OMNI Engineering Services
AUTOMATED ASSEMBLY MACHINE - MEDICAL DEVICE

  • CUSTOMER:
  • It is the policy of OMNI Engineering Services Inc. not to disclose customer names and/or proprietary details of projects without the client's release to do so.

  • PROJECT REQUIREMENTS:
  • Design software which will control the automated assembly of a medical device. The machine has 24 stations and will monitor success or failure at each station and increment the product upon completion of all stations. Several stations will contain pick and place units which load and or unload product to the main assembly machine. The entire assembly consisting of twelve parts must be assembled in under four seconds. All errors and machine faults are to be displayed on the six foot marquee display. Operator control will be via several remote START - STOP buttons and the touch panel of the Panel View CRT.

  • PROJECT RESULTS:
  • The machine is running successfully and has achieved it's goal of under four second operation per part. During the course of the project, OMNI discovered and solved design issues which can cause problems when interfacing a PLC with the IMC product.

  • PROJECT BUILDING BLOCKS:
  • Allen Bradley PLC5/40 (4 remote racks)
    Allen Bradley Panel View
    Allen Bradley IMC 120 Servo Controller (4)
    Allen Bradley marquee display
    electronic shaft encoders (3)
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    OMNI Engineering Services, Inc.
    370 West Second Street, Suite 100
    Winona, MN  55987  USA
    Phone: 507.454.5293
    Fax: 507.453.0922 E-Mail: OMNI Engineering Services Inc.
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