This project combines an SCH100 robot with a custom linear track, dedicated bag-handling tooling and a bag-opening station. The cell connects bag pickup, transfer, material discharge and subsequent packaging-bag transfer.
Configuration
The video shows a customer-specific installation with a linear track. The standard SCH100 configuration does not include a linear track. The track shown here was configured for this customer's site requirements.
At this site, stacked bags are positioned alongside the bag-opening and feeding equipment. The robot picks up a bag from the stack, transfers it to the feeding station, and then moves the packaging bag to a separate receiving position. The project brings the robot, linear track, dedicated tooling and feeding station together as one bag-handling cell.
The on-site workflow
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Pick up a bag
The robot moves to the pickup position. Its end-of-arm tooling engages the bag and lifts it from the stack.
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Transfer to the station
Vertical motion, rotation and linear-track travel bring the bag to the opening and feeding area.
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Open and discharge
The bag is opened and its contents are discharged into the receiving unit below.
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Transfer the packaging bag
After discharge, the robot moves the packaging bag to an adjacent receiving position for subsequent collection.
What this project combines
An SCH100 robot for bag pickup, lifting and transfer between operating positions.
A customer-specific linear track coordinated with the robot to cover the site's pickup and feeding positions.
Dedicated bag-handling tooling working with the bag-opening and feeding station.
Packaging-bag transfer after discharge, connecting material feeding with subsequent bag collection.
Planning a similar bag-opening and feeding cell?
Send bag dimensions, packaging material, unit weight, stack and inlet positions, target throughput and a site layout. These inputs help us assess SCH100 suitability and whether a linear track or other project-specific equipment is needed.
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