Runze is a global leader in refrigerator production lines. The turnkey factory solution provided to Haier is 33 meters long and integrates multiple systems such as machinery, electronics, hydraulics, pneumatics, sensors, vision, PLC, and IoT, achieving effective integration of physical and information systems to achieve automatic production and replace the workload of more than 20 people with 2 people, greatly saving labor costs, standardizing on-site production space, making factory management more scientific, and enhancing the competitiveness of enterprises.

The refrigerator U-shell forming line integrates automatic loading, punching and trimming, sheet flipping, roll forming, Z-forming and edging, step hole punching and end folding, condenser laminating, U-shaped bending, unloading and other processes, realizing fully automatic production from raw materials to finished products.

This production line usually adopts multi-station vacuum forming technology, which can vacuum form plastic sheets at multiple stations, accurately pressing the material into the required shape and size to ensure the beautiful appearance, structural strength and sealing performance of the liner.

The punching die is designed with advanced technology, which can complete the trimming of the liner in one go, making it suitable for mass production and further improving production efficiency. At the same time, the trimming waste can be automatically removed without manual collection.

TB6 series robots support general scripting language programming for robotic arms, have good compatibility, provide Ethernet remote control protocol based on TCP/IP protocol and official encapsulation library, support standard high-level languages such as C++/C#, python, java, and SDKs such as matlab, which facilitates secondary development of the system, and has a variety of underlying modules and peripheral application modules to quickly realize the docking of various automation equipment.

The fully automatic tampon production line designed and manufactured for Kimberly Clark in the United States. Based on the original production line, it is boldly innovative and took 1 year and 6 months to develop. It adopts a fully automatic control system, and the entire process from raw material input to finished product output does not require human intervention, achieving a high degree of automation.