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Rotary Vibrate Bowl Feeder Plastic Parts Two Lanes Vibrating Feeding Machine
1 . Descriptions:
Bowl feeders are mechanical devices that play a crucial role in manufacturing and automation processes. They accurately feed and position parts or components, offering advantages in speed, accuracy, and reliability. Compared to manual feeding, bowl feeders have proven to be approximately twice as efficient, surpassing the consistency of human operators. Mistakes, component oversight, and operator fatigue can hinder efficiency in manual processes.
The efficiency of a bowl feeder relies heavily on the quality of the components being fed. Incorrect tolerances can lead to jams and decreased efficiency. However, when the components have the correct shape, size, and weight, the bowl feeder consistently and effectively sorts and orients them for as long as needed.
A typical vibratory feeder bowl consists of a base and a bowl connected using springs or damping mechanisms. The bowl is designed to vibrate at a specific frequency, generated by an electromagnetic coil or a motor mounted on the base. These vibrations propel the parts along tracks or grooves within the bowl, guiding them towards the discharge point.
Vibratory feeder bowls find extensive applications in various industries, including automotive, electronics, pharmaceuticals, and food and beverage. They are used to feed and orient small parts like screws, bolts, nuts, washers, electronic components, as well as food items such as candy, nuts, and seeds. These devices offer multiple advantages over traditional feeding methods, including higher speed, greater accuracy, and reduced labor costs associated with manual feeding or conveyor belts.
In summary, vibratory feeder bowls are essential components in modern manufacturing and automation. They enhance efficiency, minimize errors, and significantly increase overall productivity.
2 . Specifications:
Product name | Vibratory Bowl Feeder |
Material | Aluminum(AL7075), Stainless Steel(SUS304) or Based on Customers' Requirements |
Controller | CUH,Sanki,Sinfonia,REO,Afag |
Voltage | 220V 50HZ/110V 60Hz or Based on Customers' Requirements |
Power | 300W/500W/1000W/1500W/2000W |
Package | Wooden Case Package |
Speed | Based on Customers Requirements |
Warranty | 2 Years |
Certification | CE, ISO9001, ROHS |
Lead Time | 3 Working Weeks |
3 . Vibratory Bowl Feeder Material:
The choice of material for feeders' part contact surface is crucial for performance and durability. Cast iron and cast aluminum, previously used but with limited durability due to friction, have been replaced by 304 and 316 Stainless Steel. These stainless steel options provide superior wear strength and long-lasting performance.
Stainless steel is highly suitable for feeding projects in diverse industries, ensuring durability for re-working and repairs, and prolonging the lifespan of vibratory feeder components. This is especially valuable in industries such as food and pharmaceuticals, where cleanliness and reliability are of utmost importance.
For highly abrasive parts, additional protective measures can be implemented. Coating the bowl feeder with polyurethane or Rhino LINE-X liner coating offers effective protection. The LINE-X coating, renowned for its strength and durability, is comparable to coatings used to withstand extreme forces like tornadoes. Unlike polyurethane, the nearly indestructible LINE-X coating has been successfully applied to truck beds nationwide. Adding any coating to the feeder provides an extra layer of wear protection. Even if the parts wear through the coating, the stainless-steel sidewalls and tracks remain intact. In such cases, the old coating can be removed, the feeder can be sandblasted, and a new coating can be applied.
Feeder manufacturers prioritize longevity and reliability by utilizing stainless steel and incorporating additional protective coatings when necessary. This ensures that the feeders can withstand continuous use and deliver exceptional performance over an extended period in various industrial settings.
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