During the use of the truss robot or loading and unloading manipulator, the types of accidents and hazards that may occur have been studied in great depth. The truss manipulator tells you that the types of worker injuries that can be prevented through effective defense can be divided into three categories

1. Installation of impact, collision or manipulator

2. Part of the body is trapped or squeezed by peripheral equipment of the manipulator

3. Impact, collision, installation of parts or terminal actuators due to mechanical failure.

It should be noted that these existing dangers not only pose a danger to production workers, but also to programmers and maintenance personnel. Therefore, security measures include the protection of everyone. In short, comprehensive security measures need to be emphasized

Truss robot is an efficient industrial manipulator developed by our ultra modern industry. In fact, not everyone can operate this high-tech product because of its high cost and price. Therefore, how do we define the safety standards for manipulators when we need professional technicians and daily maintenance personnel in our daily operation?

The safety standard for manipulators may not be familiar to our friends in the industry. In fact, it belongs to ANSI B151.27-1994 standard. This standard is applicable to horizontal injection molding machine manipulators, spraying manipulators, power assisted manipulators, handling manipulators, truss robots and other products. It is a general industry standard ANSI/RIA R15.06-1999 sub standard. Then, from the perspective of safety, a part of the manipulator needs to check a lot, including the limitation of the manipulator's working space, the safety of the installation of mechanical stops, and the use of three switches for vertical lowering. Therefore, the plastic is processed to ensure that the manipulator meets the required safety specifications.

It can be seen from the above contents shared by the automated assembly line manufacturers that the national truss manipulator safety standards are still relatively high and based on rules. This standard is necessary at any level.