BFS Auto Collecting and Sending Vertical/Horizontal Cache Mechanism

Upon receiving a full material signal from the conveyor belt detected by the sensor, the SCARA robot is triggered to automatically grab a stack of ten BFS products (five rows in a connected formation) vertically/horizontally from the conveyor belt and place them onto the buffer platform. This material-receiving action is repeated until the platform is full. When the conveyor belt sends a signal indicating a shortage of material, the SCARA robot is triggered to automatically grab a stack of ten BFS products (five rows in a connected formation) vertically/horizontally from the buffering platform and place them onto the conveyor belt. This material dispatching action is repeated until the buffer platform is empty.

Main Applications

This device is specifically designed for BFS ampoules with regular shapes, flat front and back surfaces, and no tilting when stacked horizontally, for vertical/horizontal collection and horizontal placement with buffering.

Functional Features

50. The system controls the robot to automatically collect and distribute materials without human intervention.
50. The equipment has a small volume and occupies minimal installation space, with a large capacity and long buffering time.
50. The flexible layout design allows for the configuration of a buffering platform on both sides of a single robot, increasing the buffering capacity and enhancing production efficiency.
50. The device has been granted a national invention patent with the number ZL202211729212.4.

Technical Parameter

BFS Auto Collecting and Sending Horizontal Cache Mechanism：

BFS Auto Collecting and Sending Vertical Cache Mechanism：