Guarding a Welding Robot Cell

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BEVEILIGEN VAN EEN LAS ROBOT

Machine safety in the automotive industry

Prevent an unwanted restart by having each operator take a safety key with them into the cell.

Machine guards are placed around a robot to protect employees and prevent the process from being unintentionally interrupted. Access to this robot cell can be controlled with a trapped key interlock system. After an access request, the cycle will be completed and the power supply gets electrically isolated (controlled access).

Prevent unwanted restart

Controlled access into robot cells

TüV certified to SIL 3, Cat 4 and PLe

Controlled machine stop required.

Solenoid controlled key switch View Product range

Access lock with 3 safety keys

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Access request to enter the machine.

Access key gets released when the machine is safe to enter.

Every operator must bring a safety key when entering the cell. When all safety keys have been returned, the access key can be removed. View Product range

Machine guarding prevents physical access to the robot cell.