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Clamping Module Option for Conveyors

Dorner is offering a clamping module on its FlexMove conveyor system that gives users the ability to hold back or pace products for accumulating applications.

Dorner Clamping Module Adjustable Width

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Dorner's clamping module option for conveyors is ideal for totes, boxes, bottles, and square, round, and rectangular containers. As products pass through the clamping module, pre-programmed photo sensors trigger a pneumatic-clamping actuator that is mounted on both sides of the conveyor. The clamping module produces a gap of about one product length; product must be able to withstand some back pressure and squeezing force.

Features and technical specifications of the clamping module include:

• Maximum single product weight: 2.3 Kg (5 lb)

• Maximum product accumulation weight: 13.6 Kg (30 lb)

• Fixed or adjustable width Clamping Module option

• Maximum conveyor speed: 50 m/min (164 fpm)

• Mounting for photo sensor with 18 mm barrel

• Available on FlexMove conveyors:

    • FS (65 mm)

    • FM (85 mm)

    • FC (105 mm)

    • FL (150 mm)

   •  FU (180 mm)

    • FV (260 mm)

Information to know at time of order includes conveyor width, product width and centerline of clamping actuator above conveyor chain.

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