Customer pain points: invisible hidden dangers drag high-end manufacturing

A well-known car lamp manufacturer once faced a thorny process bottleneck-injection molded transparent lampshades always leave fine dust on the surface before entering the coating process. These particles, which are hundreds of times finer than hair, are like black sesame seeds scattered on glass under the microscope, resulting in pitting visible to the naked eye after coating. To make matters worse, static electricity generated by friction between plastic materials and air makes lampshades absorb new dust like magnets. Workers have to repeatedly use ion fans and brushes in dust-free workshops, which not only affects the yield but also slows down the production rhythm.

Break the moment: to the mechanical arm equipped with "intelligent gas broom 」

The team of engineers creatively combined the two technologies: the cyclone nozzle carried by the six-axis robotic arm is like a precise "air scalpel", ejecting a spiral airflow 3cm away from the lampshade. This specially designed air flow through fluid mechanics can not only peel off the dust attached to the curved groove, but also not blow the dust into the air like a traditional high-pressure air gun. Followed by the ion neutralization module, like an "electronic eraser" to instantly eliminate surface static electricity, to prevent secondary pollution.