Reis Group Holding Gmbh & Co. Kg

Elan Schaltelemente Gmbh & Co Kg

Thyssen Laser-technik Gmbh

Reis Gmbh & Co. Kg Maschinenfabrik

Reis Gmbh & Co., Maschinenfabrik

Reis Gmbh & Co. Maschinenfabrik Obernburg

Kuka Industries Gmbh

Eberhard Kroth

Axel Fischer

Wolfgang Zesch

Thomas Bischof

Friedrich Behr

Harald Danz

Franz Som

Andreas Hibert

Günter Neumann

Stefan Seiler

Rolf P Maisch

The invention relates to a method for adhering an object () having an adhesive tape () preferably having a liner (), wherein the object having the adhesive tape contacts and is applied to the object during transport of the object having the likewise transported adhesive tape and wherein the speed of the object and the speed of the adhesive tape are synchronized during the adhesion. In order to enable adhesion of the object without influencing the adhesive tape, whereby the adhesive effect could be negatively influenced, according to the invention the object is transported by means of a handling arrangement and both the velocity and acceleration curves of the object are transferred to the transport of the adhesive tape via an axis of the handling device.

Method and device for adhering an edge of a laminar object

In a method for robot-controlled cutting of workpieces to be joined by laser radiation, a first workpiece is arranged in vicinity of a second workpiece in a first position. A laser is focused onto the first workpiece. A contour of the first workpiece is cut with the laser beam; this contour is to be assembled and joined with the second workpiece. During cutting, a first spacing of a focal point of the laser beam from the second workpiece is repeatedly determined in a distance direction that is identically oriented during cutting and is adjusted to a direction of assembling the first and second workpieces. During cutting, a second spacing of a processing point of the laser beam from the second workpiece is maintained at a constant value.

Method and device for the robot-controlled cutting of workpieces to be assembled by means of laser radiation

A method for monitoring a handling device () that is used to guide an energy source (), wherein the energy source that applies energy to a work piece () is moved at a speed V inside a protective cabinet (). To allow the energy source to be moved relative to a work piece, without inadmissible temperature increases occurring, it is proposed that the speed of the energy source () moved inside the chamber be established as the current speed V, that the current speed Vof the energy source () be compared with a minimum speed Vthat is dependent upon the power being emitted by the energy source, and that if the current speed should fall below the minimum speed Vat least the energy source () shall be switched off immediately or following expiration of an allowable period of time below this minimum speed.

Method for monitoring a device used to guide an energy source such as a handling device

A buckling arm robot for machining workpieces with laser radiation has at least a first axis, a second axis, a third axis, a fourth axis, and a fifth axis. A laser device is arranged in the second axis and configured to emit a laser beam. The laser beam emitted by the laser device is guided within the third, fourth, and fifth axes before striking a workpiece to be machined.

Buckling arm robot

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Obernburg, Germany

Eberhard Kroth