MAP-200 - Handling systems
Seven independent and different training systems. Each of these carries out a simple assembly process by reproducing more complex processes found in industry.
MAP-200 - Handling systems
The MAP-200 series consists of seven independent and different training systems. Each of these carries out a simple assembly process by reproducing subsets of more complex processes found in industry. This video shows the most important features of each of the systems that make up the MAP-200 series of handling systems.
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7 independent and different training systems
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Handling devices
The MAP-200 series consists of seven independent and different training systems: **MAP-201, MAP-202, MAP-203, MAP-204, MAP-205, MAP-206 and MAP-207**.
Common elements for all equipment: anodised aluminium structure, control keypad, electric connection terminals, labels for cables, solenoid valve blocky, user manual and practice manual.
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Technologies vs Skills
MAP-200 comes up with different practical activities targeting skills in the technologies featuring in the table.
Manipulator
Set of mechanical devices designed to move, position, and manipulate parts or tools within an automated process. These systems, which can be manual, assisted, or robotic, make it possible to carry out tasks such as transport, assembly, loading and unloading, or packaging, improving process precision, repeatability, and efficiency, while reducing human effort and increasing productivity.
Programmable Controlers
Programmable Logic controller (PLC) technology refers to the use of programmable industrial electronic devices designed to automate and control processes and machines, executing logical, sequential and timed instructions from sensor inputs and reliably generating control outputs in industrial environments.
Distribution Panel
Set of electrical systems and components arranged within an enclosure or cabinet, intended for the distribution, protection, and control of electrical energy within an automated process. It includes elements such as switches, protective devices, contactors, relays, terminals, and control devices that enable the safe and efficient operation of machines and industrial systems.
Pneumatics
Set of systems and techniques that use compressed air to generate, transmit, and control energy within an automated process. It includes components such as compressors, valves, actuators, and maintenance units that enable driving, regulating, and sequencing movements, ensuring efficiency, reliability, and safety in the execution of industrial tasks.
Vacuum
Set of systems and techniques that use vacuum as a means to handle, hold, and transport objects within an automated process. It includes components such as vacuum generators, suction cups, valves, and sensors that enable safe, precise, and efficient handling operations, especially in pick-and-place, packaging, and material handling applications, improving productivity and process reliability.
Electric Motors
Set of devices responsible for converting electrical energy into mechanical energy to generate motion within an automated process. It includes different types of motors and drive elements that allow the adjustment of speed, torque, and position, enabling precise and efficient control of machines and industrial systems.
Sensors
Set of devices designed to detect and measure physical or chemical variables within an automated process, transforming them into signals that can be interpreted by control systems. It includes sensors for position, proximity, temperature, pressure, or flow, enabling the acquisition of process status information and facilitating its monitoring, control, and optimization.
Motion control
Set of systems and techniques responsible for regulating and coordinating the displacement, speed, position, and acceleration of moving elements within an automated process. It is based on the integration of devices such as motors, drives, sensors, and controllers, enabling the execution of precise, synchronized, and repeatable movements, optimizing performance, process quality, and system efficiency.
SCADA HMI
SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) is a control system architecture comprising computers, networked data communications and graphical user interfaces for high-level supervision of machines and processes. They enable real-time data collection, equipment status monitoring, system interaction, and the management of alarms and events, facilitating decision-making and improving operational control in automated environments.
Automated Systems
Set of integrated systems that combine different technologies to control and execute processes automatically, without direct human intervention or with minimal supervision. They include control elements, actuators, sensors, and communication systems that enable task coordination, improving efficiency, quality, safety, and productivity in industrial environments.
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