1. Automated Packaging Orientation
Used in high-speed packaging lines to rapidly orient cartons or containers before the sealing process. The elastic cushioning handles repetitive cycling smoothly, while proximity sensors confirm precise positioning.
Problem SolvedProvides the necessary torque (1.25 Nm) and precise 270-degree rotation required to align lightweight packaging components without incurring mechanical shock damage.
Elastic cushioning1.25 Nm torqueProximity sensing
2. Robotic End-of-Arm Tooling (EOAT)
Integrated into a robotic manipulator to flip or rotate delicate manufactured parts during a pick-and-place assembly operation, leveraging the lightweight aluminum housing.
Problem SolvedReduces payload weight on the robot arm (at only 375g) while safely supporting up to 200 N of radial force and 180 N of axial force for robust part manipulation.
375g weight200 N radial force180 N axial force
3. Component Sorting and Ejection
Acts as a primary diverter gate in automated component sorting tracks. By firing at speeds up to 1.5 Hz, the vane actuator rapidly redirects items into specific bins based on visual inspection.
Problem SolvedEnsures reliable, high-frequency sorting operations (up to 1.5 Hz at 6 bar) in tight spatial constraints, powered by standard industrial 3 to 10 bar compressed air systems.
1.5 Hz swivel frequency3-10 bar operating pressureVane actuator