Robotic solution · Gist Point
Robotic painting
Paint, adhesives and sealants applied with the same thickness on every part.
Ideal for: Parts painted or sealed in series and processes with expensive material.
- More uniform, repeatable application
- Controlled process parameters
- Integration with booth and control systems
What it includes
What a cell comes with
Robot suited to the environment
With the protection needed for paint mist or the application area.
Gun or dispenser
Controls flow and fan pattern from the robot program.
Booth or station
With extraction and the safety the material requires.
Paths per part
A stored path for each reference.
What it is for
What gets automated
Material application is assessed by the part, the material, flow rate, and process conditions. We review booth, ventilation, atmosphere requirements, tooling, and control to define a robotic application that fits the existing installation.
- Painting parts and components
- Adhesive and sealant application
- Metered material dispensing
Clear expectations
What it can and cannot do
It can
- Apply uniform, repeatable coats.
- Use less material than manual application.
- Keep the operator away from solvents and vapors.
It cannot (without help)
- Correct a part that arrives dirty or poorly prepared.
- Paint cavities or areas the path cannot reach.
- Do without a booth, extraction and safety standards.
What it takes
Robots and models for this application
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can painting be automated in an existing booth?
Booth, ventilation, atmosphere requirements, and control are assessed; integration can adapt to the current installation.
Does it also apply adhesives and sealants?
Yes: dispensing of adhesives, sealants, and other materials, with parameters defined per application.
How is application quality controlled?
Through process parameters, defined paths, and validation on real parts before commissioning.
Guides
Guides on robotic painting
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Want to automate this process?
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