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Achieving World Class Vehicles with Agile Fabrication Systems for. Achieving World Class Vehicles Table Top Hemmer. by. August 22, 2001. GSEG Supplies Engineering & Components with Proprietary Technology.
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Achieving World Class Vehicles with Agile Fabrication Systems for Achieving World Class Vehicles Table Top Hemmer by August 22, 2001
GSEG Supplies Engineering & Components with Proprietary Technology We integrate our proprietary technology and independent resources through our Company to deliver world class products for our customers Process Engineering / Design Proprietary Technology Suppliers Long Term Service & Support
GSEG Our Mission • Global in Our Outlook • Providing Best Practices in • Lean Processing • Virtual Factory design • Low Cost Sourcing • Functional Build GSEG is committed to eliminating waste, costly duplication of efforts and production start-up problems for our customers. We accomplish this by providing proprietary technologies and the simultaneous development and delivery of world class equipment from a single source through integrated subcontracts. The Company
Hemmer Design • Originally Designed for Cologne Tool & Die Operations • Over 50 installations in Ford of Europe • GSEG has exclusive world wide rights to sell the this hemmer design and technology (except to Ford)
Table Top Hemmer • Combination Electrical / Pneumatic Drive • Multiple Die Sets • Capable of 2 to 4 Models • Auto Die Change • 30 Second Model Change • Aluminium & Laser Welded Blank Capable
Specifications • Features • Hemmer & Fixture Operation Pneumatic / Pneumatic • Size (l/w/h) 2600x2500x1630 mm • Cycle Time (hem only) 14 sec. • Cycle Time (w/part transfer) 24 sec. • Quick Change Capable Yes • Cycle Time (w/tool transfer) 30 sec. • Cycle Time (w/part & tool transfer) 50 sec. • Part Loading / Transfer Method Robot or Shuttle • Full Periphery Hem Capable Yes – 2 Strokes/1 Station • Full Periphery w/Beltline Capable Yes • Full Periphery w/I/S Window Capable Yes • Full Periphery w/beltline and I/S Window Capable Yes • Optimum Open Flange Angle 90º • Max. Flange Angle Allowed 113º • Accessibility for Maintenance Yes • Hem Force (kg/mm) 10kg – 20kg/mm • Delivery • From P.O. to complete 24 Weeks
The History of Clinching / Hemming • Starts with High Speed Lines using Hydraulic Clinch Presses with Tool Change • Disadvantages • Requires Batch Build • Moves to Captive Lines with Table Top Hemmers (Electric or Hydraulic Drive) • Disadvantages • Model Specific • High Investment for Multiple Models
Manufacturing’s Requirements • Model Flexibility • Reusability • Model Changeover with Zero Production Loss • Maintainability • Accessibility of Clinch Steel • No Use of Hydraulics • Global Solution
New System Design Goals • Hemmer Family to suit the whole Range of Models • Model Related Clinch Dies and Reusable Facility • Quick Die Change • Use of Production Die for Prototypes • Modular Design / Construction • Easy Access for Maintenance • Simplify Drive System
Modular Design Pneumatic / Pneumatic Drive Die Set Frame Air Drive
UNIT FOR DIE POSTIONING AND CLAMPING UPPER FRAME PLATE POWER CONNECTION (STATION) LIFT TABLE GUIDE FOR DIE SET FRAME ELECTRIC DRIVE (WAY) FORCE TRANSMITTER LOWER FRAME PLATE AIR CUSHION (FORCE) Station
UPPER DIE PLATE 90° STEELS POWER CONNECTION (DIE) CAM CAM DRIVE LOWER DIE PLATE 45° STEELS Die Set
Table Top Hemmer Load Condition • Lifter Down • Hem Steels Out Operations Sequence • Load Part • Hem Steels In • Electric Lifter Up to 45º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • 45º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Electric Lifter Down • Hem Steels Out • Electric Lifter Up to 90º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • Hem Steels In • 90º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Hem Steels Out • Unload
Table Top Hemmer Load Condition • Lifter Down • Hem Steels Out Operations Sequence • Load Part • Hem Steels In • Electric Lifter Up to 45º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • 45º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Electric Lifter Down • Hem Steels Out • Electric Lifter Up to 90º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • Hem Steels In • 90º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Hem Steels Out • Unload
Table Top Hemmer Load Condition • Lifter Down • Hem Steels Out Operations Sequence • Load Part • Hem Steels In • Electric Lifter Up to 45º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • 45º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Electric Lifter Down • Hem Steels Out • Electric Lifter Up to 90º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • Hem Steels In • 90º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Hem Steels Out • Unload
Table Top Hemmer Load Condition • Lifter Down • Hem Steels Out Operations Sequence • Load Part • Hem Steels In • Electric Lifter Up to 45º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • 45º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Electric Lifter Down • Hem Steels Out • Electric Lifter Up to 90º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • Hem Steels In • 90º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Hem Steels Out • Unload
Table Top Hemmer Load Condition • Lifter Down • Hem Steels Out Operations Sequence • Load Part • Hem Steels In • Electric Lifter Up to 45º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • 45º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Electric Lifter Down • Hem Steels Out • Electric Lifter Up to 90º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • Hem Steels In • 90º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Hem Steels Out • Unload
Table Top Hemmer Load Condition • Lifter Down • Hem Steels Out Operations Sequence • Load Part • Hem Steels In • Electric Lifter Up to 45º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • 45º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Electric Lifter Down • Hem Steels Out • Electric Lifter Up to 90º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • Hem Steels In • 90º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Hem Steels Out • Unload
Table Top Hemmer Load Condition • Lifter Down • Hem Steels Out Operations Sequence • Load Part • Hem Steels In • Electric Lifter Up to 45º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • 45º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Electric Lifter Down • Hem Steels Out • Electric Lifter Up to 90º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • Hem Steels In • 90º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Hem Steels Out • Unload
Table Top Hemmer Load Condition • Lifter Down • Hem Steels Out Operations Sequence • Load Part • Hem Steels In • Electric Lifter Up to 45º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • 45º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Hem Steels Out • Electric Lifter Up to 90º Hem Steel (within 10mm of Steel) • Hem Steels In • 90º Hem (Force by Air Cushion Lift Table) • Hem Steels Out • Unload
Die Exchange • Electric Lifter Up • Open Die Position Clamps • Clamp Die Bed • Electric Lifter Down • Engage Tool Change Drive • Transfer Model A Out • Transfer Model B In • Close Die Position Clamps / Electric Lifter Up • Un-Clamp Die Bed from Die Set • Clamp Die Bed to Electric Lifter Sequence of Events
Die Exchange • Electric Lifter Up • Open Die Position Clamps • Clamp Die Bed • Electric Lifter Down • Engage Tool Change Drive • Transfer Model A Out • Transfer Model B In • Close Die Position Clamps / Electric Lifter Up • Un-Clamp Die Bed from Die Set • Clamp Die Bed to Electric Lifter Die Unclamped Lifter Down
Die Exchange • Electric Lifter Up • Open Die Position Clamps • Clamp Die Bed • Electric Lifter Down • Engage Tool Change Drive • Transfer Model A Out • Transfer Model B In • Close Die Position Clamps / Electric Lifter Up • Un-Clamp Die Bed from Die Set • Clamp Die Bed to Electric Lifter
Die Exchange • Electric Lifter Up • Open Die Position Clamps • Clamp Die Bed • Electric Lifter Down • Engage Tool Change Drive • Transfer Model A Out • Transfer Model B In • Close Die Position Clamps / Electric Lifter Up • Un-Clamp Die Bed from Die Set • Clamp Die Bed to Electric Lifter
Die Exchange • Electric Lifter Up • Open Die Position Clamps • Clamp Die Bed • Electric Lifter Down • Engage Tool Change Drive • Transfer Model A Out • Transfer Model B In • Close Die Position Clamps / Electric Lifter Up • Un-Clamp Die Bed from Die Set • Clamp Die Bed to Electric Lifter
Die Set Out of Frame down open open Maintenance Lifter Down Unclamp Die
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