Robotic protective clothing is widely used in the foundry industry, food processing, and automotive manufacturing, with automotive manufacturing accounting for the largest share. Below is an introduction to the application of protective clothing in these three industries.
Robots play a significant role in the foundry industry. They are highly flexible and can carry extremely heavy workpieces, effectively helping companies complete their work. However, the foundry environment is challenging, with high temperatures and sparks compromising the safety of robots. This is why industrial robot protective clothing is essential.
Robots in the automotive industry account for 50% of all industrial robots. With the continuous development and improvement of robotic technology, industrial robots are undoubtedly becoming a key component of automobile manufacturing. This industry's development has played a catalytic role. This industry is characterized by a flammable and explosive environment, necessitating the use of anti-static clothing for the protection of robots.
Robots are also common in the food industry, with canning robots, automated lunch machines, and cutting robots being the most common. They can replace manual labor, significantly reducing costs for companies. Compared to manual production, they offer higher labor costs, higher quality, and higher efficiency. However, long hours of operation can cause robots to lose their pace, become affected by dust, and become difficult to clean, hence the need for protective clothing.
