Tagged with 'screw feeder'

For electronics, appliance, automotive and general assembly workshops, choosing the correct automatic screw feeder directly impacts your production uptime and reduces unexpected downtime from screw jams. Two widely-used bench-top models are turntable automatic screw feeders and digging-type automatic screw feeders. Many production managers wonder what is the difference between turntable and digging screw feeders and often purchase poorly matched equipment that causes frequent jamming or fails to fit their screw specifications. Although both units sort, orient and feed single screws to your screwdriver, they operate with completely different internal mechanisms. Each design performs best for specific screw sizes, production batch sizes and workshop conditions. This practical guide explains their operation, compares advantages and drawbacks, and helps you select the suitable feeder for your assembly application. Our product portfolio offers both turntable and digging automatic screw feeders to satisfy various fastener feeding demands on production lines.