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Automatic loader/unloader of racks for profiles
Automation
Neomec automation systems manage the conveyance of components to the spraying machine and, at the end of the cycle, take care of the controlled transfer to the warehouse or racks, without operator intervention.
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How we operate
Consulting
We analyze processes, layouts, and production volumes to define the most effective automation systems. We conduct site inspections, feasibility studies, and ROI assessments, proposing scalable solutions that can be integrated with existing lines and Industry 4.0 systems.
Design
We develop custom systems, integrating mechanics, gripping devices, PLC/robot logic, and HMI interfaces. We simulate flows, size safety, and set up connectivity for traceability, diagnostics, and predictive maintenance.
Construction
We manufacture machines and lines in-house using certified industrial components. Each system undergoes a pre-testing phase and is documented with up-to-date manuals and diagrams.
Installation
We coordinate assembly, integration with painting/palletizing systems, and commissioning. Our staff will train staff and optimize processes until the expected performance is achieved.
Support
Our after-sales support includes remote assistance, original spare parts, and scheduled or urgent on-site interventions. We offer periodic audits, software/PLC updates, and retrofits to extend the life of your system.
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Installations in all major markets around the world!
Faq
This category includes systems that convey parts to the painting/spraying facility and, once the cycle is complete, transfer them to racks or storage in a synchronized manner with the line. The goal is to reduce manual handling, downtime, and risks on fresh surfaces by integrating handling, spraying, and gluing into a single flow.
The flow is structured into three phases:
Input/preparation – the part is separated from the stack if necessary, brushed and dusted, then referenced and spaced to ensure proper presentation for spraying.
Painting feed – transfer to the booth/robot occurs with gripping devices configured for the material (suction cups, boxes, grippers), synchronized with PLCs and size recognition systems to maintain a constant cadence, orientation, and speed.
Output/fresh part management – at the end of the cycle, the part is handled using low-contact solutions (covered belts) to avoid marks and damage, then sent to racks or warehouses for accumulation. The entire process is integrated with traceability, safety interlocks, diagnostics, and the possibility of remote assistance.
Neomec automation systems load the painted part onto the appropriate trolley, minimizing contact between the operator and the component.
In addition, the choice of gripping device (boxes, suction cups, mixed systems, grippers) is calibrated based on the material and finish to maximize stability and surface quality.
Yes. We integrate articulated robots from various manufacturers with customized mechanics/software; when the usable area needs to be extended, the robot can operate on a dedicated axis. Cells can include stack feeders/rotators for managing stacks and customized solutions for layout or plant height constraints.