1. Robots
The hands and arms of early robots were pneumatically powered (air pressure) or hydraulically powered (fluid pressure). ... An operator enters the work movements into a computer which tells the robot what to do. ... Then a thin tungsten wire at the tip of and electrode is brought close to the surface. ... There is a hazard of fire since finishes are flammable, and noise from air discharge can damage hearing. ... Spray finishing robots cut costs because they require less light, reduce fresh-air requirements, reduce exhaust, and lesson energy costs. ...
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- Grade Level: High School