Waste management systems

Bespoke Testing Machines To Suit Any Of Your Testing Requirements

As a bespoke automation provider, we can supply systems for recycling and waste management facilities. This includes single stand alone cells to larger lines covering a wider area.

Weld Integrity Testing Machine

The Weld Integrity Testing Machine is a standalone machine to test the integrity of a weld for pipe and coil which is used to clean plumbing and waste pipes.

The test begins when a component will be loaded into the machine via the operator, the operator will move the jaws to the desired location before closing the guarding. The operator will activate the test via an HMI which is controlled via a RedLion PLC.

Hydraulic jaw clamps the part and a torque drive engages with the base of the spring, and torque is applied through a rotational HBC torque transducer. The Component can be rotated up to 720 degrees in clockwise and anti-clockwise directions. A force up to 500-inch lbs of torque can be applied, whilst the PLC monitors torque vs angular movement at the base of the spring in relation to the spring body and will plot a measurement curve comparing against programmed but adjustable parameters.

System Features

  • Runs on 240 or 110 Volts
  • Up to 720 degrees in rotational force
  • Capable of applying 500-inch lbs of torque
  • Integrated Human Machine Interface (HMI)
  • Integrated Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)
  • Torque Transducer for monitoring
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Integrated Components

  • Allen Bradley PLC
  • Allen Bradley Servo Drive
  • Allen Bradley Guard Switch
  • HBC Torque Transducer
  • THK Rail & Carriages
  • Fairway cylinder & Powerpack Hydraulics
  • Wittenstein Servo Gearbox

 

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