Gravity Feeders.

Gravity Feeder Description

By elevating components from the hopper on purpose designed cleats / slats, they are then presented to the orientation tooling under the force of gravity. Operating on this simple principle such equipment is very robust and particularly suitable for heavier components. The additional benefit is that of integral storage of components within the hopper.

The discharge can be arranged to either side of the elevator jib, with a range of belt widths from 100 mm to 457 mm and hopper capacities to match.

Ideally suited to plastic, rubber or metal part applicatiions, the standard elevating belt is manufactured from either rigid close link plastic or stainless steel slat band chain and a variety of "pick up" profiles are available.

Finished in either standard paint colours, coated or manufactured from stainless steel the robust construction is of Aylesbury design.

Gravity Feeder Features

By elevating components from the hopper on purpose designed cleats / slats, the parts are then presented to the orientation tooling under the force of gravity. Operating on this simple principle such equipment is very robust and particularly suitable for heavier components.

By design the Gravity Feeder offers integral storage of components within the hopper.

The discharge can be arranged to either side of the elevator jib, with a range of belt widths from 100 mm to 457 mm and hopper capacities to match.

Ideally suited to plastic, rubber or metal part applicatiions, the standard elevating belt is manufactured from either rigid close link plastic or stainless steel slat band chain and a variety of "pick up" profiles are available.

Where can you use it?

Ideally suited to plastic, rubber or metal part applicatiions, the standard elevating belt is manufactured from either rigid close link plastic or stainless steel slat band chain and a variety of "pick up" profiles are available.

The Gravity Feeder can be either finished in standard paint colours, coated or manufactured from stainless steel.

Have a look at the machine applications where Gravity Feeders have been used. You can see other applications in here

Downloads

By registering with the Aylesbury Automation, you will be able to down load 3D CAD "step" files of the Gravity Feeder types.

You can down load the basic Gravity Feeder 2D data from here, or a PDF of the sales brochure and for the Aylesbury range of products.