Vision-Aided Feeding
Integrating vision systems into our feed systems allows us to sort and orient parts based on features that can’t be detected mechanically, such as internal features, color and features that are too small to detect. Vision systems can also be used instead of mechanical orienting in systems that feed multiple parts, simplifying part changeover. Vision systems can easily be integrated with any of our vibratory, centrifugal, conveyor and step feeder systems.
Vibratory Feeder with Rotary Inspection
Jump to: System Specifications | Quote Request Form | Watch Video The vibratory feed system pictured was designed to feed an M6 Flat Head Fastener at 40ppm, rejecting wrong length screws and delivering a count of four fasteners of the correct length to the customer’s receiving system. A laser sensor inspection station was integrated into…
Read MoreVibratory Feeder With Integrated Vision System Orients Parts Based On Internal Features
Jump to: System Specifications || Quote Request Form ||Download Flier This vibratory feeder was designed to feed a metal washer into a machine assembling a consumer product. While flat, round parts like washers are normally easy to feed, this part had a small indentation on one side that needed to be oriented facing down. Because…
Read MoreVibratory Bowl Feeder with Vision Inspection System
Jump to: Video ||System Specifications || Quote Request Form || Download Flier This application required feeding 3 different lengths of a small steel shaft into a centerless grinding machine. The diameter of one end of the shafts was slightly smaller than the other end, and the shafts needed to be oriented end-to-end with the small…
Read MoreVision Systems
Vision systems use cameras and controls to orient parts that could not otherwise be oriented using conventional techniques in vibratory feeder bowls and centrifugal feeders. Vision systems analyze each part that passes the camera and based on the desired orientation, the part can be allowed to pass or the controls can actuate an air jet…
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