A handling device for picking up an item, moving it and placing it in another location. Such devices are usually mechanically driven and follow a fixed sequence of motions.
An inspection station is used, within a manufacturing system, to check that the process has been correctly operated and that the parts do not present defects.
A riveting station operates permanent connections between parts by plastic deformation of specific parts called rivets. A rivet is a cylindrical shaft with usually a head on one of its end. During the riveting operation, the rivet is placed in a hole and the tail withouth a head is deformed so that it expands its diameter, holding the rivet in place.
An insertion station automatically inserts components on a module or assembly (e.g. inserting electronic components on a printed circuit board).
Conveyor Buffer with capacity of 5 pallets
A packaging station collect a set of parts and arrange them into their packages.
Assembly line. An assembly system consists of facilities that are utilized for the assembly of a product or products, characterized by rigid or loose chaining of individual assembly work stations. An assembly line is a specific class of assembly systems where several work stations are linked together according to the sequence of operations required. Hence, the routing of the parts and the sequence of operations is given. This assembly line is devoted to the assembly of a hinge for furniture.