KR101173960B1 - Automated window film attaching apparatus - Google Patents

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KR101173960B1
KR101173960B1 KR1020120003346A KR20120003346A KR101173960B1 KR 101173960 B1 KR101173960 B1 KR 101173960B1 KR 1020120003346 A KR1020120003346 A KR 1020120003346A KR 20120003346 A KR20120003346 A KR 20120003346A KR 101173960 B1 KR101173960 B1 KR 101173960B1
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PURPOSE: An automatic window film attaching device is provided to increase work efficiency by automatically performing panel washing, film feeding, protection film removing, and window film attaching. CONSTITUTION: A panel rotating/feeding unit(A) rotates/feeds a touch panel from which a protection film is removed to a specific position. A panel cleaning unit(B,C) removes a surface foreign material of the touch panel. A window film loading unit(D) picks up a window film which is attached on the touch panel. A window film rotating/feeding unit(E) is sequentially rotated to a difference processing unit.

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Window film automatic attachment device {AUTOMATED WINDOW FILM ATTACHING APPARATUS}

The present invention relates to an apparatus for attaching a film, and more particularly, to an apparatus for automatically attaching a window film to upper and lower surfaces of a touch panel.

In general, a touch panel is an input device that performs a specific command to a computer by inputting various data and signals using a finger or a pen to various display panels such as a general desktop monitor, a notebook monitor, a tablet pc, and the like.

Since the touch panel is constantly in contact with the user's finger or pen, surface damage occurs frequently, in order to solve this problem, window films are usually attached to the upper and lower surfaces of the touch panel. 1 schematically shows a window film attached to a touch panel. As illustrated, window films W1 and W2 are attached to upper and lower layers of the touch panel P, and protective films f1 and f2 are attached to the adhesive surface of the window film. The first protective films f3 and f4 are also attached to the upper and lower surfaces of the touch panel P. When the window film is attached to the touch panel, first, the protective films f3 and f4 of the touch panel and the window are attached. After removing the protective films f1 and f2 of the films W1 and W2, the window films are attached to the upper and lower surfaces of the touch panel.

The operation of attaching the window film to the upper and lower surfaces of the touch panel is a problem in which the work efficiency is lowered since most of the work is performed manually by the worker.

On the other hand, Korean Patent No. 10-0976801 has proposed a device for automatically attaching the window film to the touch panel. The apparatus includes a plurality of stages for loading the film and the touch panel, and feeding the film and the touch panel to the film supply zone, the protective film removal zone, the alignment zone, the preliminary attachment zone, and the unloading zone. part; A film cassette disposed in the film supply zone and configured to stack the film and sequentially load the film into the stage; A protective film removing unit disposed in the protective film removing zone and removing the first protective film attached to the film; An alignment unit disposed in the alignment zone to obtain image information by photographing a posture of the film from which the first protective film is removed by a film alignment camera; A preliminary attachment portion disposed in the preliminary attachment zone, the preliminary attachment portion peeling off the protective film from the touch panel, and preliminarily attaching the touch panel on which the protective film has been peeled off in alignment with the image information of the alignment unit; A main attachment part disposed in the main attachment area and finally attaching the film and the touch panel preliminarily attached by the preliminary attachment part; And an unloading part disposed in the unloading area and discharging the touch panel to which the film is attached.

The automatic window film attaching device has an advantage in that the film attaching work is automatically performed, which contributes to the increase of the work efficiency. However, due to the complete automation of all the work, the structure and operation are complicated, and the loading and unloading of the panel is difficult. Although the loading process is more convenient to carry out manually, there is a drawback that the operation can be delayed or error through full automation, and contaminants adhered to the panel or film may degrade the adhesion quality. There is a disadvantage in that a large number of steps of the film attaching operation takes a lot of time.

The present invention was devised to solve the disadvantages of the conventional window film automatic attachment device as described above, and the panel loading and unloading process is performed manually, and other processes are automated, in particular, alignment of the touch panel. By reducing the number of means, it is possible to avoid the complexity of the structure and operation of the device, and to improve the quality of the adhesion by removing the contaminants attached to the panel or the film before attaching it. An object of the present invention is to provide a window film automatic attachment device.

Window automatic film attachment device according to the present invention for achieving the above object, the panel rotation transfer unit for rotating and transporting the touch panel to remove the protective film to a predetermined different process position; A panel cleaning unit to remove foreign substances from the surface of the touch panel transferred by the panel rotation transfer unit; A window film loading unit which horizontally moves after picking up and picking up the window film to be attached to the touch panel; A window film rotation transfer unit which sucks and grips the window film supplied from the window film loading unit and sequentially rotates the window film to different process units; A protective film peeling unit for peeling off the protective film on the surface of the window film conveyed by the window film rotation transfer unit; After the protective film is removed by the protective film peeling unit and the panel alignment means for aligning the touch panel rotated again by the window film rotation transfer unit in the X-axis, Y-axis and θ direction, and protects the surface of the touch panel It comprises a window film attachment unit consisting of a window film attachment means for attaching the window film is removed film.

Here, the panel rotation transfer unit, DD motor; A turntable which is sequentially rotated at a predetermined angle according to the driving of the DD motor, the turntable including a cutout formed through the cutout to be radially spaced apart from the center and cut outward from the center; Arranged above each of the turntables in the respective direction of the turntable, the touch panel is sucked and deposited by vacuum, and horizontally reciprocated in the center direction of the turntable and the outward direction where the cutout is formed, and the stacked touch panels are moved on the X-axis, Y A panel stage aligned in the axial direction and the θ direction; It is provided on the center side of the turntable, respectively, and includes a fixing chuck to fix each directional panel stage.

The panel stage is a plate member which is linearly moved in the X-axis direction from the center of the turntable 110 to the outside to align the touch panel in the X-axis direction. An LM block coupled to the LM rail so as to be slidably movable, the opening portion being formed at a center portion thereof, and an X axis alignment plate having LM rails coupled to both left and right sides in the Y axis direction of the opening window; Located on the upper layer of the X-axis alignment plate, the plate member is linearly moved in the Y-axis direction to align the touch panel in the Y-axis direction, the lower left and right both sides of the LM rail provided on the left and right sides of the upper surface opening window of the X-axis alignment plate An LM block coupled to be slidably movable, and a Y-axis alignment plate having a rotor mounting groove at a central portion thereof; A rotor inserted into the rotor mounting groove at the center of the Y-axis alignment plate to be rotatably mounted; A mounting block penetrating the opening window of the X-axis alignment plate from below and coupled to a lower portion of the rotor passing through the rotor mounting groove of the Y-axis alignment plate; A horizontal plate fixedly coupled to a lower portion of the mounting block; A suction plate coupled to the upper portion of the rotor and adsorbed and stacked on the upper surface by vacuum is coupled to the upper surface, and includes a rotary alignment plate rotated together with the rotor to align the touch panel in the θ direction.

In addition, the fixing chuck includes a horizontal bar disposed horizontally in the Y-axis direction on the upper side of the center of the turntable, and a vertical bar coupled vertically to both the lower left and right sides of the horizontal bar and installed through the turntable. The lower left and right ends of the vertical projection is formed, the lower portion of the vertical rod is provided with a cylinder for raising and lowering the vertical rod, the spring is fitted to the lower outer peripheral surface of the vertical rod; On the side of the Y-axis alignment plate of the panel stage is provided with a locking member that is engaged with the lower locking projection of the horizontal bar of the fixing chuck, the locking member is a bracket fixedly coupled to the side of the Y-axis alignment plate, the left and right ends of the bracket It is provided with a locking groove formed in the center so that the locking projection of the fixing chuck is inserted into the center.

The panel cleaning unit is preferably a clean roll cleaning method and / or a plasma reforming cleaning method.

Here, the clean roll cleaning method panel cleaning unit is a roller for cleaning the surface of the touch panel while being rotated by friction in direct contact with the upper surface of the touch panel seated on the panel rotation transfer unit, the rotating shaft is rotated by the clean roll bracket from left and right. A clean roll supported and freely rotatable, a transfer roll for transferring and removing contaminants on the surface of the clean roll in engagement with the clean roll on one side of the clean roll, and a transfer roll bracket for rotatably supporting the transfer roll. A connecting rod connecting the left and right sides of the clean roll bracket and the transfer roll bracket to each other; an air cylinder supported on a support plate spaced apart from the clean roll bracket by a predetermined interval, and arranged so that the rod faces upward; Lifting plate coupled to the end of the air cylinder is lowered in accordance with the expansion or contraction of the air cylinder, and the lifting plate An LM shaft disposed vertically through the rate and the support plate and fixedly coupled to the clean roll bracket, and mounted on an upper surface of the support plate to guide the LM shaft to be slid smoothly in the vertical direction. First cleaning means including an LM bush; And horizontal transfer means for horizontally moving the first cleaning means in the X-axis direction in which the panel stage is located.

In addition, the plasma reforming cleaning method panel cleaning unit includes a plasma head for generating a plasma on the upper surface of the touch panel mounted on the panel rotation transfer unit, the plasma head is a 'b' shaped of the mounting bracket It is mounted to the front end of the upper side and is arranged to discharge the plasma to the lower touch panel, the mounting bracket is coupled to the vertical support plate by the LM guide at the rear side and slides vertically by the ball screw and screw handle to adjust the height It is configured to be adjustable manually, the vertical support plate is supported from the bottom by a horizontal support plate, the horizontal support plate is configured to be horizontally moved and returned to the panel stage by the servo motor and the ball screw, both left and right sides of the ball screw LM guide is provided in the system to guide the horizontal movement of the horizontal support plate stably. That the lock configuration is preferred.

The panel aligning means is a plate member which horizontally moves to the inside and outside of the turntable of the panel rotation transfer unit, and is configured to be horizontally movable on the Y axis by a ball screw rotated by a Y axis drive motor at the bottom, Y-axis alignment plate is provided on both sides with an LM guide for stably guiding the horizontal movement; A plate member positioned above the Y-axis alignment plate and horizontally moved in the X-axis direction, the Y-axis alignment plate and the LM guide are slidably coupled to each other, and are arranged in the X-axis direction. An X-axis alignment plate slidably moved in the X-axis direction by a screw; A rotor rotatably mounted on an upper portion of the X-axis alignment plate; A rotational alignment plate coupled to the upper portion of the rotor and rotationally aligned by the rotor; An eccentric cam that is rotationally driven by a cam drive motor fixedly mounted to the Y axis alignment plate; A cam follower in contact with an outer circumferential surface of the cam, the cam follower linearly reciprocating according to an eccentric rotation of the cam; The cam follower is mounted on one side, and the other end is coupled to an upper surface of one side of the rotational alignment plate, so that the rotation alignment plate is rotated by an angle on the rotor when the cam follower is reciprocally linearly moved by the rotation of the cam. A follower bracket; It is provided on the upper surface of the rotational alignment plate, and includes a gripping chuck for holding a horizontal plate coupled to the lower portion of the panel stage.

The window film attachment means may include a support frame installed between the panel rotation transfer unit and the window film rotation transfer unit; A head mounting bracket fixedly coupled to the center of the support frame; The window film attachment head which is mounted on the bottom of the head mounting bracket so as to be lifted and lowered, presses the window film absorbed and held by the window film rotation transfer unit downward, and attaches the window film to the touch panel surface seated on the panel rotation transfer unit. Including; The window film attachment head has a motor disposed vertically in the upper center of the head mounting bracket, a ball screw rotated according to the operation of the motor, and a nut block coupled to the ball screw to be mounted according to the rotation of the ball screw. A first elevating bracket that is lowered, a second elevating bracket which is provided at the lower portion of the first elevating bracket, and is elevated; a roller bracket fixedly coupled to both left and right sides of the lower elevating bracket; And an attachment roller to be mounted and an attachment roller pressurized cylinder coupled to a lower portion of the first elevating bracket to elevate the second elevating bracket.

According to the present invention as described above, if only the loading and unloading of the panel manually performed, washing of the panel, supplying the film and peeling of the protective film, window film attached to the panel can be performed automatically to improve the work efficiency In particular, the cleaning operation before the film is automatically performed to improve the deterioration of adhesion quality due to contaminants, and the feeding and attaching process of the film and the panel is performed by the turntable to shorten the working time and reduce the defective rate. It can be reduced, and only one panel alignment means is provided on one side, which has the advantage of contributing to the simplification of the device and the reduction of driving energy.

1 is a view schematically showing how the window film is attached to the touch panel;
2 is a plan view of the window film automatic attachment device according to the present invention,
3 is a perspective view of one side of the window film automatic attachment device according to the present invention,
4 is another perspective view of the window film automatic attachment device according to the present invention;
5 is a perspective view from above of the panel rotation transfer unit;
6 is an exploded view of the panel rotation transfer unit;
7 is a side view of the panel rotation transfer unit;
8 is an exploded view of the panel stage of the panel rotation transfer unit;
9 is a perspective view of the first panel cleaning unit,
10 is a perspective view of a second panel cleaning unit;
11 is a front perspective view of the window film loading unit,
12 is an exploded view of the window film loading unit,
13 is a perspective view from above of the window film alignment transfer means;
14 is a side perspective view of the window film alignment transfer means,
15 is a perspective view of the window film rotation transfer unit,
16 is an exploded perspective view of the window film rotation transfer unit;
17 is a perspective view of the protective film peeling unit,
18 is a view sequentially showing a state in which the protective film peeling operation is performed in the protective film peeling unit,
19 is a perspective view of the window film attachment unit,
20 is a perspective view of the panel alignment means;
21 is an exploded view of the panel alignment means;
22 is a perspective view of the window film attachment means;
23 is an exploded view of the window film attachment means;
FIG. 24 is a view sequentially illustrating a process in which the window film is attached to the touch panel surface by the window film attaching unit.

Hereinafter, the specific configuration of the automatic window film attachment device according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the preferred embodiments and the accompanying drawings.

As shown in Figure 2 to 4, the window film automatic attachment device according to the present invention, the panel rotation transfer unit (A), the first panel cleaning unit (B), the second panel cleaning unit (C), the window film It includes a loading unit (D), a window film rotation transfer unit (E), a protective film peeling unit (F), a window film attachment unit (G).

First, the panel rotation transfer unit (A) is a portion for rotating and transporting the touch panel which is supplied by removing the protective film by the operator from one side to four different process positions. 5 shows an upward perspective view of the panel rotational transfer unit (A), FIG. 6 shows an exploded view of the panel rotational transfer unit (A), and FIG. 7 shows a side view of the panel rotational transfer unit (A). do.

5 to 7, the panel rotation transfer unit A includes a turntable 110, a DD motor 120, and a panel stage 150.

The turntable 110 is composed of a circular table, which is rotated by a predetermined angle, more specifically, by 90 ° according to the driving of the DD motor 120 to be described later, in the center, the DD motor 120 to be described later. In addition, the motor shaft 122 is inserted and coupled, and a through hole 112 through which a vacuum tube 140 to be described later is inserted is formed, and is cut in a radially rectangular shape at a 90 ° interval with respect to the through hole 112. The cut portion 114 formed therethrough is formed. In addition, the left and right sides of the cutout portion 114, that is, the left and right lengthwise direction of the cutout portion 114 facing outward from the center of the turntable 110, the panel stage 150 to be described later, and the center direction of the turntable 110. An LM rail 116 for horizontal reciprocating movement in the outward direction is provided, and the LM block 151a which is slidably engaged with the LM rail 116 is the lowermost X-axis alignment plate 151 of the panel stage 150 described later. Is coupled to the bottom.

The DD motor 120 is a DIRECT DRIVE TYPE motor that directly drives a load without using a speed reducer. The DD motor 120 sequentially rotates the turntable 110 by 90 °. As shown in FIG. 6, the DD motor 120 has a motor shaft 122 having a hollow in the center thereof and is fixedly coupled to the motor plate 124 having a through hole in the center thereof. The motor plate is fixedly supported from the ground by the left and right supporters 128 from below.

The vacuum box 130 is provided below the DD motor 120. The vacuum box 130 is a means for connecting and releasing the vacuum suction force generated by a vacuum generator (not shown) provided in the lower portion of the DD motor 120, the external or inside, as shown in FIG. It is coupled to the lower portion of the DD motor 120 through the motor plate 124, and communicates with the hollow of the motor shaft 122 provided in the center of the DD motor 120. The upper portion of the vacuum box 130 is connected to the vacuum tube 140 inserted into the hollow of the motor shaft 122 from the upper portion of the DD motor 120, and the turntable 110 is connected to the upper end of the vacuum tube 140. A header 142 is connected to the uppermost adsorption plate 158 of the four panel stages 150 to be installed and a vacuum hose (not shown) to distribute and connect the vacuum box 130 and the respective adsorption plates 158.

The panel stage 150 is a portion that absorbs and deposits the touch panel by the vacuum negative pressure generated from the vacuum box 130, and as shown in FIG. 5, each of the panel stages 150 is disposed on the cut portions 114 formed at intervals of 90 °. do.

8 shows an exploded view of this panel stage 150. As shown, the panel stage 150 includes an X-axis alignment plate 151, a Y-axis alignment plate 152, a rotor 153, a rotation alignment plate 157, and an adsorption plate 158.

The X-axis alignment plate 151 is a plate member that is linearly moved above the cutout 114 in the X-axis direction, that is, the direction from the center of the turntable 110 to the outside, to align the panel in the X-axis direction. The LM block 151a is fixedly coupled to both sides of the lower left and right sides, and the LM block 151a is slid with the LM rail 116 provided at both sides of the cutout 114 of the turntable 110. Possibly combined. In addition, an opening window 151b is formed at a central portion thereof so that the rotor 153 to be described later can be mounted therethrough. 151c is combined.

The Y-axis alignment plate 152 is positioned on the X-axis alignment plate 151. The Y-axis alignment plate 152 is a plate member that is linearly moved in the Y-axis direction to align the panel in the Y-axis direction. The Y-axis alignment plate 152 is generally formed in a rectangular shape. An LM block 152a coupled to the LM rails 151c provided on both left and right sides so as to be slidably movable is provided. In addition, a rotor mounting groove 152b is provided at a central portion of the Y-axis alignment plate 152 so that the rotor 153 to be described later is inserted therein, and the rotor 153 rotates on an inner circumferential surface of the rotor mounting groove 152b. It is preferable that the bearing 152c is coupled to facilitate the operation.

The rotor 153 is rotated by a panel alignment means to be described later, and performs a function of rotating the rotary alignment plate 157 which will also be described later, as shown in FIG. The lower part is configured in a cylindrical shape having a smaller diameter than the upper part, and is inserted into the rotor mounting groove 152b formed at the center of the Y-axis alignment plate 152 from above and rotatable inside the rotor mounting groove 152b. Is fitted.

The lower part of the rotor 153 is mounted through the rotor mounting groove 152b of the Y-axis alignment plate 152 and is inserted through the opening window 151b of the X-axis alignment plate 151 from below. 155 and coupler 154. In addition, the lower portion of the mounting block 155 is generally fixed to the trapezoidal or arc-shaped horizontal plate 156.

The rotary alignment plate 157 is coupled to the upper portion of the rotor 153. To this end, coupling protrusions 153a are formed to protrude from the upper left and right sides of the rotor 153, and coupling grooves 157a to which the coupling protrusion 153a is fitted are formed at the lower portion of the rotary alignment plate 157. . As the rotor 153 and the rotary alignment plate 157 are coupled to each other by the coupling protrusion 153a and the coupling groove 157a, the rotary alignment plate 157 is rotated by the rotation of the rotor 153 to form a panel. It becomes possible to align in the θ direction. In addition, an adsorption plate 158 that adsorbs and stacks the touch panel by vacuum is coupled to an upper portion of the rotation alignment plate 157.

Through this configuration, when the turntable 110 is later rotated and the panel stage 150 reaches the window film attachment unit G, which will be described later, the X-axis, Y-axis, and θ by the panel alignment means. Panel alignment in the direction is performed. The panel alignment method will be described in more detail when the window film attachment unit G is described.

On the other hand, when the panel stage 150 is located in the first panel cleaning unit (B) and the second panel cleaning unit (C), except for the window film attachment unit (G), the panel stage 150 is X-axis, Y It is preferable to be fixed so as not to move in the axial and θ directions. To this end, fixing chucks 170 are provided at the center of the turntable 110 to fix the panel stages 150 in the 90 ° intervals.

As shown in FIGS. 5 and 7, the fixed chuck 170 has a horizontal bar 172 horizontally disposed in the Y-axis direction at an upper side of the center side of the turntable 110, and a lower portion of the horizontal bar 172. It is composed of vertical bars 174 that are vertically coupled to both left and right sides and installed through the turntable 110. The lower left and right ends of the horizontal bar 172 are formed with a projection protrusion 173 vertically, the lower portion of the vertical bar 174 is provided with a cylinder 176 for elevating the vertical bar 174, the vertical A spring 175 is fitted to the lower outer circumferential surface of the rod 174. The cylinder 176 is supported on the motor plate 124 by a bracket.

On the other hand, the Y-axis alignment plate 152 side of the panel stage 150 is coupled to the locking member 160 is coupled to the lower locking projection 173 of the horizontal bar 172 of the fixing chuck 170. As shown in FIG. 8, the locking member 160 is formed to be bent into a substantially 'c' shape and is fixed to the side of the Y-axis alignment plate 152 by a bolt or the like, and the bracket It is provided at both ends of the left and right 161 and is composed of a locking groove 162 formed with a locking groove 162a to be inserted into the locking projection 173 of the fixing chuck 170 in the center.

Through such a configuration, at the position other than the window film attachment unit G, the panel stage 150 is located at the center side of the turntable 110, and according to the expansion operation of the cylinder 176 below the turntable 110. After the vertical bar 174 is raised, the vertical bar 174 is lowered according to the contraction of the cylinder 176, and the locking protrusions 173 on the left and right sides of the horizontal bar 172 are locked by the center of the locking hole 162. By being inserted into and caught by the 162a, the entire panel stage 150 including the Y-axis alignment plate 152 is fixed without moving in the X-axis, Y-axis, and θ directions so that panel cleaning, loading, and unloading operations can be performed without flow. It can be performed stably. On the other hand, when the alignment of the panel is performed in the window film attachment unit (G) to be described later, the locking projection 173 of the fixing chuck 170 is released from the locking hole 162 according to the operation of the cylinder 176. The panel stage 150 may be aligned with the X, Y, and θ directions after the outside of the turntable 110.

Again, referring to FIGS. 2 to 4, four panel stages 150 are provided on the turntable 110 as described above at intervals of 90 °, and the touch panel is mounted on the panel stage 150 by an operator at one side. The panel is loaded manually (hereinafter referred to as 'panel loading unloading unit 100') of FIG. 2A), and the touch panel disposed on the panel stage 150 according to sequential rotation of the turntable 110 is formed. The touch panel with the window film attached to the panel loading and unloading unit 100 is sequentially transferred to the panel cleaning unit B, the second panel cleaning unit C, and the window film attachment unit G. By manual unloading. Hereinafter, each work process unit from loading to unloading of the touch panel will be described in more detail.

The touch panel loaded on one side panel stage 150 by the operator is transferred to the first panel cleaning unit B by the first rotation of 90 degrees of the turntable 110. The first panel cleaning unit (B) is a process of removing foreign matter from the surface of the touch panel, and may be used to clean the surface of the touch panel with a clean roll while spraying IPA. have. Here, the structure and method of the apparatus which wash | cleans with a clean roll are demonstrated.

9 shows the configuration of the first panel cleaning unit B in which cleaning with a clean roll is performed. As shown, the first panel cleaning unit (B) includes a horizontal transfer means 210 and the first cleaning means (220).

The horizontal conveying means 210 is a means for horizontally moving the first cleaning means 220, which will be described later, in the direction in which the panel stage 150 is positioned, that is, in the X-axis direction. A motor (not shown) is provided, and a nut block (not shown) of a ball screw or a mover (not shown) of a linear motor is connected to the first cleaning means 220 by a bracket B, so that the first cleaning means is provided. Linear reciprocating movement of the 220 in the X-axis direction.

The first cleaning means 220 is a means for cleaning the surface of the touch panel seated on the panel stage 150, as shown in Figure 9, the clean roll 221, the clean roll bracket (221a), the transfer roll 222, transfer roll bracket 222a, transfer roll support 222b, connecting rod 221b, air cylinder 223, support plate 224, elevating plate 225, LM bush 226, LM shaft ( 227, a stopper 228, and a support bracket 229.

The clean roll 221 is a roller that cleans the surface of the touch panel while being rotated by friction by being in direct contact with the upper surface of the touch panel seated on the panel stage 150. The rotating shaft is supported by the clean roll bracket 221 a from side to side. And freely rotatable. The clean roll 221 has a contaminant on the surface of the roll when cleaning the touch panel, the transfer roll 222 for transferring and removing the contaminant on the surface of the clean roll 221 on one side of the clean roll 221 ) Is mounted. A transfer tape is wound around the transfer roll 222 to transfer contaminants, and the transfer roll bracket 222a may be mounted on the transfer roll bracket 222a, and the transfer roll bracket 222a may be formed as a single body or as illustrated in FIG. 9. Likewise, the transfer roll bracket 222b may further include a transfer roll support 222b having a shaft insertion groove for fitting the rotary shaft of the transfer roll 222 to the left and right sides of the transfer roll bracket 222a. The left and right side surfaces of the clean roll bracket 221a are connected by the transfer roll bracket 222a and the connecting rod 221b, respectively.

On the other hand, the clean roll 221 is configured to be liftable to apply a pressure on the touch panel surface when cleaning the touch panel to be cleaned. The clean roll 221 is lifted and operated by the air cylinder 223. The air cylinder 223 is supported on the support plate 224 is spaced apart a predetermined interval on the clean roll bracket (221a), the support plate 224 and the mover or nut block of the horizontal transfer means 210 and It is supported in a horizontally arranged state by the support bracket 229 coupled to the connected bracket.

The air cylinder 223 has a main body is supported on the support plate 224 and the rod is disposed upward, the lifting plate 225 is lowered in accordance with the expansion or contraction of the air cylinder 223 Combined. And, in order to guide the lifting plate 225 when the operation of the air cylinder 223 is lowered, it is disposed vertically through the lifting plate 225 and the support plate 224 and the lower end of the clean An LM shaft 227 fixed to the roll bracket 221a and an LM bush 226 for guiding the LM shaft 227 to slide smoothly in the vertical direction are mounted on the upper surface of the support plate 224. do. In addition, a stopper 228 for preventing separation of the elevating plate 225 is mounted at the upper end of the LM shaft 227.

Through this configuration, when the touch panel is seated on the panel stage 150 and transferred to the first panel cleaning unit B side, the first panel cleaning unit B is moved by the horizontal transfer means 210 to the panel stage 150. The lifting plate 225 is lowered according to the contraction of the air cylinder 223, and the LM shaft 227 coupled to the lifting plate 225 is lowered, and the clean roll bracket 221a at the end thereof is transferred. ) And the clean roll 221 is lowered to press the surface of the touch panel seated on the panel stage 150, while the horizontal roll by the horizontal transfer means 210 while the clean roll 221 rotates the touch panel surface Pressure washing will be. When the cleaning is completed, the clean roll 221 is raised as the air cylinder 223 is expanded, and the contaminants on the surface of the clean roll 221 are transferred and removed by the adjacent transfer roll 222, and the horizontal transfer means 210 is removed. ), The first panel cleaning unit B is returned to its original position. Through the repetition of this operation, the cleaning operation of the continuously supplied touch panel is automatically performed.

The touch panel cleaned by the clean roll 221 in the first panel cleaning unit B is moved to the second panel cleaning unit C by 90 ° rotation of the turntable 110 in a state of being seated on the panel stage 150. Transferred. The second panel cleaning unit (C) is a process of cleaning the surface of the touch panel again, and when the first panel cleaning unit (B) uses a method of cleaning with no dust while spraying IPA, the second panel cleaning unit (C) is used. The cleaning method by the clean roll described above may be selected, or the plasma reformed cleaning method may be selected when the first panel cleaning unit B is selected by the clean roll. Hereinafter, an example of a cleaning apparatus using plasma reforming as the second panel cleaning unit C will be described.

First, plasma reforming cleaning generates oxygen, argon and hydrogen ions in a plasma state by a high voltage and reacts with organics on the surface of the object to remove the organics. When plasma reforming cleaning is used, contaminants in the touch panel are removed. Effectively removed, adhesion is improved, bubble generation is minimized, and the lifting of the window film does not occur even after a long time.

An embodiment of the second panel cleaning unit C according to the present invention for performing such a plasma reforming cleaning method is shown in FIG. 10. As shown, the second panel cleaning unit C includes a plasma head 310 for generating plasma on the upper surface of the touch panel seated on the panel stage 150, wherein the plasma head 310 is It is generally mounted on the front end of the front side of the 'b' shaped mounting bracket 320 is disposed to discharge the plasma to the lower touch panel. On the other hand, the mounting bracket 320 is coupled to the LM guide 340 to the vertical support plate 330 at the rear side and is vertically slide-moved by the ball screw 350 and the screw handle 360 to adjust the height manually. It is configured to be possible, the vertical support plate 330 is supported from below by a horizontal support plate 370, the horizontal support plate 370 is a panel stage 150 by the servo motor 380 and the ball screw 390 It is configured to horizontally move and return toward, the left and right sides of the ball screw 390 is provided with LM guides 392 is configured to guide the horizontal movement of the horizontal support plate 330 stably. Accordingly, the plasma head 310 may be horizontally moved toward the panel stage 150 by the servo motor 380 and the ball screw 390 or may be returned to the original position again, and the height may be manually adjusted. Effective cleaning of the surface can be achieved.

In the second panel cleaning unit C, the plasma reformed cleaning panel is transferred to the lower portion of the window film attachment unit G by rotating the turntable 110 by 90 ° while being seated on the panel stage 150.

On the other hand, the window film to be attached to the touch panel transferred to the window film attachment unit (G) lower is supplied by the window film loading unit (D), is rotated by the window film rotation transfer unit (E), the protective film After the protective film is removed by the peeling unit (F), it is attached to the touch panel by the window film attachment unit (G).

The window film loading unit (D) is a part for supplying a window film to be attached to the touch panel, and is a part for supplying to the window film rotation transfer unit (E), which will be described later, by horizontally moving after picking up and grasping the window film. FIG. 11 is a front perspective view of the window film loading unit D, and FIG. 12 is an exploded view of the window film loading unit D. FIG. As shown, the window film loading unit (D) includes a magazine 400, the window film loading transfer unit 500 and the window film alignment transfer means (600).

The magazine 400 is to stack the plurality of window films, it is preferable that the width can be adjusted according to the size of the window film, about 1000 windows can be stacked stacked. The magazine 400 is commonly used, and a description of a specific configuration will be omitted.

The window film loading transfer unit 500 is a conventional pick and place device that absorbs and grips the window film stacked on the magazine 400 one by one, picks it up, and horizontally transfers it to the window film alignment transfer means 600 which will be described later. . The window film loading transformer 500 may be configured to implement horizontal motion using a ball screw driven by a servo motor 514 or a linear motor, as shown in FIG. 11.

In detail, the window film loading transformer 500 includes a vertical frame 510 and a case 512 horizontally disposed on the vertical frame 510. The case 512 is provided with a ball screw (not shown), the ball screw is rotated in accordance with the drive of the servo motor 514, the ball screw and the servo motor 5140 is a belt or chain in the case 5120 Or interlocked and interlocked by gears.

The nut block (not shown) of the ball screw is coupled to the moving bracket 516, and when the ball screw is rotated according to the drive of the servomotor 514, the moving bracket 516 is screwed with the ball screw. By the slide in the horizontal direction. A first lifting cylinder 518 is coupled to the movable bracket 516, and an end plate 520 coupled to a rod of the first lifting cylinder 518 is disposed in parallel with the first lifting cylinder 518. The first lifting plate 522 is lowered and the cylinder mounting plate 524 is coupled to the front of the first lifting plate 522. The second lifting cylinder 526 is coupled to the front surface of the cylinder mounting plate 524. The end plate 528 coupled to the lower rod end of the second lifting cylinder 526 is coupled to the second lifting plate 530, and the suction nozzle 532 penetrates vertically through the second lifting plate 530. Is mounted. That is, a through groove is formed in the second elevating plate 530, and a nut (not shown) is fastened up and down while the suction nozzle 532 is inserted into the through groove, so that the suction nozzle 532 is second lifted. The steel plate 530 is fixedly mounted. In addition, a slide rod 534 is vertically coupled to the second lifting plate 530, and the slide rod 534 is a second lifting cylinder by an LM bush 536 installed on the second lifting plate 530. 526 is slidably installed, and a base plate 538 is fixedly coupled to a lower end of the slide rod 534. Here, a through hole is formed in the base plate 538 so that the lower end of the suction nozzle 532 moves freely up and down through the base plate 538. In addition, the lower end plate 520 of the first lifting cylinder 518 is coupled to the horizontal bracket 540 extending to the long side, the horizontal bracket 540 to support the base plate 538 from above Cylinder 542 is provided.

Through this configuration, when the movable bracket 516 is positioned above the magazine 400 on which the window film is stacked, the first lifting cylinder 518 expands and the first lifting plate 522 is lowered. The cylinder mounting plate 524 coupled to the first elevating plate 522 and the second elevating cylinder 526 coupled thereto are lowered, such that the second elevating plate 530 and the suction nozzle 532, and the base plate ( 538 is lowered first. At this time, the base plate 538 is in contact with the upper end of the magazine 400. In the present state, the second elevating cylinder 526 is expanded and the second elevating plate 530 is lowered once again, and the adsorption nozzle 532 is introduced into the magazine 400 to grasp the window film. At this time, the base plate 538 is maintained at a certain height by the support cylinder 542, only the second lifting plate 530 to which the suction nozzle 532 is coupled is lowered along the slide bar 534.

On the other hand, the window film loading transfer apparatus 500 according to the present invention is further provided with a vibration cylinder (544). The vibration cylinder 544 repeatedly hits the surface of the window film when the window nozzle is absorbed and gripped by the adsorption nozzle 532 to induce vibration, thereby dropping the window film of the lower layer, thereby only one window film. 11 is to be picked up, as shown in Figure 11, is fixed to the second lifting plate 530 vertically installed, the lower end is installed through the base plate 538, the suction nozzle (below the base plate 538) The window film picked up by 532 is hit. The vibration cylinder 544 is a cylinder operated by air. As the supply and suction of air from the outside is rapidly and repeatedly performed, the vibration cylinder 544 reciprocates the rod to strike the adsorbed window film surface, causing vibration. The lower window films are separated and dropped by vibration.

In addition, the window film loading transfer unit 500 is further provided with a window film detecting means (550). The window film detecting means 550 measures the thickness of the window film by a capacitive sensor to detect that the adsorption nozzle 532 absorbs and grasps two or more window films, as shown in FIG. 12. It is mounted on the outside of the suction nozzle 532 by a separate bracket connected to the moving bracket 516, and is installed in correspondence with the height of the absorbed window film so that the suction nozzle 532 picks up the window film and immediately picks up the window. The thickness of the film is detected to check whether two or more window films are adsorbed.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 12, the window film detecting means 550 includes an air cylinder 552 and a chuck cylinder 554. The air cylinder 552 is arranged to expand and contract in the vertical direction of the moving direction of the moving bracket 516 via a separate bracket to the moving bracket 516. The chuck cylinder 554 is horizontally installed at the rod end of the air cylinder 552. The chuck cylinder 554 is a cylinder for gripping the object by operating the tongs 556 of the tip by the pneumatic up and down, in the present invention, the tongs 556 is in contact with the upper and lower surfaces of one side of the window film is embedded in the tongs It is configured to measure the thickness of the window film by a sensor (not shown).

Referring to the operation relationship of the window film detecting means 550, the first air cylinder 552 is in a contracted state, the chuck cylinder 554 is spaced apart from the suction nozzle 532, the suction nozzle 532 is At the same time, the window film is absorbed and picked up and the air cylinder 552 is expanded, and the chuck cylinder 554 moves to one side of the window film to which the window film is adsorbed. Then, as the chuck cylinder 554 of the chuck cylinder 554 is retracted by the operation of the chuck cylinder 554, the thickness of the chuck cylinder 554 is picked up by picking one edge of the window film. When the window film detecting means 550 is detected to detect the thickness of the window film that is horizontally transported, and is detected to exceed the thickness of one window film, the plurality of adsorbed window films are dropped into a separate collection box. do. In this manner, in the window film loading transfer 500, only one sheet of window film is picked up and transferred to the window film alignment transfer means 600 which will be described later.

The window film alignment transfer means 600 is a means for aligning the window film supplied from the window film loading unit D in a predetermined orientation and transferring the window film to the window film rotation transfer unit E described later. 13 is an upward perspective view of the window film alignment and transfer means 600, and FIG. 14 is a side perspective view of the window film alignment and transfer means 600.

As shown, the window film alignment transfer means 600 is a window film seating plate 602, the first pushing member 610, the second pushing member 620, elevating plate 660, elevating driving member 670 ), And a horizontal transfer member 680.

The window film seating plate 602 is to support the window film supplied from the window film loading transfer unit 500 from below, and is generally composed of a rectangular plate member. The first pushing member 610 and the second pushing member 620 are arranged perpendicular to each other at two neighboring sides forming corners of one side of the window film seating plate 602. The first pushing member 610 and the second pushing member 620 are adjacent to two sides of the window film supported by the window film seating plate 602 while reciprocating in the X and Y axis directions, respectively, by high pressure air. Slide the sides to align the window film.

The first pushing member 610 and the second pushing member 620 are pushing bars 612 and 622 for pressing the X and Y axis sides of the window film to align the X and Y directions of the polarizing film, respectively. Vertical brackets 614 and 622 for supporting 612 and 622 downward. In addition, cylinders 616 and 626 are connected to the vertical brackets 614 and 624 to press the window films in the X and Y axis directions, respectively, according to the operation of the cylinders 616 and 626. To this end, rod ends of the cylinders 616 and 626 are fixedly coupled to lower portions of the vertical brackets 614 and 624 of the first and second pushing members 610 and 620, respectively. The cylinders 616 and 626 are supported from below by the cylinder support plate 630, and the cylinder support plate 630 is supported by the base plate 650 of the lowermost layer by the support post 640.

On the other hand, below the cylinder support plate 630, except for the cylinder support plate 630 to support the window film seating plate 602 of the upper layer and the elevating plate 660 which is elevated by the elevating drive member 670 which will be described later Is provided. The lifting plate 660 is connected to the window film seating plate 602 by a support post 640, but a support post 640 supporting the cylinder support plate 630 so as not to be connected to the cylinder support plate 630. Grooves are formed in a portion that interferes with the cylinder support 630 and is configured so that interference with the support post 640 does not occur. The LM bush 662 is mounted to the lifting plate 660, and the LM shaft 664 is inserted therethrough. The lower end of the LM shaft 664 is fixedly coupled to the base plate 650, a spring 666 is fitted at the upper end, and a closing member 668 for supporting the spring 666 is mounted at the end. In addition, an elevating driving member 670 is provided between the base plate 650 and the elevating plate 660 to elevate and elevate the elevating plate 660.

The elevating driving member 670 includes an elevating cylinder 672, an inclined cam 674, and a cam follower 677. The lifting cylinder 672 is installed on the base plate 650 as an air cylinder in which the rods are arranged horizontally, the end of the rod is connected to the inclined cam 674 which will be described later.

The inclined cam 674 converts a horizontal linear motion into a vertical linear motion. As shown in FIG. 14, the inclined cam 674 is a block body having a lower one side of the upper surface and a higher inclined surface of the other side. The cam follower 677 moves along the inclined surface of the inclined cam 674 during horizontal movement of the inclined cam 674, and is fixedly coupled to the lower side of the elevating plate 660 as shown in FIG. 14. And a mounting protrusion 677a and a roller 677b rotatably coupled to the lower end of the mounting protrusion 677a. An LM block 675 is coupled to the lower portion of the inclined cam 674, and the base plate 650 is provided with an LM rail 652 to guide stable horizontal linear motion of the inclined cam 674.

Through this configuration, when the elevating cylinder 672 is inflated, the inclined cam 674 moves in a straight line horizontally, and the cam follower 677, specifically, the roller 677b is an inclined surface of the inclined cam 674. The lifting plate 660 is moved by being guided by the LM shaft 664 to move along the window, and the window film seating plate 602 is lifted. At this time, the spring 666 coupled to the LM shaft 664 is retracted. The window film seated on the window film seating plate 602 is raised in accordance with the operation of the lifting cylinder 672 and transferred to the vacuum head 720 of the window film rotation transfer unit E, which will be described later. Then, according to the contracting operation of the lifting cylinder 672, the inclined cam 674 is returned to its original position, the cam follower 677 is lowered along the inclined surface, and the lifting plate 660 in accordance with the contraction of the spring 666. ) Is returned to its original position and the window film seating plate 602 is lowered.

Meanwhile, the horizontal transfer member 680 horizontally moves the base plate 650 according to the motor driving, and supplies the window film adsorbed and supported by the window film seating plate 602 to the window film rotation transfer unit E described later. do. The horizontal conveying member 680 may be a conventional conveying means using a motor 682, a ball screw or a linear motor. Since the configuration of the conveying means has already been described in detail, further description thereof will be omitted.

Through this configuration, the window film is aligned by the first pushing member 610 and the second pushing member 620, and the window film is transferred to the window film rotation transfer unit E by the horizontal transfer member 680.

The window film rotation transfer unit E absorbs and grips the window film supplied from one side by the window film alignment transfer means 600, so that two different processing units, namely, the protective film peeling unit F and the window film, which will be described later It is a part for sequentially rotating conveyance to the position of the attachment unit (G). FIG. 15 is a perspective view of the window film rotary transfer unit E, and FIG. 16 is an exploded perspective view of the window film rotary transfer unit E. As shown in FIG.

As shown in Figure 15 and 16, the window film rotation transfer unit (E) is a DD motor 700, a turn plate 710, a vacuum head 720, a vacuum box 730, a vacuum shaft 740 Header 750.

The DD motor 700 is a direct drive type (DIRECT DRIVE TYPE) motor that drives a direct load without using a reducer, and sequentially rotates the turn plate 710 to be described later by a predetermined angle. As shown in FIG. 16, the DD motor 700 includes a motor shaft 701 having a hollow in the center thereof, and is fixedly coupled to the motor plate 702 having a through hole in the center thereof. In addition, a support base 704 having a through hole in the center is coupled to the lower side of the motor plate 702, and the support base 704 is fixedly supported by both left and right supporters 706 from below.

The turn plate 710 is a part that is sequentially rotated by a predetermined angle in accordance with the drive of the DD motor 700, the motor shaft 701 of the DD motor 700 is inserted and coupled to the center and the vacuum shaft 740 described later The through hole is formed to be penetrated and includes three arms 712 extending radially at a 120 ° interval with respect to the through hole. The distal end of each arm 712 is equipped with a vacuum head 720, respectively. The vacuum head 720 has a plurality of pores formed on the surface of the adsorption pad 722 and the adsorption pad 722 for vacuum adsorption of the window film located in the lower portion by the negative pressure formed from the vacuum box 730 to be described later, A suction pad fixing plate 724 provided at an upper portion to support and fix the suction pad 722 from above, a rotation shaft 726 coupled to a central upper surface of the suction pad fixing plate 724 by bolts, and the like. It includes a shaft bracket 728 having a bearing to rotatably support the rotating shaft 726, which is fixedly coupled to the left and right sides of the arm 712.

Here, the suction pad 722 is connected by a header 750 and a vacuum hose (not shown) which will be described later on one side to pick up the window film by vacuum suction according to air suction and discharge from the vacuum hose. Drop it. The vacuum box 730 is a means for connecting and releasing the vacuum suction force generated by a vacuum generator (not shown) provided in the lower portion of the DD motor 700, as shown in FIG. It is coupled to the lower portion of the DD motor 700 through the support base 704 and the motor plate 702, and communicates with the hollow of the motor shaft 701 provided in the center of the DD motor 700. The vacuum shaft 740 is inserted into the hollow of the motor shaft 701 from the top of the DD motor 700 and connected to the vacuum box 730, acting as a movement passage of air sucked or discharged, the vacuum The upper end of the shaft 740 is connected to the suction pad 722 of the vacuum head 720 coupled to the ends of the three arms 712 of the turn plate 710 by a vacuum hose, respectively, the vacuum box 730 and each suction A header 750 is provided for dispensing and connecting the pads 722. Through this configuration, the vacuum head 720 is capable of adsorptive gripping the window film.

The suction pad fixing plate 724 of the vacuum head 720 and the suction pad 722 fixed thereto are pivotably configured together with the rotation shaft 726. To this end, the tilt cylinder 760 is connected to the rear end of the suction pad fixing plate 724. The tilt cylinder 760 is an air cylinder having a double clevis 762 coupled to the upper side and a single clevis 763 coupled to the lower rod. The single clevis 763 coupled to the lower rod. ) Is linked by a pin and a double clevis 725 coupled to the rear end of the adsorption pad fixing plate 724, the double clevis 762 coupled to the upper side of the upper surface of the arm 712 Link is coupled to the single clavis 716 is fixed to the front of the vertical bracket 714 fixedly coupled horizontally. At this time, a through hole is formed at the end of the arm 712 of the turn plate 710 in order to install the tilt cylinder 760. Through this configuration, the suction pad fixing plate 724 and the suction pad 722 are rotatable together with the rotation shaft 726 according to the operation of the tilt cylinder 760. Here, the tilt cylinder 760 is always in an inflated state, and the tip of the vacuum head 720 is always tilted upwardly, and when the window film is attached to the touch panel, the window film attachment unit G It is pressed by) and temporarily tilted downward to contact the window film with the touch panel surface. This operation will be described in detail when explaining the operation of the window film attachment unit (G).

On the other hand, as shown in Figure 15 and Figure 16, among the vacuum head 720 of the window film rotation transfer unit (E) in the lower portion of the vacuum head 720 located on the window film attachment unit (G) side to be described later A window film imaging camera (PC) for acquiring contour image data of the window film sucked and held by the vacuum head 720 is mounted. Alignment operation between the window film and the touch panel using the window film imaging camera PC will be described later.

The window film supplied from the window film alignment transfer means 600 is suction-held by the vacuum head 720 of one arm 712 of the window film rotation transfer unit E, according to the operation of the DD motor 700. It is rotated by 120 ° and rotated to the protective film peeling unit (F).

17 is a perspective view of the protective film peeling unit (F). As shown, the protective film peeling unit (F) is the unwinding roller 800, the peeling tape transfer roller 810, the peeling roller 820, the recovery roller 825, the lifting cylinder 830, the vertical support 840 ), A ball screw 850, a nut block 860, and an auxiliary vacuum stage 870.

The unwinding roller 800 is wound with a peeling tape for peeling the protective film attached to the window film surface, the peeling tape transfer roller 810 is a motor (not shown) the peeling tape wound on the unwinding roller 800 ) Is a roller which is unwound and conveyed to the peeling roller 820 via the tension roller 812. The peeling tape is supplied to the peeling roller 820. The peeling roller 820 is a roller for peeling and removing the protective paper attached to the window film surface by pressing the peeling tape on the surface of the window film adsorbed and held by the vacuum head 720, the recovery roller 825 is It is a roller which winds up and collect | recovers the peeling tape with a protective film. The lifting cylinder 830 is an air cylinder for lifting and lowering the peeling roller 820, and is fixedly installed on a vertical support 840 by a separate bracket, and lifts the peeling roller 820 according to the expansion operation to raise the vacuum head. The protective film on the surface of the window film adsorbed and gripped at 720 is contacted.

Here, each roller is supported on one side of the vertical support 840, the peeling tape transfer roller 810 and the recovery roller 825 are driven to rotate by a motor (not shown) provided on the opposite side of the vertical support 840, respectively. do.

The protective film peeling unit (F) is repeatedly performed after the horizontal movement to the position of the vacuum head 720 of the window film rotation transfer unit (E) holding the window film by suction. To this end, the support bracket 842 is horizontally installed below the vertical support 840, the ball bracket 850 is rotatably installed on the support bracket 842, the ball screw 850 is It is rotated by the servomotor 852. The nut block 860 is screwed to the ball screw 850, and the nut block 860 is fixedly coupled to the lower portion of the vertical support 840. Through this configuration, as the servomotor 852 is driven, the ball screw 850 is rotated, and the nut block 860 is horizontally moved by the screw action of the ball screw 850 and the nut block 860. The vertical support 840 coupled to the nut block 860 is horizontally moved together so that the peeling roller 820 is horizontally moved to the position of the vacuum head 720.

On the other hand, the auxiliary vacuum stage 870 is to further separate the window film and the protective film by the vacuum adsorption of the end of the window film adsorbed and gripped on the vacuum head 720 when the protective film is peeled off to improve the peel force As a means, as shown in FIG. 17, it is configured to be liftable by a cylinder 872 connected to the upper part, which is mounted on a cylinder mounting plate 873 and the vertical bracket 874 and the upper part. Supported by a support 875. In addition, the cylinder mounting plate 873 and the auxiliary vacuum stage 870 are connected by the LM bush 876 and the LM shaft 877 so that the lifting movement of the vacuum auxiliary stage 870 by the cylinder 872 is stable. Guided by.

Figure 18 is shown in sequence the protective film peeling operation is performed in the protective film peeling unit (F). As shown, first, the cylinder 872 of the auxiliary vacuum stage 870 is expanded to lower the auxiliary vacuum stage 870 so that the vacuum head 720 is positioned side by side, and the ball is driven in accordance with the driving of the servomotor 852. The screw 850 is rotated so that the vertical support 840 is horizontally moved. Then, the peeling roller 820 is raised in accordance with the operation of the lifting cylinder 830 to press the end surface of the window film adsorbed and held by the auxiliary vacuum stage 870. Then, the protective film end of the window film surface adsorbed on the auxiliary vacuum stage 870 and the peeling tape T engaged with the peeling roller 820 come into contact with each other. Then, the peeling roller 820 continues to move forward while sequentially pressing the entire window film adsorbed on the surface of the vacuum head 720 to peel off all of the protective film. After peeling of the protective film, the lifting cylinder 830 is lowered, and then the vertical support 840 returns to its original position according to the reverse rotation of the servomotor 852, and the auxiliary vacuum stage 870 is caused by the contraction of the cylinder 872. ) Is returned to the initial position. By repeating this operation, the protective film attached to the window film sequentially supplied by the rotation of the window film rotation transfer unit E is continuously peeled off.

The window film from which the protective film is removed by the protective film peeling unit (F) is rotated and transferred to the window film attachment unit (G) by the window film rotation transfer unit (E). The window film attachment unit G includes a panel alignment means 900 for aligning the touch panel to which the window film is attached, and a window film attachment means 1000 for attaching the window film to the aligned touch panel surface.

19 is a perspective view of the window film attachment unit G, FIG. 20 is a perspective view of the panel alignment means 900, and FIG. 21 is an exploded view of the panel alignment means 900.

As shown, the panel alignment means 900 is disposed below the window film attachment means 1000, and is disposed at a lower position than the turntable 110 of the panel rotation transfer unit (A). 110) horizontally moves to the inside and outside of the lower portion to perform a horizontal movement of the panel stage 150 disposed on the turntable (110). That is, while the specific panel stage 150 of the turntable 110 passes through other processing units except for the window film attachment unit G, the panel stage 150 is fixed by the fixed chuck 170 at the center of the turntable 110. When the panel stage 150 reaches the window film attachment unit G, the fixed chuck 170 is released and the panel stage 150 is turned by the operation of the panel alignment means 900. It is positioned below the window film attachment means 1000 by moving horizontally in the outward direction.

19 and 21, the panel alignment means 900 includes a Y-axis alignment plate 910, an X-axis alignment plate 920, a rotor 930, and a rotation alignment plate 940. And a grip chuck 950, a cam 960, a follower 970, and a follower bracket 972.

The Y-axis alignment plate 910 is a plate member horizontally moved to the inside and outside the lower turntable 110 of the panel rotation transfer unit (A), the lower portion of the ball screw 914 rotated by the Y-axis drive motor 912. It is configured to be movable horizontally on the Y-axis, the left and right sides are provided with LM guide 916 for stably guiding the horizontal movement.

The X-axis alignment plate 920 is a plate member which is positioned above the Y-axis alignment plate 910 and horizontally moved in the X-axis direction. The X-axis alignment plate 920 slides by the Y-axis alignment plate 910 and the LM guide 922. It is coupled to be possible, and is slid in the X-axis direction by the X-axis drive motor 924 and the ball screw 926 disposed in the X-axis direction.

The rotor 930 is a member that rotates the rotation alignment plate 940 in the θ direction by a cam 960 to be described later. The rotor 930 is rotatably mounted on the X-axis alignment plate 920 and the rotor 930. The top of the) is coupled to the rotational alignment plate 940 that is rotationally aligned by the rotor 930.

The rotation alignment plate 940 is rotated by the cam 960 operation. The cam 960 is an eccentric cam that is rotationally driven by a cam driving motor 962 fixedly mounted to the Y-axis alignment plate 910. The cam drive motor 962 is mounted on a motor bracket 964 fixedly coupled to the Y-axis alignment plate 910 in a state of being inserted into a through hole formed in one Y-axis alignment plate of the X-axis alignment plate 920. The upper portion of the cam 960 is coupled. The cam 960 is eccentrically rotated by the rotation of the cam driving motor 962, and the rotor 930 is rotated at an angle according to the eccentric rotation of the cam 960. To this end, the cam follower 970 is in contact with the outer circumferential surface of the cam 960. The cam follower 970 is mounted on one side of the cam follower bracket 972, and the other end of the cam follower bracket 972 is coupled to an upper surface of one side of the rotation alignment plate 940. When the cam 960 is eccentrically rotated according to the operation of the cam driving motor 962 through this configuration, the cam follower 970 moves while the outer circumferential surface of the cam 960 is in contact with the outer circumferential surface of the cam follower 970. As the cam follower 970 moves, the cam follower bracket 972 coupled to the cam follower 970 is moved, and accordingly, the rotation alignment plate fixedly coupled to the cam follower bracket 972. 940 rotates at an angle on rotor 930.

A grip chuck 950 is provided on an upper surface of the rotation alignment plate 940. The gripping chuck 950 is a means for gripping the horizontal plate 156 coupled to the lower portion of the panel stage 150 for horizontal movement of the panel rotation transfer unit (A) panel stage 150. The gripping chuck 950 may be a hydraulic chuck operated by a cylinder, or may be configured as a mechanical chuck.

As shown in FIGS. 20 and 21, the gripping chuck 950 according to the present invention consists of a hydraulic chuck operated by a cylinder 952. As shown, one side of the gripping chuck 950 is provided with a cylinder 952 mounted by a separate bracket on the Y-axis alignment plate 910, the rear rod side end plate of the cylinder 952 The bearing 952a is installed. A lever 954 is provided on the rear side of the cylinder 952. The hydraulic chuck type gripping chuck 950 has the same structure and principle as that used for bicycle hydraulic brakes, in particular, disc type hydraulic brakes. However, in the bicycle hydraulic brakes, the operation of the lever is manually operated by the user. In the present invention, there is a difference in that the operation of the lever 954 is automatically performed by the cylinder 952.

Referring to the operation relationship, first, the lever 954 is pushed in accordance with the expansion of the cylinder 952, and the master cylinder (not shown) provided inside the lever is compressed according to the operation of the lever 954, and the inside of the master cylinder is compressed. Oil flows into the gripping chuck 950 through the hose 955 and the upper and lower jaws of the gripping chuck 950 move toward each other, so that the mutual gap is narrowed, and the horizontal plates 156 inserted therebetween. This is gripped. At this time, the inner surface of the upper jaw is preferably provided with a friction pad such as a brake pad of the hydraulic brake so that the gripping chuck 950 can firmly grip the horizontal plate 156 without slipping. When the lever 954 returns to its original position as the cylinder 952 contracts, the compressive force is released, and the grip of the horizontal plate 156 is released while the upper and lower jaws of the gripping chuck 950 are returned. As described above, the gripping chuck 950 is a hydraulic brake device component for an existing bicycle as it is, and its specific configuration is already known, and thus, detailed description thereof will be omitted. On the other hand, the gripping by the gripping chuck 950 and the horizontal movement method of the panel stage 150 will be described later.

Meanwhile, the window film attachment means 1000 is a means for attaching the window film from which the protective film has been removed to the touch panel surface. FIG. 22 is a perspective view of the window film attachment means 1000, and FIG. 23 is an exploded view of the window film attachment means 1000. As shown, the window film attachment means 1000 includes a support frame 1100, a head mounting bracket 1200, and a window film attachment head 1300.

The support frame 1100, as shown in Figure 22, is composed of a vertical support 1120 and the crossbar 1140 is composed of a substantially 'π' shape, and supports the window film attachment head 1300 to be described later In part, it is located between the above-mentioned panel rotation transfer unit (A) and the window film rotation transfer unit (E). In the center of the crosspiece 1140 of the support frame 1100, a head-mounted bracket 1200 having a '-' shape is fixedly coupled to the front, and the window film attachment head 1300 is mounted on the front surface of the support frame 1100 to be elevated.

As described above, the window film attachment head 1300 is mounted on the head mounting bracket 1200 so that the window film can be lifted and lowered, and thus the window film adsorbed and held by the vacuum head 720 of the window film rotation transfer unit E is mounted. Pressed downward to attach the window film to the touch panel surface seated on the panel stage 150 of the panel rotation transfer unit (A). The window film attachment head 1300 includes a servo motor 1310, a ball screw 1320, a first lifting bracket 1330, a mounting roller pressurizing cylinder 1340, a second lifting bracket 1350, and a roller bracket 1360. , The attachment roller 1370, and the vacuum head pressurizing means 1380.

The servo motor 1310 is vertically disposed at the upper center of the head mounting bracket 1200, and rotates according to power supply to rotate the ball screw 1320. The ball screw 1320 is penetrated and coupled to the first elevating bracket 1330 on which the nut block 1322 is mounted. When the ball screw 1320 is rotated according to the servo motor 1310 driving, the ball screw 1320 is driven by a screw action. 1 lifting bracket 1330 is raised and lowered. In addition, in order to guide the smooth lifting and lowering movement of the first elevating bracket 1330, LM blocks 1352 are provided at both ends of the first elevating bracket 1330, and the LM block 1352 is head mounted. It slides along the LM rail 1202 disposed vertically on both front left and right sides of the bracket 1200.

An attachment roller pressurizing cylinder 1340 is provided below the first elevating bracket 1330. The attachment roller pressure cylinder 1340 is fixedly coupled to the lower portion of the first lifting bracket 1330 by a cylinder mount 1342, and the rod of the attachment roller pressure cylinder 1340 is attached to the second lifting bracket 1350. Combined. LM blocks 1352 are provided at both end portions of the second elevating bracket 1350, and the LM blocks 1352 are disposed along the LM rails 1354 vertically disposed at both front left and right sides of the head mounting bracket 1200. Is sliding. The roller bracket 1360 is fixedly coupled to the lower left and right sides of the second lifting bracket 1350, and the attachment roller 1370 is rotatably mounted to the roller bracket 1360.

On the other hand, a vacuum head pressurizing means 1380 is provided on the rear side of the head mounting bracket 1200. The vacuum head pressurizing means 1380 pressurizes the tip of the vacuum head 720 of the window film rotation transfer unit E and tilts the vacuum head 720 downward so as to be sucked and held by the vacuum head 720. The film is a means for contacting the surface of the touch panel seated on the panel stage 150 of the panel rotation transfer unit (A). As shown in FIG. 23, the vacuum head pressurizing means 1380 includes a servo motor 1138, a ball screw 1383, a roller mounting bracket 1388, and a pressure roller 1384.

The servo motor 1382 is vertically fixed to the rear surface of the head mounting bracket 1200 by the motor bracket 1386. A ball screw 1383 is coupled to the servo motor 1382, the ball screw 1383 is screwed with a nut block 1385, and the nut block 1385 is mounted on a roller mounting bracket 1388. One side of the roller mounting bracket (1388) is mounted on the pressure roller (1384) by a separate bracket. Accordingly, when the server motor is operated, the roller mounting bracket 1388 is lowered by the screw action of the ball screw 1383 and the nut block 1385, so that the vacuum head 720 of the window film rotation transfer unit E described above is lowered. ) Press the tip to tilt it. At this time, the surface of the pressure roller (1384) is preferably urethane coating treatment to prevent damage or wear of the vacuum head 720 by the pressure of the tip of the vacuum head 720 and to achieve a buffering effect.

Meanwhile, a panel imaging camera LC is mounted at the center of the upper front of the head mounting bracket 1200. The panel imaging camera LC is a camera for acquiring contour image data of the touch panel mounted on the panel stage 150. The panel imaging camera LC is mounted downward on the head mounting bracket 1200 as shown in FIG. And it is preferable that it is configured to be movable up, down, left and right by up and down and left and right cylinders. The alignment method of the touch panel using the panel imaging camera LC will be described later.

FIG. 24 sequentially shows a process in which the window film is attached to the surface of the touch panel by the window film attachment unit G having such a configuration.

First, the panel stage 150 of the panel rotation transfer unit (A) is rotated in a state in which the touch panel is seated, and at this time, the bottom bar (172) of the horizontal bar 172 of the fixed chuck 170 is the panel stage 150 The panel stage 150 is rotated while being fixed to the center side of the turntable 110 as it is caught and fixed to the locking member 160. Figure 24 (a) shows a side view of the initial state that the specific panel stage 150 reaches the window film attachment unit (G). As shown, the panel stage 150 is fixed by the fixing chuck 170, the Y-axis alignment plate 910, X-axis alignment plate 920, rotor 930 of the panel alignment means 900 ), The rotation alignment plate 940 and the gripping chuck 950 is located on the lower outside of the turntable 110, the upper end of the turntable 110, the end plate vacuum of the turn plate 710 of the window film rotation transfer unit (E) The head 720 is positioned, and the attachment roller 1370 of the window film attachment means 1000 is disposed above the end of the vacuum head 720.

Then, the panel alignment means 900 transfers the panel stage 150 to the outer end side of the turn base for alignment and attachment of the touch panel seated on the panel stage 150. These operations are shown sequentially in Figs. 24B and 24C. First, as shown in (b) of FIG. 24, the cylinder 176 under the fixed chuck 170 expands and the fixed chuck 170 rises, thereby causing the locking protrusion 173 to extend the panel stage 150. The panel stage 150 is released from the locking member 160 of the). At the same time, according to the operation of the Y-axis driving motor 912, the ball screw 914 is rotated so that the components of the upper layer including the Y-axis alignment plate 910 and the gripping chuck 950 together of the panel stage 150 The gripper 950 is horizontally moved downward to grip the horizontal plate 156 connected to the panel stage 150.

Then, as shown in (c) of FIG. 24, the Y-axis driving motor 912 is rotated in reverse so that the components of the upper layer thereof, including the Y-axis alignment plate 910 and the gripping chuck 950, are again reversed. It is horizontally moved to the lower side of the panel imaging camera LC provided on the front upper side of the head mounting bracket (1200). The window film from which the protective film is removed is sucked and gripped on the vacuum head 720, and as shown, one end of the window film is gripped with the vacuum head 720 protruding outward. Then, the tilt cylinder 760 installed on the turn plate 710 is expanded so that the tip of the vacuum head 720 is tilted upward. In this state, one end of the window film protruding from the vacuum head 720 is photographed by the window film imaging camera PC positioned below the vacuum head 720 so that the edge outline image data is controlled. Stored in memory (not shown). Then, the touch panel seated on the panel stage 150 of the panel rotation transfer unit A is photographed by the panel imaging camera LC provided on the front side of the head mounting bracket 1200, and the corner contour image data is controlled by the controller ( It is stored in a memory (not shown) of the (not shown).

After the shooting is completed, the Y-axis alignment plate 910 is further moved, and as shown in FIG. 24 (d), the panel stage 150 is placed under the vacuum head 720 of the window film rotation transfer unit E. FIG. Is located. At this time, the control unit compares the stored image data of the window film and the image data of the touch panel, and then Y-axis drive motor 912, X-axis drive motor 924 and the cam of the panel alignment means 900 The operation of the driving motor 962 is controlled to align the orientation of the touch panel with the orientation of the window film. Then, in accordance with the expansion operation of the vacuum head pressure cylinder (1382), the pressure roller (1384) is lowered to press the tip of the vacuum head 720, accordingly, the tip of the vacuum head 720 is tilted downward to One end of the film contacts the surface of the touch panel seated on the panel stage 150. Then, in accordance with the expansion operation of the attachment roller pressurizing cylinder 1340, the attachment roller 1370 is lowered, and is sucked and gripped by the vacuum head 720, one end of the window film protruding out of the vacuum head 720 As pressed, one end of the window film is attached to the touch panel surface.

Then, as described above, in the state in which the attachment roller 1370 presses the window film to the touch panel surface, as shown in FIG. 24E, the Y-axis driving motor 912 operates according to the operation of the Y-axis driving motor 912. As the panel stage 150 reverses and returns to its original position, the attachment roller 1370 continuously presses the window film so that the window film is attached to the entire touch panel surface.

As described above, the touch panel to which the window film is attached is rotated by 90 ° while being fixed to the turntable 110 by the fixing chuck 170 and then picked up by the operator in the panel loading and unloading unit 100. And unloaded.

A: Panel rotation transfer unit 110: Turntable
114: incision 116: LM rail
120: DD motor 130: vacuum box
140: vacuum tube 142: header
150: panel stage 151: X-axis alignment plate
151a: LM block 151b: opening window
151c: LM rail 152: Y-axis alignment plate
152a: LM block 152b: rotor mounting hole
152c: bearing 153: rotor
153a: engaging protrusion 154: coupler
155: mounting block 156: horizontal plate
157: rotary alignment plate 157a: coupling groove
158: suction plate 160: locking member
161: bracket 162: hook
162a: locking groove 170: fixed chuck
172: horizontal bar 173: jamming projection
174: vertical rod 175: spring
176: cylinder B: first panel cleaning unit
210: horizontal transport means 220: first cleaning means
221: clean roll 221a: clean roll bracket
221b: connecting rod 222: transfer roll
222a: transfer roll bracket 222b: transfer roll support
223: air cylinder 224: support plate
225: lifting plate 226: LM bush
227: LM shaft 228: stopper
229: support bracket C: second panel cleaning unit
310: plasma head 320: mounting bracket
330: vertical support plate 340: LM guide
350: Ball screw 360: Screw handle
370: horizontal support plate 380: servo motor
390: Ball screw 392: LM guide
D: Window Film Loading Unit 400: Magazine
500: window film loading transfer 510: vertical frame
512: Case 514: Servo Motor
516: moving bracket 518: first lifting cylinder
520: end plate 522: first lifting plate
524: cylinder mounting plate 526: second lifting cylinder
528: end plate 530: second lifting plate
532: suction nozzle 534: slide rod
536: LM bush 538: base plate
540: horizontal bracket 542: support cylinder
544: vibration cylinder 550: window film detection means
552: air cylinder 554: chuck cylinder
556: tong 600: window film alignment transfer means
602: window film seating plate 610: first pushing member
612: Pushing bar 614: Vertical bracket
616: cylinder 620: second pushing member
622: pushing bar 624: vertical bracket
626: cylinder 630: cylinder support plate
640: support post 650: base plate
652: LM rail 660: lifting plate
662: LM bush 664: LM shaft
666: spring 668: finishing member
670: elevating driving member 672: elevating cylinder
674: tilt cam 675: LM block
677: Cam Follower 677a: Mounting protrusion
677b: roller 680: horizontal conveying member
682: motor E: window film rotation transfer unit
700: DD motor 701: motor shaft
702: motor plate 704: support base
706: support 710: turn plate
712: arm 720: vacuum head
722: adsorption pad 724: adsorption pad fixing plate
760: tilt cylinder 725,762: double clevis
716,763: 1 clevis 714: Vertical bracket
726: rotating shaft 728: shaft bracket
730: vacuum box 740: vacuum shaft
750: header F: protective film peeling unit
800: unwinding roller 810: peeling tape feed roller
812: tension roller 820: release roller
825: recovery roller 830: lifting cylinder
840: vertical support 842: support bracket
850: Ball screw 852: Servo motor
860: nut block G: window film attachment unit
900: panel alignment means 910: Y-axis alignment plate
912: Y-axis driving motor 914: Ball screw
916: LM Guide 920: X-axis Alignment Plate
922: LM Guide 924: X-axis drive motor
926: Ball screw 930: Rotor
940: rotation alignment plate 950: gripping chuck
960: Cam 962: Cam Drive Motor
964: Motor Bracket 970: Camp Follower
972: Cam Follower Bracket 1000: Window film attachment means
1100: support frame 1120: vertical support
1140: crossbar 1200: head mounting bracket
1202: LM rail 1300: window film attachment head
1310: motor 1320: ball screw
1322: nut block 1330: first lifting bracket
1332: LM block 1340: mounting roller pressurized cylinder
1342: cylinder mount 1350: second lifting bracket
1352: LM block 1354: LM rail
1360: roller bracket 1370: attachment roller
1380: vacuum head pressurizing means 1382: vacuum head pressurizing cylinder
1384: pressure roller 1386: cylinder bracket
1388: roller mounting bracket 100: loading unloading unit

Claims (9)

A panel rotation transfer unit which rotates and transports the touch panel from which the protective film has been removed to the predetermined different process positions;
A panel cleaning unit to remove foreign substances from the surface of the touch panel transferred by the panel rotation transfer unit;
A window film loading unit which horizontally moves after picking up and picking up the window film to be attached to the touch panel;
A window film rotation transfer unit which sucks and grips the window film supplied from the window film loading unit and sequentially rotates the window film to different process units;
A protective film peeling unit for peeling off the protective film on the surface of the window film conveyed by the window film rotation transfer unit;
After the protective film is removed by the protective film peeling unit and the panel alignment means for aligning the touch panel rotated again by the window film rotation transfer unit in the X-axis, Y-axis and θ direction, and protects the surface of the touch panel It comprises a window film attachment unit consisting of a window film attachment means for attaching the window film is removed film;
The panel rotation transfer unit,
DD motor;
A turntable which is sequentially rotated at a predetermined angle according to the driving of the DD motor, the turntable including a cutout formed through the cutout to be radially spaced apart from the center and cut outward from the center;
Arranged above each of the turntables in the respective direction of the turntable, the touch panel is sucked and deposited by vacuum, and horizontally reciprocated in the center direction of the turntable and the outward direction where the cutout is formed, and the stacked touch panels are moved on the X-axis, Y A panel stage aligned in the axial direction and the θ direction;
Each of the turntable is provided on the center side, window film automatic attachment device, characterized in that it comprises a fixing chuck to secure each panel panel stage.
delete The method of claim 1,
The panel stage,
A plate member that is linearly moved in the X-axis direction from the center of the turntable 110 toward the outside to align the touch panel in the X-axis direction, and the left and right sides of the turntable 110 are slidably movable with the LM rails provided on the left and right sides of the cuttable. An X-axis alignment plate to which an LM block to be coupled is fixedly coupled, an opening window is formed at a central portion thereof, and an LM rail is coupled to both left and right sides of the opening window in a Y-axis direction;
Located on the upper layer of the X-axis alignment plate, the plate member is linearly moved in the Y-axis direction to align the touch panel in the Y-axis direction, the lower left and right both sides of the LM rail provided on the left and right sides of the upper surface opening window of the X-axis alignment plate An LM block coupled to be slidably movable, and a Y-axis alignment plate having a rotor mounting groove at a central portion thereof;
A rotor inserted into the rotor mounting groove at the center of the Y-axis alignment plate to be rotatably mounted;
A mounting block penetrating the opening window of the X-axis alignment plate from below and coupled to a lower portion of the rotor passing through the rotor mounting groove of the Y-axis alignment plate;
A horizontal plate fixedly coupled to a lower portion of the mounting block;
The adsorption plate is coupled to the upper portion of the rotor and the adsorption plate for adsorbing and stacking the touch fan by the vacuum on the upper surface, the window film comprising a rotation alignment plate rotated with the rotor to align the touch panel in the θ direction Automatic attachment device.
The method of claim 3,
The fixed chuck includes a horizontal bar disposed horizontally in the Y-axis direction at an upper portion of the center side of the turntable, and a vertical bar coupled vertically to the lower left and right sides of the horizontal bar and installed through the turntable. A left and right end is formed with a vertical projection, a lower portion of the vertical rod is provided with a cylinder for raising and lowering the vertical rod, the spring is fitted to the lower outer peripheral surface of the vertical rod;
On the side of the Y-axis alignment plate of the panel stage is provided with a locking member that is engaged with the lower locking projection of the horizontal bar of the fixing chuck, the locking member is a bracket fixedly coupled to the side of the Y-axis alignment plate, the left and right ends of the bracket It is provided with a window film automatic attachment device, characterized in that consisting of a locking groove formed with a locking groove so that the locking projection of the fixed chuck is inserted in the center.
The method of claim 1,
The panel cleaning unit is an automatic window film attachment device, characterized in that any one of a clean roll cleaning method and a plasma reforming cleaning method.
The method of claim 5,
The clean roll cleaning method panel cleaning unit,
A roller for cleaning the surface of the touch panel while being in direct contact with the upper surface of the touch panel seated on the panel rotation transfer unit, and being rotated by friction, the rotation roll being supported by a clean roll bracket from side to side and mounted freely rotatable; A transfer roll for transferring and removing contaminants on the surface of the clean roll by engaging with the clean roll on one side of the clean roll, a transfer roll bracket rotatably supporting the transfer roll, left and right sides and a transfer roll of the clean roll bracket. A connecting rod connecting the brackets to each other, an air cylinder supported on a support plate spaced a predetermined distance from the top of the clean roll bracket, and arranged so that the rod is directed upward, and coupled to the end of the air cylinder to expand or expand the air cylinder. An elevating plate that is lifted and lowered by contraction, and vertically penetrates through the elevating plate and the support plate. A first cleaning means including an LM shaft having a lower end fixed to the clean roll bracket, and an LM bush mounted on an upper surface of the support plate and guiding the LM shaft to slide smoothly in a vertical direction; ;
And a horizontal transfer means for horizontally moving the first cleaning means in the X-axis direction in which the panel stage is located.
The method of claim 5,
The plasma reformed cleaning method panel cleaning unit,
It includes a plasma head for generating a plasma on the upper surface of the touch panel seated on the panel rotation transfer unit, the plasma head is mounted on the upper front end of the mounting bracket having a 'b' shape to the lower touch panel It is arranged to discharge the plasma, the mounting bracket is coupled to the vertical support plate LM guide in the rear side and is moved vertically by the ball screw and screw handle is configured to be manually adjustable height adjustment, the vertical support plate is Supported from the bottom by a horizontal support plate, the horizontal support plate is configured to be horizontally moved and returned to the panel stage by the servo motor and the ball screw, LM guides are provided on the left and right sides of the ball screw to horizontal movement of the horizontal support plate Window film automatic attachment, characterized in that configured to be guided stably Device.
The method of claim 3,
The panel alignment means,
Plate member horizontally moved to the inside and outside of the turntable of the panel rotation transfer unit, the lower part is configured to be horizontally movable on the Y axis by the ball screw rotated by the Y-axis drive motor, the horizontal movement on both left and right guides stably Y-axis alignment plate is provided with an LM guide for;
A plate member positioned above the Y-axis alignment plate and horizontally moved in the X-axis direction, the Y-axis alignment plate and the LM guide are slidably coupled to each other, and are arranged in the X-axis direction. An X-axis alignment plate slidably moved in the X-axis direction by a screw;
A rotor rotatably mounted on an upper portion of the X-axis alignment plate;
A rotational alignment plate coupled to the upper portion of the rotor and rotationally aligned by the rotor;
An eccentric cam that is rotationally driven by a cam drive motor fixedly mounted to the Y axis alignment plate;
A cam follower in contact with an outer circumferential surface of the cam, the cam follower linearly reciprocating according to an eccentric rotation of the cam;
The cam follower is mounted on one side, and the other end is coupled to an upper surface of one side of the rotational alignment plate, so that the rotation alignment plate is rotated by an angle on the rotor when the cam follower is reciprocally linearly moved by the rotation of the cam. A follower bracket;
And a gripping chuck provided on an upper surface of the rotation alignment plate, and holding a horizontal plate coupled to a lower portion of the panel stage.
The method of claim 3,
The window film attachment means,
A support frame installed between the panel rotation transfer unit and the window film rotation transfer unit;
A head mounting bracket fixedly coupled to the center of the support frame;
The window film attachment head which is mounted on the bottom of the head mounting bracket so as to be lifted and lowered, presses the window film absorbed and held by the window film rotation transfer unit downward, and attaches the window film to the touch panel surface seated on the panel rotation transfer unit. Including;
The window film attachment head has a motor disposed vertically in the upper center of the head mounting bracket, a ball screw rotated according to the operation of the motor, and a nut block coupled to the ball screw to be mounted according to the rotation of the ball screw. A first elevating bracket that is lowered, a second elevating bracket which is provided at the lower portion of the first elevating bracket, and an elevating elevating bracket, a roller bracket fixedly coupled to both left and right sides of the lower elevating bracket, and rotatable to the roller bracket; And an attachment roller to be mounted, and an attachment roller pressurizing cylinder coupled to a lower portion of the first elevating bracket to elevate the second elevating bracket.
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