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52 PCB007 MAGAZINE I SEPTEMBER 2022 a little planning. Once you have all the neces- sities planned out, it is just plug-and-play from there on. You will get time to work with the program and develop routines for the bot to go through. Aer that, you have an automated wet processing line that can run for hours without human intervention. PCB007 Christopher Bonsell is a chemical process engineer at Chemcut. To read past columns, click here. additional space is required to provide trays to hold the panels. is would mean each robot would need a tray within reach. Figure 2 shows an example. ese trays will need to be slightly larger than the panels you are processing, but if you are also working with slipsheets you may need trays for those too. If you plan to reuse the slip- sheets or to restack the process boards with slipsheets separating them, you will need extra trays to hold the sheets. Once you have all these resources prepared, all that's le to do is to install the bot and create the routine that the bot will run through. Conclusion Setting up your wet process for automation is quite simple and the most it requires is just Figure 2: Mounted loader bot next to an angled panel tray.

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