Overview
Assembly robots combine parts, fasten them, press-fit components and test the result. SCARA and small 6-axis robots offer the speed and accuracy needed for small-part assembly.
We build stand-alone cells and conveyor-linked assembly lines including feeders, vision, tightening and inspection.
How It Works
- Parts are fed by vibratory bowls, trays or vision-guided feeders
- Robots place parts into fixtures or onto the main component
- Screw-driving, pressing or gluing follows
- Automatic inspection and marking complete the cycle
What's Included in the System
- SCARA or 6-axis robot
- Feeders and part trays
- Screw-driving system and torque control
- Vision for part location and inspection
- Marking, testing and data logging
Benefits
- Consistent assembly quality
- Faster cycle times
- Full traceability
- Flexible changeover between variants
Industry Facts & Standards
- SCARA robots are the fastest choice for planar, top-down assembly; six-axis robots suit parts approached from several angles
- Torque monitoring records every fastening, which gives traceability for each unit
- Vision can locate parts and inspect adhesive beads in the same cell
- Cobots are useful for low-volume, high-mix stations, provided the risk assessment covers the tool and workpiece
- Standards and safety: ISO 10218 for industrial robots; ISO/TS 15066 when a collaborative robot works beside people.
- Figures are typical ranges from public industry sources, not Zhiyan project results.
What We Need to Prepare a Quotation
Please send us the following and we will reply with a proposal:
- Part size and number of components
- Tolerances and torque requirements
- Target output per hour
Robot Brands We Integrate for This Application
Frequently Asked Questions
SCARA or 6-axis for assembly?
SCARA robots are fastest for planar tasks. 6-axis robots are better when parts are approached from several angles.