| PVA Parts
Verification Array
Cleveland,
Ohio: Banner’s new Parts Verification Array system is solving assembly
problems involving missing parts at the end of the production line right
here in Cleveland. By
using Banner’s New Parts Verification Array Photoeye system, it will
reduce the number of errors in your assembly operation.
Call and ask for your Meier Salesmen to demo Banner’s new Parts
Verification Array system.
The Parts Verification Array
is a simple, easy-to-use light screen suited to many part assembly operations. The PVA
consists of an emitter and a receiver, mounted to create a light screen across the access
to a parts bin or tray. The sensors are easily interfaced to your process controller,
which is programmed to control the desired assembly sequence. Large, bright "job
lights" on both sensors are turned ON by the process controller to guide the
assembler to the proper bin. The PVA senses when the assembler reaches into each bin to
select parts and signals the process controller to continue the sequence.
Use of the PVA system can reduce the time spent on
training, quality inspections, and rework. This totally visual communication system can
eliminate many training obstacles, including language barriers. Worker efficiency is
increased, as there is constant indication of where each assembler last left off prior to
a break or a work stoppage.
PVA sensors are available in four lengths: 100 mm, 225 mm,
300 mm, and 375 mm (4", 9", 12", and 15"). Emitter and receiver may be
separated by up to 2 m (6.5’). Wide beam pattern provides easy sensor alignment.
Application
1
Cleveland, Ohio: Banner’s new Parts Verification Array system is
solving assembly problems involving missing parts at the end of the
production line right here in Cleveland.
By using Banner’s New Parts Verification Array Photoeye
system, it will reduce the number of errors in your assembly operation.
Call and ask for your Meier Salesmen to demo Banner’s new Parts
Verification Array system.
Application
2
Do you have an operation that makes up sub-assemblies from a warehouse full
of parts. For an
example the warehouse might have 100 different part numbers and part widget
#A56B consists of part #2, part #39, part# 42 and part #67.
As you enter the warehouse area you enter #A56B into the computer and
the computer turns on the green lights on the Parts Verification Arrays
for each of the 4 bins that make up Part # A56B. (parts #2, 39, 42 and 67).
As each of these parts are pulled from their bin the PVA green light
goes out. When
all the green lights are off the necessary parts have been pulled to make up
Widget # A56B. Call
and ask for your Meier Salesmen to demo Banner’s new Parts Verification
Array system.
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