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Putty Heated Pumps for OEMs Production Line

Post category:Automotive Electrical Hardware Engineering Projects
Post published:2000-03-13

Date: 2000.Developed by ASM Dimatec.Clients: numerous vehicle manufacturers.Authors: Raúl Bartolomé Castro and other engineers.Contribution of Raúl: electrical designer. Creation of schematics in ePAN, selection of electrical elements and creation of electrical documentation.Market: automotive subsidiary.Product category: industrial machinery. The project consisted of heated pumps for the application of putty, which is applied at the junction between bodywork and glass as a sealing method. The pump is optimized for the extraction of very low viscosity fluids. All the hoses are heated, as well as the piston, valves, etc. The electrical control box is made up of PLCs, magnetothermics, electromechanical relays and solid…

Sheet Stacker for Ford Production Line

Post category:Electrical Hardware Engineering Projects
Post published:2000-02-01

Date: 1999 - 2000.Developed by ASM Dimatec.Customers: Ford.Authors: Raúl Bartolomé Castro and other engineers.Contribution of Raúl: electrical designer. Creation of schematics in ePLAN, selection of electrical elements and creation of electrical documentation.Market: automotive subsidiary.Product category: industrial machinery. This system consisted of a press line and the sheet unstacking system. The de-stacking was implemented using a robot, which extracted the sheets from the pile and introduced them in the first press. The security criteria were very severe: Pilz security automatons and all wiring with an emergency mechanism. The project was selected to carry out an audit of the QS9000, which is…

Putty Glass Application for Seat Production Line

Post category:Electrical Hardware Engineering Projects
Post published:2000-02-01

Date: 2000.Developed by ASM Dimatec.Clients: Seat.Authors: Raúl Bartolomé Castro and other engineers.Contribution of Raúl: electrical designer. Creation of schematics in ePAN, selection of electrical elements and creation of electrical documentation.Market: automotive subsidiary.Product category: industrial machinery. This machine consisted of applying putty to the car's rear window, made up of two well-differentiated blocks, one heated pumps and the other a Cartesian axle system for applying the putty. The most tedious part of the design consisted in the numbering of the terminals of the electrical cabinet, as well as the manual drawing of the same. In the illustration on the left you…