AGS – Automatic Grinding Machine for Wind Turbine Blades

This system is specifically developed for the post-processing grinding of wind turbine blades. It is equipped with multi-sensor positioning and an AGV mobile platform, features a lightweight grinding head, and offers an optional 7-axis linkage. Integrating multiple hardware and software safety protections, it provides strong grinding endurance and can stably perform surface grinding operations on large-scale wind turbine blades, while continuously iterating and upgrading based on on-site production requirements.

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Multiple Safety Protections

Grinding head sensor positioning, laser warning light frames, AGV radar plus edge detection, and dual hardware/software safety interlocks prevent personnel from entering the working area.

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Lightweight Grinding Head

The lightweight design of the grinding head and its long-lasting consumables mean that a single grinding strip can process 20 to 40 blades.

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Optional 7-Axis Linkage

An optional 7-axis linkage solution covers a larger grinding area and is therefore suitable for the largest wind turbine blades.

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Automated Operation

Automated operation replaces manual grinding and delivers significantly better consistency over the entire blade surface.

Advantages of the AGS automatic grinding machine

• Multiple safety protections: grinding head sensor positioning, laser warning light frames, AGV radar + edge detection, dual hardware/software safety interlocks
• Lightweight grinding head with long-lasting consumables; a single grinding strip processes 20–40 blades
• Optional 7-axis linkage for a larger grinding coverage area, suitable for large wind turbine blades
• Automated operation replaces manual grinding and delivers better consistency
• Continuous further development based on on-site production requirements

Applications

• Post-processing grinding of wind turbine blades
• Surface grinding of large-scale onshore and offshore blades
• Integration into existing blade finishing lines

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