LCD Monitor Glue Strip Pressing

Customer Pain Points:

Manual glue strip pressing is difficult to maintain a straight line. Unequal force application may result in unfirm adhesion.

The edges of LCD screens are very thin, and can be easily damaged by manual labor.

Traditional automation equipment is hard to deliver satisfactory results, plus long downtime is required.

Solution:

A CR5S robot is equipped with a specialized end effector to handle vertical and horizontal pressing of multiple glue strips on both sides of the LCD panel. The CR5S is equipped with the SafeSkin to enable pre-collision detection for even safer human-machine collaboration.

Value Proposition:

Replaces 2 workers.

Reduces chance of workplace injuries.

Increases efficiency by 20%.

99% production yield.

Product Highlights:

The CRS series is equipped with the SafeSkin to automatically work around obstacles at no speed reduction to ensure safety and efficiency.

The series supports graphical programming and drag-to-teach for easy operation. A worker can get familiar with the CRS robots in 10 minutes. The robots can be redeployed without requiring much programming effort.

Choose The Right Robot For You

CR5S

High Performance Cobot with SafeSkin

25kg

900mm

±0.02mm

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LCD Monitor Glue Strip Pressing

LCD Monitor Glue Strip Pressing

Choose The Right Robot For You

CR5S

* The above data is the test results obtained by Dobot Laboratory under controlled experimental conditions, which may have slight differences from those in actual application scenarios.