Valve & fluid control
Globe Valve Complete Production Line
A fully automatic system connecting accessory feeding, robotic valve-body handling, assembly, air-tightness testing, packaging and stacking.
Production challenge
A globe-valve line must coordinate multiple loose components, protect machined sealing surfaces and maintain stable output while performing safety-critical leak checks before packing.
Dading solution
Dading combines controlled feeding, robotic valve-body transfer, assembly, air-tightness testing, identification and end-of-line handling in one balanced architecture. Product recipes and trace records can be connected to the customer’s factory systems.
System in operation
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System sequence
Production sequence: Globe Valve Complete Production Line
One uninterrupted, traceable production flow from loose components to packed product.
- 01Automatic feeding
- 02Robotic handling
- 03Assembly
- 04Air-tightness test
- 05Labeling
- 06Stacking
Engineering priorities
The details that protect output and quality.
The final machine architecture is confirmed against customer samples, drawings, applicable standards and the agreed acceptance protocol.
Balanced line control
Station buffers and coordinated transfer keep assembly, testing and packing working as one production system.
Protected product handling
Fixtures and grippers are engineered around sealing faces, threads and finished valve surfaces.
Inline quality gate
Leak-test results are linked to automatic pass/fail routing before marking and packaging.
Turnkey end-of-line
Labelling, box loading and stacking remove manual hand-offs after final inspection.
Documented reference configuration
Proven figures. Custom final design.
Catalogue figures below describe Dading’s documented reference system. Final cycle, test accuracy, footprint, staffing and equipment brands are confirmed against your product during concept engineering and FAT definition.
- Catalogue cycle time
- 5.3 seconds per piece
- Catalogue output
- Up to 660 pieces per hour
- Valve compatibility
- Multiple valve-body shapes with rapid changeover
- Automation scope
- Feeding, assembly, leak test, boxing, labelling and stacking
- Machine dimensions
- 13.0 × 7.3 × 3.6 m (L × W × H)
- Operator concept
- Two operators for line supervision
Define your version
What Dading confirms with your engineering team.
- Valve size range and variant matrix
- Applicable leak-test standard and pressure range
- Packaging format and pallet pattern
- Required factory data interface
Discuss your project
Discuss a system built around your part.
Share your part drawings, target output and quality requirements. Our engineering team will help define the right automation concept.
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