Regarding vacuum clamping and vacuum handling, what is the application of vacuum technology?

Modern production cannot develop without vacuum clamping, transport or coveying technology. Without these technology, how can you quickly and reliably stack cardboard, move glass panels, clamp wood pieces to be milling, or load heavy items such as paper rolls, sacks, or even bricks?

The principle of vacuum transport and clamping process is simple and unique: the object can be firmly gripped by applying negative pressure with the help of a suction cup, a vacuum adsorption plate or a vacuum adsorption table. That is the most effective way to move, transport or hold objects.

Taking furniture manufacturing for example, during the automatic production, parts move along the line under the action of vacuum. Firstly, an automatic controller equipped with a vacuum adsorption device feeds the board into the primary processing machine. The vacuum then holds the board, the machine starts processing, after processing, another vacuum pliers will transport the product to the next process. At the end of the production line, an automatic control device automatically stacks crated furniture products onto pallets.

In the printing shop, vacuum is often used for conveying paper. The paper is inhaled into the printing press under the vacuum effect, and also under the vacuum effect, the paper passes through each printing station one by one along the paper roll, and then stacks up after printing. Finally, under vacuum pressure, the paper is fed to all subsequent processing machines.

Applications of Pronotek vacuum technology in article clamping and conveying process：

Automatic material conveying - during production

Stacking, for stacking pallets of packaged products

Loading and unloading - ships, vehicles and other means of transport

Clamping - woodworking machine

Packaging - carton or other packaging for all products

Feeding paper, printing and processing machines

Extracting and placing, for electronics, food, parts packaging and other industries