CE Certification Vibrate Bowl Feeder Bullet Shell Circular
Vibrating Feeder
1 . Descriptions:
Vibratory bowl feeders are widely used in various industries to
handle bulk products and ensure precise part orientation for
assembly and processing. They are crucial for tasks like packaging
and counting in industries such as pharmaceuticals, food,
automotive, electronics, and packaging.
Bowl feeders have a processing rate of up to 10 meters per minute,
providing a continuous and accurate supply to machines and
processing lines. In clean room environments like pharmaceuticals
and food, stainless steel bowl feeders are commonly used.
A complete system typically includes a bowl feeder integrated with
a bulk hopper or storage device, an outfeed track (linear
vibrator), and a control system. The bowl feeder is designed with a
slightly faster operating speed than required and features
automatic on/off functionality through sensors in the control box.
When choosing a bowl feeder, it is essential to consider the
specific characteristics of the parts, such as shape, size, weight,
and material properties. Specialized linings and coatings on the
feeder's surface improve traction and meet specific requirements
like handling oily or sticky parts and complying with food-grade
standards.
After the bowl feeder, an inline track is often used for
accumulation, holding oriented parts for a specific duration before
feeding them directly into the machine or processing line. A bulk
hopper acts as a storage device, containing a predetermined
quantity of parts and supplying them to the bowl feeder based on
the control system's demand. This setup allows operators a time
window between refills and serves as a bulk storage solution.
Acoustic covers are commonly employed to enclose bowl feeders,
ensuring compliance with noise regulations and maintaining low
noise levels.
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 . How To Tool a Vibratory Feeder Bowl :
Vibratory feeder bowls are commonly used in industries for tooling
and finishing parts. If you're unfamiliar with these devices, we
can provide a comprehensive guide on how to use them effectively.
To begin, the assembly of a small vibratory feeder bowl is
intricate, but detailed diagrams are available to ensure proper
operation and achieve the desired finish for products.
When working with a vibratory feeder bowl, it's important to
consider the weight and characteristics of the parts being handled.
By assessing the machine's handling capabilities and arranging the
parts based on their size, weight, and the tool's capacity, you can
achieve consistent results.
Before starting the process, it's recommended to analyze and
prepare the parts. Taking inventory and conducting a trial run can
help identify and prevent any potential issues. Selecting the
appropriate parts is crucial for achieving the desired outcome.
The shape orientation of the parts significantly influences the
feeder's performance. Certain shapes are essential for accessing
and smoothing specific grooves during the polishing process. It's
important to incorporate a variety of shapes to ensure a
satisfactory end result. Maintaining a balanced distribution of
each shape is crucial, as having an excessive quantity of any one
shape can lead to misshapen products and incomplete tasks.
To fully understand the vibratory finishing process with feeder
bowls, it's essential to grasp the fundamental aspects of their
construction and how the internal parts function.
By following these guidelines, you can gain a solid understanding
of how to effectively use a vibratory feeder bowl, even if you're
not experienced in the industrial field of tooling and finishing
parts.
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