How to apply a constant force along a path.
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Hi everybody, and Happy New Year,
I'm working on an welding application where I have a lot of problem with the geometry of the components to weld.
The parts are not regular, they are sometimes curved instead of being straight.
As the process requires to push the tool against the parts to weld, the solution would be to apply a force on my tool in order to constantly be in contact with the parts. (I'd like to control it in X and Y ; See attached pic)
On the other hand, this is very difficult for me to install a sensor close to the tool, because I have no place available for it.
I was expecting to be able to apply this force directly with the robot, but I haven't found how to do.
Is ther someone who could guide me?
PS: I have an IRB 6700 leased to develop the application for my customer
Thanks a lot.
I'm working on an welding application where I have a lot of problem with the geometry of the components to weld.
The parts are not regular, they are sometimes curved instead of being straight.
As the process requires to push the tool against the parts to weld, the solution would be to apply a force on my tool in order to constantly be in contact with the parts. (I'd like to control it in X and Y ; See attached pic)
On the other hand, this is very difficult for me to install a sensor close to the tool, because I have no place available for it.
I was expecting to be able to apply this force directly with the robot, but I haven't found how to do.
Is ther someone who could guide me?
PS: I have an IRB 6700 leased to develop the application for my customer
Thanks a lot.
Regards
Cornet Raymond
Manager
LUXROBOTIC programming Sàrl
+352 621 354 570
raymond.cornet@luxrobotic.com
http://www.luxrobotic.com
PC HP ZBook 17 G3
intel Core i7 6700HQ 2.59 GHz
RAM 16GB
HDD 1TB
NVIDIA Quadro M1000M
Cornet Raymond
Manager
LUXROBOTIC programming Sàrl
+352 621 354 570
raymond.cornet@luxrobotic.com
http://www.luxrobotic.com
PC HP ZBook 17 G3
intel Core i7 6700HQ 2.59 GHz
RAM 16GB
HDD 1TB
NVIDIA Quadro M1000M
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Hi
Take a look at ABB Function Package for Force Control or the option Softmove
Regards
Knud Erik Lindberg
Jorgensen Engineering0 -
Hi Knud,
thanks for you reply.
I'm in contact with my local dealer for making test with the Force Control Package.
Regards
Cornet Raymond
Manager
LUXROBOTIC programming Sàrl
+352 621 354 570
raymond.cornet@luxrobotic.com
http://www.luxrobotic.com
PC HP ZBook 17 G3
intel Core i7 6700HQ 2.59 GHz
RAM 16GB
HDD 1TB
NVIDIA Quadro M1000M0
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