Accurate, repeatable, and adaptable, Guyson’s robotically controlled, fully automated blast systems work tirelessly to process components to the highest standard. A six-axis ABB IRB 1600 robot manipulates the blast nozzle, with an optional 7th-axis turntable, Siemens PLC control and support for AMS 2432 computer controlled shot peening.
| Range | Guyson RB robotically controlled blast systems (including RB8 and RB10) |
|---|---|
| Machine type | Fully automated robotic blasting |
| Robot | Six-axis ABB IRB 1600 robot |
| Turntable | Optional 7th-axis turntable for precise component rotation |
| Blast nozzle | Pressure-feed blast nozzle mounted on the robot arm, robotic nozzle manipulation |
| Controls | Siemens PLC with HMI control panel, real-time customisation of component or gun manipulation |
| Media handling | Cyclone reclamator, sieving system and G55 pressure pot |
| Shot peening | Supports AMS 2432 computer controlled shot peening |
| Applications | Shot peening and surface preparation |
| Brand | Guyson |
Guyson’s RB range of robotically controlled blast systems is fully automated, accurate, repeatable and adaptable, built to process components to the highest standard for shot peening and surface preparation. Depending on the configuration, a typical RB system consists of a six-axis robot with an optional 7th-axis turntable for maximum flexibility, giving multi-axis coverage of complex part geometries.
Guyson uses an ABB IRB 1600 six-axis robot carrying a pressure-feed blast nozzle, and the optional turntable rotates components precisely for consistent blasting coverage. On complex parts, a robotic nozzle process can reduce the number of nozzles needed and cut compressed air costs. A Siemens PLC with an HMI control panel allows real-time customisation of component or blast gun manipulation, while a cyclone reclamator, sieving system and G55 pressure pot maintain media quality and surface uniformity. The robotic nozzle process supports conformance to AMS 2432 computer controlled shot peening, with consistent impact angles and surface coverage. Guyson states the benefits as reduced operating costs, improved quality and consistency, greater production flexibility and repeatable results. For rotary indexing automation, see the Guyson RXS900 and Multiblast RSB.
Harold Engineering supplies, installs and services Guyson surface finishing equipment from our Dublin and Galway bases, with 15 OEM trained field service engineers and a 24 hour breakdown callout service. Contact us to discuss your blasting application.
| Range | Guyson RB robotically controlled blast systems (including RB8 and RB10) |
|---|---|
| Machine type | Fully automated robotic blasting |
| Robot | Six-axis ABB IRB 1600 robot |
| Turntable | Optional 7th-axis turntable for precise component rotation |
| Blast nozzle | Pressure-feed blast nozzle mounted on the robot arm, robotic nozzle manipulation |
| Controls | Siemens PLC with HMI control panel, real-time customisation of component or gun manipulation |
| Media handling | Cyclone reclamator, sieving system and G55 pressure pot |
| Shot peening | Supports AMS 2432 computer controlled shot peening |
| Applications | Shot peening and surface preparation |
| Brand | Guyson |
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