The FlexiBowl 200 parts feeder is shorter and slimmer than previous models. Source: ARS Automation
As industrial robots become ever faster and more accurate, they need automated systems upstream and downstream to keep up. ARS Automation this month announced the launch of FlexiBowl 200, it latest flexible feeding system for modern manufacturing.
The FlexiBowl 200 combines compact design and performance, making it suitable for handling small parts ranging from 1 to 10 mm (0.03 to 0.3 in.), claimed the Arezzo, Italy-based company.
“The FlexiBowl 200 is a game-changer for manufacturers focused on space optimization,” stated Chris Round, vice president of sales for North America at ARS Automation. “We know that our customers need solutions that not only reduce footprint, but also maintain high performance, and this product delivers on both fronts.”
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FlexiBowl 200 improves on previous parts feeders
ARS said its new feeder includes the following features:
- 25% shorter than its earlier models
- 50% slimmer for better space optimization
- Maintains the same feeding area with a much smaller footprint
“This cutting-edge design makes the FlexiBowl 200 perfect for manufacturers aiming to maximize workspace without sacrificing efficiency,” asserted the company.
It added that the feeder should prove useful for manufacturers in industries where both precision and space are at a premium, such as automotive, electronics, medical devices, and consumer goods.
The FlexiBowl family of parts feeders now includes the 200. Source: ARS Automation
About ARS Automation
For more than three decades, ARS Automation said it has been a leader in modular, flexible automation, from industrial robotics to computer vision. It operates globally across a range of industries and said it tailors its systems to meet each customer’s specific needs.
The company offers SCARA robots, six-axis robots, delta robots, and integrated vision systems, as well as the FlexiBowl feeding system, which it has provided since 2011.
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