Arbor Automation WIPCON  Pallets are custom configured to the parts and processes in the specific conveyor application. These pallets were designed to be capable of passing through washing operations  and included provisions for spay access and drainage.

Pallets can  contain the following elements in their design

Pallet Accuracies

• Low, Medium or High accuracy pallet stop details
• Low, Medium or High accuracy part locating details

Pallet Materials

• Pallet Materials can range from Steel, Aluminum or Molded Plastic
• Part Nest Fixtures can be Steel, Aluminum or UHMW

Pallet Flow Intelligence

• Toggle pins for simple process routing
• Read/Write Pallet RFID Tags for more complex routing and data tracking

Arbor Automation Wipcon I I system using zero gap chain and showing a typical  medium precision  clamp stop  station which is an “under cover” design. Also a prox -switch and profile gate for verifying correct part in pallet position prior to an automated station. Robotic station in the background.

Arbor Automation Wipcon II System installed in an Automotive Transmission Plant and moving parts and pallets through both assembly and metal cutting operations

Arbor Automation Wipcon II System showing complex flow path solutions using  some of our pre-engineered traffic modules

Arbor Automation Wipcon II System showing some pallets with parts around  one of our standard 180 degree curve moules

Arbor Automation  often will do the “value Added” integration of machine tool loading in conjunction with our standard conveyor products in order to supply a desired turnkey automation system

Arbor Automations Wipcon Series pallet conveyor systems allow you to automate processes for irregularly shaped parts which reduces the  costs associated with repeated manual part handling , part damage and ergonomic problems.

Arbor Automations Wipcon systems are used  as a means of part-process transportation  through many different types of processes such as this Robotic Trans-gun Assembly Welding Process

Arbor Automations Wipcon Series of Part-in-Pallet conveyor systems are often used  to advance parts through various parallel and/or sequential CNC machining operations; such as this twin spindle lathe

Arbor Automations Wipcon Series of Part-in-Pallet conveyor systems are often used  to advance parts through various parallel and/or sequential CNC machining operations; such as this twin spindle lathe

Arbor Automation  often will do the “value Added” integration in conjunction with our standard conveyor products in order to supply a desired turnkey automation system.

This system included the integration  and loading of several Metal Cutting Machine tools, Part Flip Stations, Part-Pallet Washing, In  Line Final Inspection Gaging, Part I.D. Marking and Robotic Tray Packing,

Arbor Automations LBP  “Low Back Pressure” Series of Conveyors was developed in 2001 to satisfy the (gentle but not necessarily part –in- pallet ) process applications. The chain has rows of rollers which  roll and  greatly reduce the frictional part pushing on part pressure. These are pre-engineered systems with curve modules and an assortment of commonly used  traffic and ancillary hardware device options.  There are 2 chain width options and  adjustable side rails can be used to customize either single or dual part path widths.

The Arbor Automation LBP Systems are ideal for  parts like gears, bearings, aluminum machined  castings, flat parts , Heat Treated parts  or parts with burrs

Arbor Automations LBP  “Low Back Pressure” Series of Conveyors  can be long multiple drive systems which  integrate with many processes or simple r single straight length assembled sections with devices wired to J-Boxes for controls by others (as shown)

Arbor Automations LBP Conveyor system showing a dual lane  conveyor configuration and an on/off  part shuttle station

Arbor Automations LBP Series of conveyors can be used  to move parts through many different types of processes.

Metal Cutting operations are common  application and often require the integration of various machine tool loading  devices such as Robots or Gantries.

Arbor Automation LBP Systems have many common modules which are used  such as this off line shuttle which allows a machine tool loader to pick up and/or drop off parts without blocking the line flow for other parallel operations.

Arbor Automations Standard  LBP Chain, Load or Unload  buffer table available in either a mass flow design or a FIFO design as shown

Arbor Automations  LBP Conveyor application using the wide  LBP chain and showing a curve module