Channel pocket type VST camera-style parts counter

Innovative Parts Counting System: Channel Pocket Method

A shift in thinking from "separation" to "dispersion" Traditional parts counters have focused on reliably separating components one by one. The VST-type vibrating feeder forms "gentle four hills (valleys)" on its surface. This unique shape represents a fundamental change in thinking about the behavior of parts, rather than just a mechanical innovation. Thanks to this gentle hill-like structure, the fed parts: 1. Are dispersed into the four valleys while maintaining natural flowability 2. Move at an appropriate speed without applying excessive force 3. Are sent to the next process while minimizing interference between parts This design is based on a new concept of "dispersing parts" rather than "separating parts." It provides a groundbreaking solution for materials that have been difficult to handle with traditional separation-type counters, such as lightweight parts without rigidity, plastic components, and rubber products. 2.3 Design philosophy utilizing the laws of nature The gentle hill shape allows parts to move in the most natural way, just as water flows down the slopes of a mountain. This concept of "natural flow" fundamentally differs from traditional mechanical forced separation.

Manual sorting line