[Product Design Case] Computer-Controlled Spring Machine

A case that adopts a large-opening, space-saving, link-type sliding door.

"ASITA" is a machine cover development service provided by Adrise Co., Ltd. We would like to introduce a case where we designed the MCS-20 computer-controlled spring machine requested by Itaya Manufacturing Co., Ltd. The front door opens sideways, and since there is a need for set changes, we were asked to ensure that the opening is large while also considering a space-saving arrangement. After implementation, it was beneficial that they provided suggestions from both design and structural design perspectives, such as the link-type sliding door and the structure of the shooter. We received feedback expressing a desire to adopt this for other models as well. [Case Study] ■ Challenges - The door needs to open wide due to set changes. - Must comply with CE standards. - Minimize additional processing on the main body and attach the cover. - Support for the attachment and detachment of optional units is required. ■ Proposal - Adopted a link-type sliding door (plug door) for the structure of the front door. - Saved space when opening the doors to the left and right, allowing for a large opening. - Designed a structure that allows part of the front door and shooter to be detachable. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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