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Linear Conveyors

This product is designed to allow multi-station printing on the same object in different locations and colors.

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Linear conveyance is used primarily in multi-color and automated applications to increase hourly part output on machines with or without independent pads. The linear conveyor is electrically operated and controlled by a servo motor.

  • Configurations include: from 18 up to 48 stations or more if required. Center to center on 127mm, 159mm, 191mm, 280mm or as required
  • Advance distance is programmed directly from the machine’s touch screen
  • Pick and place devices for automated product loading and/or unload stations and pre-treatment devices including flamers, corona or plasma can be integrated
Conveyor Type

Linear

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