Jiuju Automation
Detailed parameters of the outer rotor automatic dispensing and insertion of magnet steel machine
- Product Name:Outer Rotor Automatic Dispensing and Insertion Magnet Machine
- Process:Rotor automatic dot ab dispensing, insertion of magnets, press-fit
- Product Applications:Abnormal rotor, AB glue, magnetic steel sheet, etc.
- Industry Applications:New energy motors, automotive motors, micro motors, etc.
- Work efficiency:800-1800PCS/H
- Operator:1 person
- Design Advantage:Adopt modular structure design, space-saving, simple debugging operation, automatic detection and assembly, IO communication control system, full-station detection and identification sensors, can be connected to the MES system, a wealth of expansion modules, convenient for subsequent upgrading and overhaul.
Product Overview:
Outer rotor automatic magnet insertion machine, to realize the automatic assembly of rotor magnets of large and small diameters, complete the rotor manual loading, magnet clip loading, automatic calibration, automatic mounting, automatic dispensing, automatic pressing, automatic curing and other processes, in order to improve the assembly efficiency of the rotor, to reduce the labor intensity of manpower, to enhance the stability of the product, applied to the assembly of the magnet lamination of high-power rotor, and at the same time, has a strong generality, easy to maintain and other special features. At the same time, it has strong versatility, simple operation, easy maintenance and other special features, widely used in the assembly of magnetic steel with magnet;
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions on selection, process and delivery. To learn more, contact us directly.
Q1. Which steps of outer-rotor magnet bonding does this machine handle?
From manual loading to unloading, magazine feeding, auto alignment, magnet placement, dispensing, pressing and curing all run on the same machine. Placement is set by the auto-alignment unit, and dispensing volume follows the adhesive and magnet size.
More motor equipment FAQsQ2. How are weak bonding and adhesive overflow controlled?
Alignment and pressing are the two decisive steps. Magnets are aligned before placement, then pressed and cured after dispensing, with bond-line thickness governed by the pressing stroke. Adhesive volume and curing parameters are calibrated on your adhesive during trial production and stored in the program.
More motor equipment FAQsQ3. Rotor diameters vary a lot in our range - can one machine cover them?
The machine is built around a diameter range and shares fixtures within a series; changeover means swapping fixtures and recalling parameters. Where the spread is very wide, two machines sized for the most-used diameters usually serve better than one oversized unit.
More motor equipment FAQsQ4. How are the magnets fed - one by one by hand?
No. Magnets are fed from a magazine and released piece by piece by the mechanism on cycle, while the operator only loads and unloads rotors. Magazines are made to the magnet size, so a different magnet means a different magazine plus the matching parameter set.
More motor equipment FAQsQ5. Is curing done on the machine or in a separate oven?
On the machine. After placement, dispensing and pressing, the rotor goes straight into curing without being moved to another unit. Curing parameters are calibrated on your adhesive during trial production and then stored in the program.
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