The Hoosier Feeder Company rotary actuator mechanisms are yet another device geared toward design flexibility. When designing rotary feeders, there are some part orientations that make for more robust and reliable feeder concepts than others. When the feeder’s “ideal orientation” does not match what our customers require, sometimes we can use a rotator actuator to achieve the correct final orientation while using the best tooling concept in the feeder itself.
Additionally, rotary actuator mechanisms can be used to expose an area of the part so that collets, gripper fingers, and other tools can engage. Using a rotary feeder to expose critical areas on the part allows designers to use the more traditional end-of-arm tooling instead of specialized equipment saving valuable troubleshooting time and money.
Over time, vibratory feeder springs harden and cause the machine to operate sub-optimally. A quick diagnosis and fix can get the process up and running again.
Custom single or multiple movement/action mechanisms to further prepare the part after the feeder discharge
We will work with you to learn about your production processes and discuss your options.
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