[Surface Treatment Example] Solving the sticking of transport robots with release coating.

Achieving high-speed transport with robots. Improving adhesive troubles that hinder automation with fluorine and silicone-based release coatings.

■Sites Requiring Surface Treatment - Due to adhesion to transport claws and placement platforms for transported items, it has been difficult for grasped items to be released, hindering automation on the line. - Transport processes involving resin parts and hot melt adhesives before they cool and solidify, as well as label adhesive areas and food, are in a state that easily leads to sticking. ■Points of Innovation - By applying the appropriate coating, it is possible to prevent sticking of transported items. - Adhesion issues during transport are not easily resolved through soft solutions like teaching, and even if a release agent is applied to specific areas, its effectiveness can diminish quickly depending on the usage environment, necessitating frequent reapplication and increasing manual labor. In contrast, coatings improve sticking efficiently, have high functional durability, and expand the areas where robots can operate in fields requiring automation. ■Examples of Coatings for Improving Robot Transport Adhesion Issues - Bi-Coat(R) - MRS Coating (Silicone Coating) - Fluorine-based Silicone Convex Coating - Teflon(TM) Fluororesin Coating *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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