DLIR-1193 Industrial Robot Training Platform

DLIR-1193 Industrial Robot Training Platform

1. Temperature: -5 to +45°C; Ambient Humidity: ≤85% (at 25°C).

2. System Footprint: Length × Width × Height ≈ 3000 mm × 2500 mm × 2500 mm (adjustable based on site conditions).

3. Console Dimensions: Length × Width × Height = 1740 mm × 1020 mm × 1950 mm.

4.Total Power Consumption: Approx. 3.5 kVA.

5. Altitude: ≤4000 m.

6. Input Power: AC 220 V ±10%.

Output Power: DC 24 V.

7. Environment: Vibration ≤0.5 G; free from dust, corrosive gases, flammable gases, oil mist, water vapor, dripping water, salt, etc.

8. System Grounding: Grounding impedance <4 Ohms.

Compressed Air Pressure: 0.3–0.7 MPa

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DLIR-1193 Industrial Robot Training Platform

Details introduction

Equipment Overview

DLDS-1190 Robot training System is centered around Kuka six-axis industrial robot and a Siemens S7-1200 PLC. It is further comprised of an industrial smart camera vision system (2D), a basic operation assessment module, and various task units—including those for automated machining, machining and welding, and digital keypad assembly. This platform enables students to master skills such as industrial robot operation, debugging, and vision system applications, as well as PLC principles, PLC programming, sensor technology, and network communication techniques. It facilitates practical training and assessment in skills closely aligned with real-world industrial applications—including robot tool coordinate calibration; trajectory programming and operation for both planar and curved surfaces; assembly; material handling; palletizing; grinding; simulated machining; simulated welding; and industrial vision-based sorting and inspection. Furthermore, the platform supports skills assessment in robot offline programming and simulation.

Training Project

1) Installation of Industrial Robots

2) Installation of Industrial Robot Teach Pendants

3) Installation of Industrial Robot End-of-Arm Tooling

4) Configuration of Industrial Robot Parameters

5) Practical Training on Robot Operating Modes and Manual Speed Control

6) Viewing Common Industrial Robot Information

7) Introduction to Industrial Robot Programming Instructions

8) Backup and Restoration of Industrial Robot Programs

9) Initial Power-up and I/O Configuration of Industrial Robots

10) Practical Training on Industrial Robot Coordinate System Calibration

11) Configuration of Industrial Robot Safe Working Zones