LED Bulb Assembly Line
At the rotary table, bulbs get silicone and a dome; a robot arm lifts them off.
This line assembles LED bulbs; the line shown builds B22 bayonet-cap bulbs.
Bulb bodies move station by station on rotary tables. The line presses in the LED board, positions the cap, trims and checks the centre wire, sets the rivet, and lights each bulb to test it. It then applies silicone and fits the dome, and a pick-and-place arm lifts finished bulbs off. A typical line runs about 1,500 bulbs per hour.
Send drawings or photos of your bulb parts, and we'll tell you whether we can assemble them, and how fast.
Key Points
- Rotary tables carry each bulb station by station
- LED board pressing, cap positioning, wire trimming and riveting
- Light-up test of each bulb on the line
- Silicone dispensing and dome fitting; a pick-and-place arm unloads finished bulbs
- About 1,500 bulbs per hour (typical)
- Exact quote within 24–48 hours once we have your part details
- Warranty: 2 years on mechanical parts, 1 year on electrical parts, for faults not caused by misuse
Typical specifications
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Output | About 1,500 pcs/hour (typical, B22 LED bulbs, line shown) |
| Bulb type | B22 bayonet-cap LED bulbs (line shown) |
| Processes | LED board pressing, cap positioning, wire trimming and check, riveting, light-up test, silicone dispensing, dome fitting |
| Layout | Rotary tables with pick-and-place arms |
| Warranty | 2 years on mechanical parts, 1 year on electrical parts (faults not caused by misuse) |
Typical figures, from the line shown. Every line is set up for your own bulb parts.
Suitable Parts
LED bulbs with a B22 bayonet cap (on the line shown).
Frequently Asked Questions
Request a Quote for This Machine
Send us your part drawing or photos. We check which machine can assemble it, then send you a quote.
