Parts Loading Machine can load part in under 3 seconds.
May 23, 2008 -
Designed for bulk rod/shaft feeders, Automated Parts Loader holds 1,500 4.55 dia x 690 mm long, horizontal, bent raw rods in part hopper. Rod feeder features 3 stainless carbon steel-belted conveyors that rotate clockwise, parallel to each other. Each conveyor's steel belt has grooves that separate rods as they slide into load nest, one by one, before passing them to rod straightener. Running on 110 Vac, loader includes Allen Bradley PLC and part queue system with max high/low switch.
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Toellner Systems, Inc. Announces New Design Breakthrough for Super-Fast Automated Bulk Rod Feeders
Wisconsin Rapids, WI - May 21, 2008 - Toellner Systems, Inc. today announced the introduction of their new line of automated parts loading for bulk rod/shaft feeders that can load a part in under 3 seconds. This particular system was specifically designed to hold 1,500 4.5 mm dia x 690 mm long, horizontal, bent raw rods in a part hopper (different hopper sizes available on request). The rod feeder has three very tough stainless carbon steel-belted conveyors that rotate clockwise, parallel to each other. Each conveyor's steel belt has deep grooves that separate the rods as they slide into the load nest, one by one, before passing them to the rod straightener, ending the automation process. These machines are built using rugged steel and are made extremely tough to last; they incorporate top-quality industry standard parts, including an Allen Bradley PLC unit and a part queue system with a max high/low switch. The units run off standard 110 VAC. They are designed for speed, but also with complete safety in mind; they are fully guarded and come with all modern safety features.
Toellner pays great attention to detail in everything it manufactures and listens to the voices of clients and potential customers, always trying to accommodate their needs, down to the smallest detail. These units are available with different specifications, depending on each client's individual needs and requests.
"We had a client call us and explain that they were hand feeding bent steel nitride-treated bars, one at a time, into a rod straightener, which was not only a very slow process, it also took a full-time person to do this operation - very unproductive." stated Dennis Toellner, President of Toellner Systems, Inc. "Our client asked us to design an automated solution to their current situation, which we took right to our Research and Development department. Not only did we design and develop a fully automated feeder, we built the hopper to hold up to 1,500 bars at a time, feeding the straightener a rod every 3 seconds, which is approximately 2.5 million bars per year!"
Entering its 23nd year, Toellner Systems Inc., is an industry leader with its applications in helping companies dramatically increase throughput production while decreasing overhead, manufacturing automatic parts loaders, catchers and conveyors for CNC lathes, machining centers, grinders, shaft cut-off, multi-spindle chuckers and thread rolling. Toellner specializes in serving automated solutions to many industries, among them the metal, powered metal, titanium, cast iron, stainless steel, brass, copper, ceramic, composite, wood, rubber, graphite and plastic industries.
For additional information please contact info@toellner.com
Contacts:
Marketing:
Bruce A. Curtis Marketing Director
USA
Phone: 800-386-8701
FAX: 715-424-4527 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Toellner Systems, Inc. Address: 1430 Second Street No. City: Wisconsin Rapids State: WI ZIP: 54494 Country: USA Phone: 800-386-8701 http://www.toellner.com
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