We optimize the process of feeding materials and components into all of our automated machines.
Whether we’re designing an assembly machine, material handling machine or a test system, we have to ask the same questions: What materials and components need to be fed into the machine, and what is the optimal way to feed them?
Over the years, we have developed technologies to handle and feed a wide-variety of parts regardless of how complex or simple the geometries and materials may be.
Vibratory bowl feeding
Centrifugal feeding systems
Web based parts feeding
Container feeding from stacks
Step feeders
SDC Flex Feeding
SDC Servo-driven Pick-and-Place
Conveyor based feeding
Operator assisted semi-automatic feeding
Robotic parts handling
Robotic bin picking
Tray-based feeding
Medical tube de-reeling
Part magazine feeding
SDC Flex Feeding
Our proprietary SDC Flex Feeding system incorporates proven pre-engineered technology to feed individual components into our automated machines.
Our system uses a combination of vision guided robotics, conveyor systems and a bulk parts hopper to accurately execute high-speed pick-and-place functions.
A key advantage of our design is the system’s flexibility. Each project can be adapted and programmed to fit any pace, size/shape part, color or other variations that are traditionally difficult to automatically feed.
Pick-and-Place mechanisms provide high-speed, precise motion at a great value while maintaining a low profile.
More simple than our robotic and vision guided systems, our servo-driven mechanism provides a high level of reliability and repeatability and is ideal for high-speed, single component applications.
Through years of designing and building automated machines for the medical and pharmaceutical industry, we have developed technology for feeding medical tubing from bulk rolls.
Our servo-driven medical tube feeding systems incorporate proven methods to handle the unique characteristics of tubing with high-precision and high-speed.
3D Bin Picking
Robotic 3D bin picking offers the flexibility to pick parts directly from a bin without the need to orient or sort them.
By using smart machine programming, this feeding technology eliminates typical part feeding systems and allows the robot to pick parts on the fly and place them into an automated machine.