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Pick And Place Components – Manual

LAYOUT CONFIGURATION | OTHER LIBRARIES

This is a manual for Pick And Place Components in the Visual Components eCatalog, used for pick and place applications where products are moving on conveyors.

The library consists of two Pick And Place components:

The Process component is a conveyor which includes the process for either picking or placing.
The Transport Controller is the pedestal component, where you attach your robot arm, which in many cases is a delta robot.

Using this manual you will learn how to use pick and place components and what the general workflow is.

Software Version: 4.6.0

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