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Assembly Systems |
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![]() | Turn-Key Solutions:
no matter what the requirements are for a machine, Advanced Systems and
Controls has the in-house capability to design, assemble, and
commission, on time and on budget. |
![]() | Hardware Flexibility: the type of hardware used (motors, cylinders, valves, controls hardware, sensors, instrumentation, etc) can be specified by the customer. |
![]() | Process Analysis and Automation: with
years of experience building and commissioning assembly processes, our
team can analyze an existing or proposed process to determine
bottlenecks, improve flow rate, and decrease part rejects. |
![]() | Integration: we can provide a stand-alone, offline assembly machine, or we can integrate a machine into a new or existing process, including process tracking and data collection. |
![]() | Software Services:
our proprietary machine automation and digital signal processing
techniques result in a greater level of machine reliability, process
repeatability, and measurement accuracy. |
| Axle Assembly -- Ford RDU Assembly Process | ||
| Of the more than half-dozen axle assembly lines Advanced Systems and
Controls has produced, the Ford RDU assembly process is the fastest and most
complex. The line produces a full independent axle module (complete with CV shafts and clutch). The line features two parallel front-line assembly processes, each producing one axle every 45 seconds. The parallel processes are linked by crossover turntables, allowing sections to be bypassed easily. The back line processes all parts at double the speed of each front line: one axle assembly is produced every 24 seconds. The back line features three robot-loaded, parallel balancers, each of which can balance one assembly per 60 seconds. | ||
| System Type | rapid automated assembly process | |
| Controls Package | Siemens PLCs and HMIs industrial PCs | |
| Build Rate | 24 seconds per axle (800 units / shift) | |
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