Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Siemens Production & Logistics Systems Ag

Frank Barnowski

Mohammad Mehdianpour

Hans-Horst Grasmueller

Thomas Bachthaler

Mohammed Mehdianpour

Richard Numberger

Substrates can be transported on a top transporting section to component-fitting locations of a component-fitting apparatus. Conveying sections for substrates which are to be routed past the component-fitting locations are arranged on a number of conveying levels beneath the transporting section.

Assembly device comprising several transport lines for substrates to be assembled

A device is used for conveying printed board assemblies. Every segment of a conveyor line is provided, on both sides, with a conveyor cheek as the lateral border. Conveyor belts driven by wheels are mounted on the inner sides of the conveyor cheeks on vertically movable boards. On the upper edges of the conveyor cheeks, connector blocks are mounted on the inner side in the longitudinal direction. The connector blocks project beyond the movable boards in such a manner that, when the movable boards are lifted, the printed board is caught with its edge on both sides between the conveyor belt and the connector block.

Device for conveying printed boards

Device for feeding electrical components to a mounting machine

An mounting apparatus for mounting an electrical component onto a substrate of an electrical assembly. The mounting apparatus employs a compensating element to facilitate the component mounting operation. The compensating element includes a spring member and a damping member. The spring member applies an optimal contact pressure for securely mounting said component without damaging the component. The damping element acts to damp the spring member during so as to effectively reduce a spring force that acts on the mounting apparatus during the component delivery stage.

Method and apparatus for mounting electrical components that employs a compensation element

Device for feeding electric components to an assembly automaton

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München, Germany

Frank Barnowski