KUKA after-sales service provides complete after-sales maintenance, cycle maintenance and spare parts sales services for industrial robots.
Services provided by the KUKA service network.
Experts are on call in more than 30 countries day and night to quickly reach the location of your robot, workplace or equipment with our on-site services. This can greatly reduce the loss of production downtime. You can take advantage of our comprehensive customer support, including KUKA's local planning, commissioning and dedicated spare parts warehouse. In order to maximize the utilization of robots, work units and equipment, we will provide you with the right maintenance package according to your requirements.
Commissioning: Dedicated to you from start to finish.
Experienced KUKA specialists are available at all stages of commissioning. From the initial application to the effective integration of robots, work cells and equipment.
Fault finding and maintenance: everything is under control.
In an emergency, the most important thing is to reduce your downtime to a minimum. Our KUKA service experts are at your service around the clock. They can depart from one of our bases as soon as possible, go to your place with the right spare parts, and repair directly on site. In this way, we can ensure that your production utilization is at a high level.
For a quick response, a wide range of spare parts are available at each KUKA service base. In this way, the required parts can reach their destination in a short time.
Maintenance: Reliable and economical production is guaranteed.
KUKA Customer Service offers an efficient KUKA maintenance package and maintenance management that gives you the advantage of having access to specialists responsible for the development, installation and commissioning of robot systems, workplaces or equipment, and the full range of expertise of the manufacturer.
Our experts have irreplaceable know-how. Whether it's scheduled maintenance, statutory maintenance, load testing, process and system optimization, our service experts know the ins and outs of robots, systems, work units and equipment. As a result, they can spot signs of wear and tear and rule them out earlier than anyone else. For the customer, this means that high plant availability can be guaranteed right from the start, while at the same time extending the service life of your KUKA robots, systems, work cells and equipment.
The KUKA Robotics after-sales team also provides consumers with spare parts, on-site service, used equipment, machine repairs, robot maintenance, as well as individual customer solutions. This way, we can help you with your equipment utilization.
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KUKA robot maintenance start-up inspection
1. It is necessary to check the equipment before starting, and the operation can be started only after confirming that the equipment is defective;
2. Check and sort out the operation place to ensure that there are no flammable materials (such as oil rags, waste oil gloves, paint, perfume, etc.) and no air leakage, water leakage;
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KUKA landed at the Industry Fair to lead industrial intelligence
The 21st China International Industry Fair (CIIF) will be held at the National Convention and Exhibition Center (Shanghai) from September 17 to 21, 2019. At booth E025 in hall 8.1H, KUKA will bring a series of digital and intelligent robot products and application processing plans to the show! All along, KU ...
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KUKA robots automate the assembly process
1. Place the nut
Clamp the quad or hex nut and place it in the fixture
2. Thread sizing
Grab the screw and assist it to complete the "180-degree turn" action; Apply an appropriate amount of sealant to the thread on its underside
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Top 10 Faults and Solutions for KUKA Robots
In the process of long-term use of KUKA robots, with the increase of operation time, various parts and parts will present various problems due to the influence of many factors such as friction, corrosion, vibration, impact, bumps, etc., so only by dealing with these problems and insisting on the normal operation of the robot can ...
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KUKA robot resolver-to-digital converter
KUKA robotic resolver-to-digital converters (RDCs) are used to collect motor orientation data. Eight resolvers can be connected on the RDC. In addition, the temperature of the motor is measured and analyzed. EDS is used to store non-volatile data in an RDC bin.
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The structure of the KUKA robot
The structure of the robot with a straight tandem structure is simplified, as shown in the figure below. The six-axis straight tandem robot has six joint axes from A1 to A6, during which A1, A4, and A6 are rotary axes, and other A2, A3, and A5 are swing axes.
The robot motion system attaches great importance to the end node of the robot motion chain.
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KUKA Robotics Knowledge Points
1. The KUKA robotic arm body is composed of 1) base 2) turntable 3) balance cylinder 4) big arm 5) small arm 6) central shaft. In the meantime, not every robot has a balance cylinder, and robots with larger loads will be equipped with a balance tank.
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The reason why the robot jitters during operation is the KUKA robot
Why does the robot flutter when it is running? Please do the following:
1. Is it that the load data you entered is incorrect?
If the load data is too high or too low, and the difference between the load and the practice load is too large, it will cause flutter!
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KUKA Robot if Logic Programming Logic Instructions
1. The KUKA robot enters the program in the teach pendant T1 mode, clicks on Instruction - Logic in the lower left corner, and you will see the commonly used logic instructions such as WAIT, WAITFOR, and OUT.
2. Select WAIT, and the lower end of the interface presents the WAIT Time port sec.
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Introduction to KUKA welding robots
KUKA welding robot has stable performance, large working space, fast moving speed, strong load capacity, and the welding quality is significantly better than manual welding, which greatly improves the production efficiency of spot welding operations. Spot welding machine is mainly used for spot welding of automobiles.
With the development of the automobile industry, butt welding ...
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Usefulness of annotations in the KUKA robot programming language
Annotations are the parts that make up/clarify in a programming language. All programming utterances consist of computer instructions (code) and hints (comments) to a text editor.
If the source program (compilation, commentary, etc.) is further processed, the processing software ignores the comments and therefore does not ...
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The KUKA robot initiates a timing step
1. In the T1 form, the user program is pierced into cell.src according to the control requirements, the Cell.src program is selected, and the robot operation mode is switched to ExT_ AUTO.
2. Under the condition that there is no error in the robot system, PLC-. Powering on, you have to announce Smove_ enable to the robot (to- ...
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KUKA robot PC/IPC crash handling method
KUKA robot uses KUKA robot PC computer / industrial computer for motion control, there may be a crash in the process of use, if it is not handled properly, it is easy to form a robot reference zero point failure, long-term impact on production.
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How KUKA robots implement the KRL variable
KRL is KUKA's programming language, and when programming a robot, variables are memory of various calculated values presented during the operation of the robot program. Each variable belongs to a specific data type, and it is necessary to declare the data type before using it; Variables can be divided into local ...
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Introduction to the internal structure and system of KUKA industrial robots
KUKA Industrial Robot System Introduction, KUKA Robot Co., Ltd. was founded in 1898 in Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany, and is one of the world's leading industrial robot manufacturers. KUKA Robotics has more than 20 subsidiaries around the world, most of which are sales and service centers, ...
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KUKA robot teach pendant panel
1. Hot-swap button for the cable of the robot teach pendant (after pressing this button, the control cabinet can unplug the teach pendant without shutting down).
2. Connect the manager key switch; Switch the mode of movement, T1: manual low speed (as long as the manual mobile robot is capable in this form, * high speed 250mm/s), T2: manual ...
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Key components of industrial robots - KUKA robots
To carry out industrial robots, we should focus on creating six iconic products, five key components, and four basic capabilities. In this issue, Zhongfa Intelligent Manufacturing introduces five key components - high-precision reducer, high-performance robot special servo motor and drive, high-speed and high-performance controller, and transmission.
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Functional characteristics of industrial robots - KUKA robots
The functional characteristics of industrial robots affect the operating power and reliability of robots, and the following functional policies should be considered in the planning and selection of robots:
(1) Leisure: Leisure: Leisure is the primary policy to measure the skill level of robots.
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How the KUKA robot is launched
1. Active operation method
When the KUKA robot is in active operation, it first selects the program that needs to be operated in the manual condition, and then switches the robot to self-power through the key switch, and then starts the robot operation program, so that the robot can reach the BCO safety reference point first, and then ...
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KUKA industrial robot reducer structure
The cost of the global robot is mainly composed of: about 35% of the reducer, about 20% of the servo machine, about 15% of the control system, and only about 15% of the mechanical processing of the robot body. The world's high-end robots are mainly controlled by a small number of international robot companies such as ABB, Fanuc and Kuka, and they ...
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