At AMCo Automation, we build a wide variety of custom automation and machinery. These are our most recent projects.
Each robot in this 3 robot cell is fed via an indexing conveyor. The trimmers and end of arm tooling on the robots are sized for a specific product. A Fanuc 3DV vision system identifies and locates the specific product sized for each robot. The vision modifies pick and place positions so that the products are always trimmed correctly.
AMCo delivered a large quantity of charge cutters to a customer to reduce plastic waste by cutting extrusions to an accurate weight. They consist of 2 conveyors. The first conveyor is on a scale, directly off of the extruder. When a set weight is hit, a guillotine cutter cuts the extrusion. The second conveyor is for outfeed. The system has a built in PID loop, allowing for a second verification weight to continuously ensure the "target weight" is met.
This tig weld cell welds both 10mm tubing and 8mm tubing by utilizing interchangable tooling. An actuator sets the length from the end of the tube to the weld location. The operator can select from any of the preset "recipes" or create a new recipe using the HMI.
This P-350 45/iA was part of a hazardous location materials handling cell along with another P-350 and a P-40iA. The cell is located in a Class 1 Division 1 rated room. All electrical components in the room (robots, proximity switches, solenoid valves, and servos) were all rated and wired to meet the room classification. All mechanical devices (linear actuators, gearboxes, and indexers) were appropriatley ATEX rated for the room conditions.
AMCo built this station that verifies the correct torque was met during assembly. If the correct torque was met for the fittings then a label is printed for the assembled part.
This is a control enclosure for a plastics trimming machine that AMCo built. AMCo builds all of its custom control panels in house, and does custom controls work for various applications. AMCo has expertise in a wide variety of controls manufacturers including: Allen Bradley, Siemens, Wago, Pheonix Contact, Yaskawa, and many more.