Multiproduct Light-Guided Assembly Station
The versatile PTL110 Series pick-to-light device reduces the number of errors, expedites build time, and makes training simple and easy
Assembly of multiple parts at one station can be a very effective way to build components for various models, but it also presents many challenges that must be addressed before accurate assembly and high throughput is possible. Continue reading to learn how Banner Engineering’s versatile PTL110 Series pick-to-light devices can be used for error proofing and guidance during part assembly.
Guided Part Assembly
Errors can be very common when parts are manually assembled and there is a demand for a variety of different parts. Similar components and hard-to-follow instructions may lead to human error during production which then slows down the entire process and introduces defects. Using pick-to-light sensors at multiproduct assembly stations lessens the number of inaccuracies, speeds up build time, and makes training simple and easy.
Your Benefits
- More efficient assembly processes because of reduced errors and increased speed
- Fast and easy training procedures due to a color-based system
- Simple connectivity and many application possibilities
Versatile Pick-to-Lights with PICK-IQ™
Banner’s PTL110 Series is an incredibly versatile and fast pick-to-light device that is a great fit for light-guided assembly applications. Minimizing errors during assembly procedures is crucial for companies to keep production levels high and reduce the amount of downtime. Without proper guidance during pick sequences, an operator can easily grab from the wrong location and install incorrect components. The bright and easy-to-see digital displays on the PTL110 devices, combined with an optical sensor that detects hands as they pick pieces, simplifies the build of parts and ensures a high level of quality assurance at multiproduct assembly work stations.
When a specific part is needed, the corresponding PTL110 Series pick-to-light device will illuminate and display a number. The employee will grab the amount of parts needed for the installation from the correct bin. When their hand breaks the beam, a pick is recognized, and the indicator light switches off so that the next pick in the sequence can light up, alerting the employee of the following action. Using the the illuminated pick sequence as a guide reduces the chances of a worker grabbing the wrong parts or quantities.
Banner’s PTL pick-to-light devices also have PICK-IQ™, an enhanced serial communication that quickly indicates the next bin, allowing the system to keep up with the operator.
The fast speed and unique versatility of PTL110 devices have the capability to turn each station into a multiproduct assembly station for even more production efficiency. One employee can conveniently work on different pieces at the same station. Using a color-based assembly makes training fast and easy, allowing operators to quickly switch between BOMs and increase the overall throughput. The simple connectivity and brackets make the PTLs easy to move without additional tools or reprogramming.
- Automotive
- Press Shop
- Sheet Metal Thickness Measurement
- Body Shop
- Paint Shop
- Final Assembly
- Final Assembly – Diagnosis of Leaks
- Area Guarding for Robotic Cells
- Tier 1
- Powertrain
- Automotive Welding Tip Inspection
- Body Detection in Automobile Production
- Item-level Detection with UHF RFID
- Supply of cooling lubricant in machine tools
- Manual Load Weld Cell
- Controlling hydraulic pressure in pressing plants
- Measuring process pressure on scissor lifts
- Detecting Black Parts on Black Door Panel
- Moonroof Detection
- Long-Range Inspection in Automotive Assembly
- Rubber Washer Detection on Engine Block
- Engine Block Part-In-Place Detection
- Electric Vehicle Detection
- Vehicle Detection in a Self-Serve Car Wash
- Success Stories
- RFID Guides AGV in Suspension Production
- IO-Link Wired Silencer Production
- Workpiece Carrier Identification in Rear Vent Production
- Weld Nut Sensing
- RFID Traceability
- RFID in Engine Production
- Bumper Production with Identification
- Solutions for Paint Shops
- Welding and Assembly Sensors
- Angle Sensors for Assembly Systems
- Tool Identification
- RFID Identification of Injector Nozzles
- RFID in the Body Shop
- IO-Link Eases Differential Gear Production
- Pick-to-Light for Bumper Assembly
- RFID and I/O modules for Safe Tool Changes
- Ply Orientation Inspection
- Chemical
- Detection of Pigs
- Remote Signal I/O
- Easy Connection of Field Devices
- Signal Processing with System I/O in the Control Cabinet
- Remote Tank Level Monitoring with DX70
- Signal Separation with Interface Technology in the Control Cabinet
- Identification of Hose Connections
- Efficient Monitoring of Cabinets in the Field
- Monitoring of Quarter Turn Actuators
- Planning and Assembly of System Solutions
- Success Stories
- I/O System Excom Creates Space in the I&C Rooms
- Zone 2 and 22 RFID
- Efficient Testing Control
- Intrinsically Safe Field Communication
- Process Control System Partnership
- Hazardous Area Remote I/O
- Dual Valve Position Feedback
- Flexibility with Fieldbus
- Asset Management with Remote I/O
- Correct Positioning with RFID in Carbid Production
- Fast conversion in restricted space
- Energy
- Food and Beverage
- Dough Height Inspection
- Dough Thickness Control in Rolling Machines
- Leading Edge Detection of Packages with a Thin, Flexible Edge
- Date/Lot Code Verification
- Identification of Food Containers
- Detection of Valve Position
- Container Check
- Barcode Reading on Pallet
- Cap Orientation Verification
- Detection of Pipe Elbows
- Clear and Tipped Bottle Detection on Depalletizer
- Clear Plastic Bottle Detection
- Identification of Chocolate Moulds
- Food Packaging Label Inspection
- In-Line Accumulation on Single Filer
- Detecting Refrigerated Breakfast Rolls on a Multi-Lane Conveyor
- Success Stories
- Track and Trace in Meat Production with RFID
- Contact-free Encoder in Potato Production
- UHF RFID in Food Distribution Center
- RFID for Chocolate production
- Distributed I/O for Food Equipment
- Remote I/O for Distilleries
- RFID and Autoclaves
- IP67 Power Supplies for Conveyors
- Transparency in Chocolate Manufacturing
- Identification in Food Product Storage
- Mobile Equipment
- Distribution Lines for Field Sprayers
- Loading Dock Occupancy Monitoring
- Measuring the Ground Clearance on a Field Sprayer
- Monitoring Railcars Wirelessly
- Reach Stacker Status
- Angle Measurement on a Field Sprayer
- Determining the Boom Angle Position
- Material Flow Monitoring on a Combine Harvester
- Vehicle at Loading Dock
- Equipment Compartment Illumination on Fire Engines
- Wireless Forklift Signaling
- Two-Axis Tilt Measurement on a Combine Harvester
- Collision Protection on Reach Stackers
- Success Stories
- Position Measurement with RFID and Encoder
- Speed Control via Radar Sensor QT50
- RFID Guides AGV in Suspension Production
- Block I/O Modules on Super Yacht
- Wear-free Encoder on Hopper Dredger
- I/O for Dust Suppression
- Cabinet Cooling
- Quick Disconnect Connectivity
- Automation Solutions for Extreme Cold
- Remote I/O for Cranes
- Rugged Heavy Metal Lifting
- Rollercoaster Positioning
- Mobile Machinery Solutions
- Exact Height Positioning
- Critical Angle Sensing
- Angle Sensor Detects Platform Lift
- Predictive Maintenance of Machine Parts at Port-Based Coal Conveying Facility
- Oil and Gas
- Packaging
- Identification of Printing Color Cartridges
- Reliable Operation of Machines
- Container Check
- Monitoring of Caps in Filling Lines
- Monitoring Changeover Processes
- Identification of Test Bottles
- Level Monitoring of Ground Coffee
- Box Insert Detection
- Level Detection in Vessels
- Carton Dimensioning
- Detection of Transport Containers
- Clear Container Detection
- Correct Label Verification
- Detecting Different Size Packages on a Conveyor
- High-Speed 2D Barcode Inspection
- Multicolored Reflective Package Detection
- Plastic Roll Diameter Measurement
- Tube Positioning Using a Registration Mark
- Vertical Form Fill Seal Machine Solutions
- Success Stories
- Pharma
- Monitoring of Quarter Turn Actuators
- Detection of Pipe Elbows
- High-Speed Tablet Counting With DF-G2
- Remote Signal I/O
- Planning and Construction of Super Skids
- Easy Connection of Field Devices
- I.V. Bag Liquid Detection
- Identification of Portable Tanks
- Identification of Cryovessels
- Identification of Mobile Containers
- Liquid Level Monitoring
- Identification of Mobile Containers with Handheld Devices
- Identification of Hose Connections for Precursors
- Identification of Hose Connections in Sterile Areas
- Identification of Hose Connections in Ex Zone 1
- Identification of Big Bags and Bioreactors
- Identification of Single-Use Applications
- Success Stories
- Semiconductor
- Arc Flash
- Error Proofing with RFID
- Semiconductor Process Tool Illumination
- Wafer Center Detection with DF-G2
- Adhesive Detection on PCB Assembly
- Great Detail Inspection for Mobile Electronic Devices
- Error Proofing for IC Chips loaded into Pocket Tape
- Presence and Orientation of IC Chips Seated in Nests
- Detection of Hard Disks
- Multiproduct Light-Guided Assembly Station
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