Shift Cam: Gantry Robot on CNC Lathe (90s Cycle)

Summary

This page is an industry-reference summary. Customer names are anonymized and integrator names are removed; machine brands and models are used only to explain the process. It is not a New Partner delivered case.

Configuration

• Machine: CNC lathe (4 units).
• Loading: gantry robot.
• Workpiece: shift cam, carbon steel, 1 kg.
• Cycle: machining 80s, overall cycle 90s.
• Positioning accuracy: ±0.05mm.

A typical sequence is: blanks enter a tray, pallet or conveyor; the gantry robot picks a part; the machine clamps and machines it; the finished part is unloaded or inspected. The exact fixture, buffer and flow follow the public source.

Reported results

The source reports labour savings, without an acceptance report. No sample size, measurement period or acceptance protocol is provided, so it is not a New Partner commitment.

Applicability

For motorcycle parts parts such as shift cam. Best suited to stable cycle times, parts inside the gantry envelope and multi-machine lines. Frequent changeovers require separate allowance for fixture changes, storage switching and gantry clearance.

FAQ

Is this a New Partner delivered case? No. It is a public industry reference with the customer and integrator anonymized.

Which loading method fits shift cam? The source uses gantry robot. Selection also depends on blank form, cycle time, machine layout and changeover frequency.

Can the cycle time be used as an acceptance target? Not directly. The source gives no timing method, sample size or acceptance report; re-measure with your own part, fixture and machine.

Source note

Source: public industry material. Customer and integrator anonymized. Equipment brands/models are for process illustration only. Missing: customer authorization, acceptance report and site photos.