Here is a robotic stacking system we built for a pellet manufacturer.... Anyone want the same at their house to de-stack skids? LOL...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEq1Cmn58FM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEq1Cmn58FM
j-takeman said:Robots are cool and never complain of back aches!
I get to tinker with some small arms in the day job. But we only need to handle parts that weigh just ounces. Not 40 pound loads. Interesting to say the least.
Can you share what mill its working at? I could only see plain bags. Are these industrial grade fuel? Sorry for all the question's! :red:
NATE379 said:My brother, along with a couple other guys, is in charge of the production line of S&W (the gun company). He was showing me the code on just ONE CNC machine to do what I thought was a fairly simple operation, and it was pages long. It was all jibber jabber to me, but to him it made complete sense.
3650 said:when i was 15 i was the robot palletizer. i used to stack 80lb seed corn bags in layer of 5, 10 high, maybe more. i stood in one of two 3 sided boxes with the conveyor over head. id stand on the layers as they formed until the box was full then jump over into the other box. never got behind the bag sewer. took about five minutes to build a stack. i did this all day long. how i envied those fork truck drivers and prayed for the bag filler to drop a bag. i got a lot of respect for being able to keep up with the sewerbut paying for it now with a worn out back.
tjnamtiw said:3650 said:when i was 15 i was the robot palletizer. i used to stack 80lb seed corn bags in layer of 5, 10 high, maybe more. i stood in one of two 3 sided boxes with the conveyor over head. id stand on the layers as they formed until the box was full then jump over into the other box. never got behind the bag sewer. took about five minutes to build a stack. i did this all day long. how i envied those fork truck drivers and prayed for the bag filler to drop a bag. i got a lot of respect for being able to keep up with the sewerbut paying for it now with a worn out back.
Wow, I'd love to see a few of the OWS guys take THAT JOB! I think we've forgotten how hard people used to really work, starting with our grandmothers!
ScotL said:Hi Guys,
Noticed this thread a little while ago. I've been working on our new bagging line for the last few months and, now that it's operational, I've taken a short video for you. I only had my little Kodak photo camera to take the video with so the resolution isn't that great, but it's still ok.
Video is here: http://youtu.be/mmXdArzBeG0
ScotL said:Hi Guys,
Noticed this thread a little while ago. I've been working on our new bagging line for the last few months and, now that it's operational, I've taken a short video for you. I only had my little Kodak photo camera to take the video with so the resolution isn't that great, but it's still ok.
Video is here: http://youtu.be/mmXdArzBeG0
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