Electronics Assembly and EM69ATC Machine
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What happens here
The tour moves to the electronics assembly area, where control systems for the machines are built. Cabinets arrive flat-packed, and technicians assemble all internal components, including circuit boards and wiring. The host points out that this machine (EM69ATC) is the first one Rottler built and has been used for five years to test parts, running 10 hours a day to simulate daily use. It's a block-work machine designed to machine engine blocks, capable of precise alignment within one ten-thousandth of an inch.
Goal: Showcase control system assembly and the EM69ATC machine
Tools and materials
- Circuit boards — Building machine control systems
- EM69ATC machine Rottler — Machining engine blocks and in-house testing of machine components
- Wiring — Connecting electronic components within the control system
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