Design and Experimental Study of Vacuum Suction Grabbing Technology to Grasp Fabric Piece
Ray Wai Man Kong, Mingyi Liu, Theodore Ho Tin Kong

TL;DR
This paper designs and experimentally evaluates vacuum suction grabbing technology for handling fabrics in garment manufacturing, highlighting its advantages, applications, and challenges in automating fabric manipulation.
Contribution
It introduces a novel vacuum suction gripper design tailored for fabric handling and explores its application in garment industry automation.
Findings
Vacuum suction effectively handles soft and air-impermeable fabrics.
Design parameters significantly influence gripping performance.
Vacuum technology offers non-intrusive handling advantages.
Abstract
Vacuum Suction Grabbing Technology. The primary objective of this study was to design the grabbing technique used to determine the vacuum suction gripper and its design parameters for the pocket welting operation in apparel manufacturing. It presents the application of vacuum suction in grabbing technology, a technique that has revolutionized the handling and manipulation to grasp the various fabric materials in a range of garment industries. Vacuum suction, being non-intrusive and non-invasive, offers several advantages compared to traditional grabbing methods. It is particularly useful in scenarios where soft woven fabric and air-impermeable fabric items need to be handled with utmost care. The paper delves into the working principles of vacuum suction, its various components, and the underlying physics involved. Furthermore, it explores the various applications of vacuum suction in…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Surface Polishing Techniques · Erosion and Abrasive Machining
