
- the swivel drive 40 mounted on the carriage 23 drives the gear 49.
- the rotary motion is transmitted to gear 51 via intermediate gear 50.
- Gear 51 is connected to gear 53 via a common shaft 52.
- Gear 53 drives the gear chain 54 - 57 mounted in the first swivel arm part 43.
- Gear 57 is fixedly connected to toothed belt pulley 59 via a hollow shaft 58 and drives it.
- Toothed belt pulley 59 drives toothed belt pulley 61 via toothed belt 60.
- Toothed belt pulley 61 forms a unit with the receiving and bearing unit of the crossbar 30 and causes a pivoting movement about the pivot axis 62. Since the pivot drive 40 can also be a controlled servo motor, a defined change in position of the parts is guaranteed.
- the receiving and storage unit for the crossmember 30 is designed, for example, as a universal joint 63, which also enables a horizontal and vertical inclination of the crossmember 30.
- Elements for automatically changing the crossbar 30 during a tool change are provided and designated 64.
- FIGS. 3a and 3b The drive chains described in FIGS. 3a and 3b can be seen together from the sectional illustration in FIG. In addition to other design details, the fixed connection of gear 45 with slide 23 required for pivoting from first pivot arm part 43 and also the fixed connection of gear 47 with second pivot arm part 44 can be seen. Since the opening angle between the swivel arm parts 43, 44 is twice as large as the swivel angle 48, the gear ratio from gear 45 to gear 47 is also 2: 1.
- the drive chain shaded in FIG. 4 serves to pivot the crossbar 30 about the pivot axis 62. An embodiment without pivoting the crossmember 30 is shown in FIGS. 5 and 6.
- the functional description of the vertical lifting movement and the gear arrangement in the slide 23 and the first swivel arm 43 can be found in the previous figures.
- connection of the first swivel arm part 43 to the second swivel arm part 44 via gear 47 and the movable mounting of the arms are identical in construction to the embodiment already described. What is new is the fixed connection of toothed belt pulley 66 with the first swivel arm part 43.
- the toothed belt drives 66, 67, 68 are now used for stabilizing and holding the cross-beam 30 in the correct position. It is important that the pulley and thus the translation in the selected arrangement and geometry Ratio 2: 1 can be selected, ie the pulley 68 has twice the diameter of the pulley 66. With the same length of the swivel arm parts 43, 44, a correct horizontal movement of the transverse cross member 30 and the parts holding means 31 is thus again guaranteed.
- the invention is not restricted to the exemplary embodiments described and illustrated. It also includes all professional configurations within the scope of the current claim 1. It is possible, for example, to change the horizontal transport movement into an oblique or diagonal movement.
- the gear 45 which is fixedly connected to the carriage 23, is driven via a further gear with a drive such that a vertical movement overlaps the horizontal movement.
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