Sika Technology Ag

Aksys Gmbh

Cww-gerko Akustik Gmbh

Faist Chemtech Gmbh

Ernst Hotz

Josef Polak

Wolf-Peter Sander

Christoph Freist

Gerd Mannebach

Joachim Oster

A method for applying, in particular for evenly pressing across a surface, a component to a construction part by way of a manipulator, by receiving the component to be applied by means of a first vacuum pressure in a first interstice between a supporting member and the component, displacing the manipulator with the component towards the construction part, disposing the component at at least one partial surface of the construction part by way of the manipulator, where, during disposing, a second vacuum pressure is generated in a second interstice between the supporting member and the construction part, and mounting the component at the construction part by increasing the difference between the first and second vacuum pressures, where the manipulator continuously maintains the first vacuum pressure until completion of arrangement and at least partial attachment of the component at the construction part.

Method and device for applying an element to a component part by use of a manipulator

The invention relates to a method and a device for applying films () to interior wall sections of the bodywork () of a vehicle with the aid of an instrument or robot () comprising a multi-membered articulated arm () and gripping elements () for the films. To reduce the mounting time, the robot () is driven through an opening () in the interior of the bodywork (), the films () to be applied are transported by transport elements () to the vicinity of the interior or into the interior of the bodywork () and the delivered films () are taken from the transport elements by the robot () and its gripping elements () and are applied to the respective interior wall sections.

Method and devices for applying films to interior wall sections of vehicle bodywork

A bitumen film containing magnetic powder is heated prior to magnetization to a temperature enabling the magnetic powder particles to be oriented according to the effect of the magnetic field. The bitumen film is sufficiently cooled after magnetization in order to preserve the magnetization, whereby the orientation of the magnetic powder particles, which is adjusted during magnetization, is maintained.

Method for producing and magnetising a bitumen film containing magnetic powder

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Ernst Hotz