Chute-Style Robotic Parts Diverters

• Cavity separation: Separate conveyor lanes isolate mold cavities—an excellent way to separate family molds
• Quality control: If one section of the mold fails, only parts from that cavity need to be discarded
• Extend robot range: Chutes can be used to move parts beyond the normal 'release' range of a robot
• Increase robot speed: Chutes can increase the speed of a robot by allowing it to release all 4 parts at once—without having to rotate the end-of-arm tooling

How does it work?

• A robot removes four parts at a time from the mold.
• It positions the parts over the four cut outs and releases them into the chutes.
• The parts move through the chutes to the four divided lanes.
• The conveyor moves them to the end and fills them into four separate containers.

A Four Cavity Tooling drops parts onto this EAF with Lane Divider Package Conveyor which includes a catch tray

Dividers can have PVC belting or side belt guards to prevent parts from scratching and small part loss.

8-Chute Diverting Station with Flexible Tubing

Includes: Anti-static hose, Painted steel support frame, SST Tray for Boxes, and Leveling pads.

Side-by-Side Gate style Parts Diverter

Automated Positioning and Handling System

Includes: Vertical conveyor, gravity roller, box clamps, pin stops, sensors, indexing rails and alarm stack.

Multi-level Gate style Parts Diverter

• Parts are fed onto the stainless steel gate cylinder diverter.
• A photo eye for for the scrap box is located on level 2.
• A custom chute with an additional set of photo eyes measures boxes.
• Wire mesh guarding protects both people and parts.