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Robotics Lab

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Equipment Code : 3328933

Make : Kuka

Model : KUKA KR210-6axis

Institution : National Institute of Technology (NIT) Tiruchirappalli

Department : Siemens Centre of Excellence in Manufacturing

Funding Agency Details : 0

Pooling of Equipment slot :   No

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PRISM Service Category (About PRISM) : D

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Description : Robots play an important role in the manufacturing industry, ensuring that the quality of the product is not compromised and the production volumes are met. In the Robotics Lab we would teaching the students to understand the working principals of a Robot, how to program it and apply it to an application. Resistive Spot Welding is a process in which contacting metal surfaces are joined by the heat obtained from resistance to electric current. 1. Resistance welding is not recommended for aluminium, copper or copper alloys . Use for steel and stainless steel only. 2. For more heat (amperage output), use shorter tongs. 3. For units without a heat control, tong length can be used for a control. 4. For instance, for thin metals where you want less heat, longer tongs can be used. 5. Keep in mind that longer tongs can bend, and you may lose pressure at the weld.

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