Gluing line for container
The system separates and labels plastic containers, fills a circumferential groove with glue and then stacks them.
A conveyor belt conveys containers from an endless stack into the system, where they are mechanically separated. A Scara robot picks up the containers and first transports them to a labeling unit before placing them in a heated nest. Another Scara robot fills the container groove with a precisely defined amount of glue. Finally, the container is gripped again by the transport robot and stacked on a conveyor belt.
Cup bar handling
The system removes cup rods from a filling line with a large 12-compartment gripper and places them on an indexed conveyor system. At three stations, Scara robots load and unload the cup rods into a belt rolling machine, which securely connects the cup rods to a belt. The line has a high processing capacity, thanks to the three stations working in parallel.
Storage for cup bars.
The system is a store for bucket bars and ensures continuous operation of the downstream system.
The bucket bars are fed manually to the accumulator by means of a feeding station. This conveys the bucket bars via a tray conveyor onto a lift, which feeds the bars into the large accumulator. On the back side, the bars are fed to the downstream process.
Cup handling Scara
The system buffers the cups arriving on a conveyor belt, groups them into threes, and stacks them in a container. Either returnable containers or cardboard boxes are loaded.