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Central management: perfect control over all ALLROUNDERs, ARBURG robotic systems and applica- Intuitive operation: the graphical SELOGICA
tions with the SELOGICA. user interface.
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Fast setup times: input logic based on mould Reliable optimisation: numerous options for process optimisation, monitoring and documentation.
setup process.
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Intuitive operator guidance
1 Ergonomic screen design
2 Simple parameter entry
Fast, direct access to data is vital during Parameters can be optionally entered via
production. The SELOGICA system provides tables or graphics; different functions are
this thanks to operator guidance that is assigned unambiguous colour codes. The
selectable according to the working situa- display generally faces the direction of the
tion. For example, topic navigation with a respective movements. This makes the
permanently displayed structure for greater operating system extremely easy to under-
clarity, sequence navigation for direct screen stand, as it is strictly based on the practical
selection from the production sequence and setup procedures used at injection mould-
the direct jump fields for fast access to the ing plants.
process optimisation feature.
Drag and drop: fast and convenient adaptation
of graphics.
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3 Reliable parameter entry
4 Convenient parameter entry
User identification is achieved using RFID Plain text displays make work easy and
card technology according to Euromap. convenient. The three direct access keys can
Data entry can be limited by means of ac- be individually assigned to provide direct,
cess authorisation. All changes are logged selective access to data. In addition, all the
according to user, ensuring unambiguous parameters that are important for a data
traceability. Data entry can be performed via record can be combined on freely configur-
numerical values, from a selection list or as able pages. This enables you to create a
text in separate pop-up windows. Setting- parameter-based authorisation system.
range limits are indicated on the display.
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Menu-guided set-up
1 Efficient mould change
2 Automatic calculation
The required mould removal and installation Very little process-related data has to be en-
steps are pre-defined, are simply executed tered in order to have the basic processing
one after the other and confirmed on a parameters such as temperature, pressure
central screen page. The control system and speed calculated automatically. The
automatically executes sub-sequences, such SELOGICA system features a comprehensive
as referencing (zeroing) individual axes, at database for this purpose, which can be ex-
a single push of a button. No parameters tended with the customers own material at
need to be entered. any time. Here, individual selection options
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make it possible to redefine just the tem-
3 Teaching the production sequence
perature of the injection unit, for example, Here, all the operator has to do is execute
when changing the material. Furthermore, and confirm the necessary movements one
all the available monitoring and log func- after the other. All parameter entries and
tions can be automatically initialised at the the completion of the production sequence
click of a button. The usual entry of param- run automatically in the background. Moni-
eters in a variety of screens and the selection toring functions such as the position for
of various monitoring and log functions can mould protection, for example, are deter-
therefore be completely dispensed with. mined during guided set-up or teach-in.
Robotic sequences can also be created in
this way.
Teach-in: simple programming at the press of
a button.
Automatic calculation
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Intelligent graphic sequence programming
1 Selective entry of process steps
2 Simple creation of process
Fast access to the available sequence sym- sequences
bols is made easier through logical group- For the sake of simplicity, the SELOGICA
ing. The sequence editor suggests the system operates with predefined basic se-
suitable machine and application-related quences for the applicable machine equip-
sequence symbols and their positioning. ment, which can be rapidly and individually
This means that start-up and shut-down adapted to all mould-specific production
sequences or stroke-related starting during tasks. This enables easy editing of operating
simultaneous machine movements, for steps; the relevant parameter pages can be
example, can be configured with ease. directly selected from the sequence editor.
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Highlights
3 Simultaneous plausibility check gramming. Thanks to these user-friendly Control centre for the entire injection
One unique selling proposition of the preventive measures, the programming moulding technology
SELOGICA system with respect to compara- of even highly complex sequences and Patented topic navigation on
ble machine control systems is its patented processes is simple, clear and reliable. several levels
real-time plausibility check. The control sys- Complex set-up operations such as injec- Convenient sequence programming
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of the current process step during sequence closing), venting, compression injection Real-time plausibility checks
programming and checks that operator en- moulding and the tandem mould process Common data record for the entire
tries are complete. Operators are thus pro- can be performed without any problems. production unit
vided the best possible support during pro- Set-up Assistant module
Interactive teach-in functions
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Process optimisation and documentation
1 Targeted process optimisation quality, detect problems in a targeted man-
As a universal aid for process optimisation, ner, while preventively reducing cycle times
freely-configurable process graphics are and reject parts. All these features ensure
used in the SELOGICA system. Operation is greater economy and quality throughout
made even more convenient through the the production process.
option of automatically configuring the
process graphics. Direct intervention is en-
sured through the display of all signals. The
recorded signals can be measured using the
cursor while production is in progress. Op-
erators can thus directly influence product
Continuously recorded: clear alarm history.
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2 Detailed process monitoring
3 Effective quality control
4 Seamless process documentation
An easy-to-record reference curve forms the Here also, a high level of convenience is a The individual recording of actual quality-
basis of monitoring graphics for individual priority of all the available features: refer- relevant process values takes place via the
online supervision of quality limit values. ence values and tolerance ranges for actual production log. This also forms the basis
Graphical evaluations of this kind can be process values can be determined automati- for all statistical evaluations. The complete
created in the form of peak or mean values, cally and the set tolerances monitored in production sequence is displayed via a log
envelopes or integrals. Up to eight of these detail. If reject parts are produced, these can graphic. Correlations and variances can thus
monitoring graphics are provided by the be separated out via a sorter unit or robotic be evaluated immediately and quality docu-
SELOGICA system. system. The evaluation of fault cycles aids mented in detail.
the targeted prevention of reject parts.
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Full integration of peripherals
1 Single operating system Through the central monitoring and
Being able to use just one control system actuation of peripherals in co-ordination
for injection moulding machines, robotic with machine movements
systems and peripherals brings considerable Through the synchronisation of robot and
added value to everyday production. machine movements for correspondingly
Through the intuitive operating system short cycle times
for reduced training effort Through the implementation of the
Through the clear, graphic programming SELOGICA user interface in the control
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Through higher-level production control
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and documentation
Identical basis: sequence programming for six-axis
robotic system.
Further information:
ARBURG host computer system brochure Central storage of setting data
COPYLOG brochure
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2 Central parameter entry the injection moulding process to be con-
3 Central storage of setting data
As well as robotic systems, mould heating trolled as a function of granulate feed, com- With the SELOGICA, Compact Flash cards
circuits can also be directly pressed air or the water supply, for example. ensure convenient, comprehensive data
activated. This means that Further customised integration options are storage. One data record contains all the
the SELOGICA completely made possible by the freely-programmable parameters for the entire production unit,
takes on the task of control. inputs and outputs (PEAs). Moreover, enabling simpler, faster and more reliable
Commercially available machine control data can be used across data management and set-up. Individual
peripheral devices can also systems via the host computer interface for notes included. Overriding management of
be easily integrated via connection to BDE, MES or remote mainte- the settings data is performed via ARBURG
standardised interfaces. nance systems such as the ARBURG COPYLOG and the ARBURG host computer
Monitoring inputs enable SAP-certified host computer system (ALS). system (ALS).
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Features for efficient production
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Optimisation potential at a glance: clear graphic display in the cycle time diagram. Leaving nothing to chance: maintenance display
with automatic reminder.
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Options
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Special sequences such as injection
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moulding, venting, position-con-
trolled demoulding
Regulation via reference curve
Mould protection in several stages
Cascade control of needle shut-off
nozzles in the mould
Adaptive mould heating circuits
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individual adapted. through energy measurement. External quality monitoring
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robotic systems
3 Function packages
4 Energy measurement system
Our optional function packages incorporate The optional energy measurement system
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tion requirements: consumption in the cycle. By means of
Mould temperature control: Recom- breakdown into drive and heating power,
mended for especially sensitive materials, the effects of changes to the machine set-
or when using hot runners tings are made immediately visible. For the
Axis monitoring: Provides added value purpose of detailed documentation, energy
when using moulds with core pulls, or RCTCOGVGTUUWEJCUVJGURGEKEGPGTI[TG-
brushing or demoulding devices, as well quirement for the task, are calculated auto-
as for quality assurance matically. Ultimately, monitoring of the aver-
Mould movements: New settings op- age power consumption is also possible.
tions for complex multi-component, tan-
dem or stack moulds, e.g. with the sub-
sequences function
Start-up and shutdown: Expansion for
high-speed applications, multi-station
moulds, the automatic feed of inserts or
for production planning and monitoring
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