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Increase robot longevity and reliability while reducing risk to start-up problems, having an experienced team with the tools and know-how to get the job done quickly without sacrificing quality is essential.

#Autonomous maintenance Autonomous Maintenance is a maintenance approach within industrial settings where operators take responsibility for routine maintenance tasks on equipment and machinery. It involves empowering frontline workers to perform simple maintenance activities like cleaning, lubricating, inspecting, and tightening components. This proactive approach aims to prevent breakdowns, improve equipment reliability, and extend its lifespan, ultimately contributing to higher production efficiency and reduced downtime.

Autonomous maintenance has become a very important aspect in keeping the equipment operate at its peak with minimum MTTR and maximum MTBF.

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It's essential to conduct planned preventative maintenance on industrial #robots every 3,850 hours or annually, whichever threshold is reached first. Read more about the importance of preventative servicing in this blog from industry expert Wauseon Machine: https://hubs.la/Q02yWS4D0

Learn more about how to maximize robot investments with 11 maintenance strategies for longer lifespan and better performance. #MaintenanceMonth

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I've been posting about the robotic automation system that we've developed, especially now that the latest version looks like something we can be really proud of. There were a number of criteria that we set out as 'must haves' in our solution. ➡ The first one was that the robot needed to load through the front door, purely because our machines were located in closely aligned rows with no space to reorganise them to place robots and pallet pools in-between.☑ ➡ But we also wanted to make it really easy to get access to the machine when we didn't want to use the robot, and without a robot standing right in the doorway. This also helps when we need to get into the machine for a big maintenance job.✅ So the solution was a system located at the front, with the SCARA arm to the left of the machine's door, and the guarding folded away neatly. When the guards are out they lock in place with interlocked doors, but in 30 seconds they can be as shown in the photo. What does anyone think so far? #robots #automation #cncmachining

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