Painting Robot Turntable Options
For our painting robot and painting machines, there's always a turntable involved for product handling. Normally we use I and H type turntables, but sometimes we also use Y type design according to operation requirements. What would be the difference and why there're such options? The core differences between I/H and Y type turntables lie in their workpiece load layouts, whether material handling and spraying occur in parallel, and their suitability for specific production line cycle times. The I-shaped model operates serially at a single station; the H-shaped model uses a dual-station setup to alternate between spraying and loading, enabling continuous flow; and the Y-shaped model features multi-directional branching, making it suitable for collaborative robotics or complex-angle spraying. The following is a systematic comparison of the core structures, functions, and…
