Parts send-out control device for vibratory parts feeder
OwnerYoshitaka Aoyama, Shoji Aoyamainventors
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Abstract
In a device for conveying parts delivered from a parts feeder by air ejection, a part detection sensor (22) is installed near an air nozzle (12) disposed in a send-out passage (5), and vibratory motion of the parts feeder is stopped while air is ejected from the air nozzle (12) in response to a part detection signal transmitted by the parts detection sensor (22), ensuring that an excessive number of parts are not accumulated for the conveying ability of the air ejection.
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A parts send-out control apparatus of vibratory parts feeder characterized by an air nozzle for ejecting conveying air in a send-out passage of a vibratory parts feeder, an excitation unit in the parts feeder generating vibratory motion, and a part detection sensor disposed in the send-out passagenear the air nozzle , wherein the excitation unit generating the vibratory motion of the parts feeder is stopped and the conveying air is ejected from the air nozzle in response to a part detection electric signal transmitted by the part detection sensor.
A parts send-out control apparatus of vibratory parts feeder characterized by an air nozzle for ejecting conveying air in a send-out passage of a vibratory parts feeder, and a part detection sensor disposed in the send-out passage, wherein the conveying air is ejected from the air nozzle in response to a part detection electric signal transmitted by the part detection sensor while the vibratory motion of the parts feeder is stopped.
A parts send-out control apparatus of vibratory parts feeder characterized by an air nozzle for ejecting conveying air in a send-out passage of a vibratory parts feeder, and a part detection sensor disposed in the send-out passage at a desired position, wherein the vibratory motion of the parts feeder is stopped and the conveying air is ejected from the air nozzle in response to a part detection electric signal transmitted by the part detection sensor.
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