A Crystal Clear Solution
Handling large glass panels is a challenge. Manual loading and unloading into harp racks, L-racks, and slotted racks pose safety risks and slow production. Variability in positioning, glass dimensions, and accessibility have made it difficult to automate these tasks, requiring hazardous manual handling.
Until now.
QComp’s robotic glass rack automation ensures faster handling, precision placement, and dramatically improved safety, reducing costly workplace injuries and inefficiencies.
Safety By the Numbers
Glass manufacturing reports 4.3 recordable nonfatal injuries per 100 workers, higher than chemical manufacturing and construction
A large flat glass unit can weigh more than 1,000 pounds
Advanced 3D Vision and Sensor Technology
Accommodate variations in size, thickness, and positioning
Specialized End-of-Arm Tooling
Extract delicate glass panels from narrow spaces with ease
Scalable Parametric Programming
Eliminate the need for extensive pre-programming for various glass sizes
Innovative Cable & Pneumatic Hose Management
Ensure protection of power supplies to deliver maximum uptime
Seamless Integration with Existing Systems
Work within your current manufacturing environment and production systems
Expert Installation & Attentive Service
Count on timely, budget-friendly installation, training, support, and service
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