Title: High-Speed and High-Performance Orbital Stretch Wrapper – Robopac USA
Description:
Introduction:
Welcome to our informative video on the Orbital Stretch Wrapper by Robopac USA. In this video, we will explore the capabilities and features of the Orbit 6 horizontal stretch wrapper, specifically designed for wrapping motors and gearbox on substrates.
Video Content:
The Orbital Stretch Wrapper, part of our Orbit horizontal stretch wrapper line, offers exceptional speed and performance, making it an ideal solution for various industries. Whether you need to secure motors and gearboxes on substrates or protect delicate components during transportation, this stretch wrapping machine is designed to meet your needs.
Key Features and Benefits:
– High-Speed Wrapping: The Orbit 6 can wrap products at impressive speeds, ensuring efficient operations and increased productivity.
– Reliable and Durable: Built with high-quality materials, this stretch wrapper is designed to withstand demanding environments and provide long-lasting performance.
– Customizable Options: The Orbit 6 can be easily integrated into existing work cells, allowing for seamless and efficient workflow optimization.
– Enhanced Protection: By securely wrapping motors and gearboxes on substrates, this machine helps prevent damage during storage, transportation, and handling.
– Versatile Applications: The Orbit 6 is suitable for a wide range of industries, including automotive, manufacturing, and logistics, offering flexibility and adaptability.
Operation Steps:
1. Prepare the Orbit 6: Set up the machine according to the specific requirements of your application.
2. Load the Substrate: Place the motors and gearboxes on the substrate in the desired configuration.
3. Adjust Settings: Customize the wrapping parameters, including wrapping speed, tension, and number of revolutions.
4. Start Wrapping Process: Activate the machine and let it automatically wrap the motors and gearboxes securely.
5. Completion and Removal: Once the wrapping process is complete, remove the wrapped substrate and proceed with further steps or storage.
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Here’s an example of a potential tilter for the Orbit 6 horizontal stretch wrapper, used for wrapping motors and gearbox on a substrate:
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#include
class Tilter {
private:
std::string machineModel;
std::string machineBrand;
std::string substrateType;
public:
Tilter(const std::string& model, const std::string& brand, const std::string& substrate) :
machineModel(model), machineBrand(brand), substrateType(substrate) {}
void tilt() {
std::cout << "Tilting the " << machineBrand << " " << machineModel << " to wrap " << substrateType << "." << std::endl;
// Perform the tilting operation here
}
};
int main() {
std::string model = "Orbit 6";
std::string brand = "Robopac USA";
std::string substrate = "motors and gearbox";
Tilter tilter(model, brand, substrate);
tilter.tilt();
return 0;
}
```
In this example, we define a `Tilter` class that takes in the machine model, brand, and substrate type as constructor parameters. The `tilt()` function performs the tilting operation.
In the `main()` function, we create a `Tilter` object with the specific model ("Orbit 6"), brand ("Robopac USA"), and substrate ("motors and gearbox"). We then call the `tilt()` function on the `tilter` object to execute the tilting operation.
Please note that this is a simple example to demonstrate the structure and usage of the tilter. The actual implementation of the tilting operation would depend on the specific requirements, mechanics, and functionality of the Orbit 6 horizontal stretch wrapper.Orbital Stretch Wrapper
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