Standard Features


Integrates with Autobag high-speed baggers, printers and conveyors to automatically count, separate and dispense a bulk supply of product into individual bags


Individual Part Profiling analyses and assigns a value to each part. Any part below the value, like dirt or part fragments, is identified as scrap and therefore not counted, ensuring accuracy


Job Storage capacity of 50 saved set-ups that can recall all operating parameters for a specific part to facilitate fast and accurate changeover


Part Overcount Discharge diverting door re-directs parts into an isolated bin after final count is reached, providing high-accuracy counting


609mm polyurethane coated cast aluminium bowl standard


Available in top or side load configurations. Options


Fully automatic 2 cubic foot supply hopper with product level sensor provides consistent feeding of bulk product into the bowl


Coated cast aluminium or stainless steel bowls to expand product range


Separation belts with variable speed control to assist in part handling and accuracy


Available in single or multiple counter configurations


Range of transition funnels Spare parts kits.


Mechanical Features


Optional 2 cubic metre bulk supply hopper integrated with product level sensor to feed product into bowl on demand.


Part Overcount Discharge diverting funnel, which is activated when the final part passes through the detection eye, ensuring accuracy.


Part Orientation Funnels provide enhanced control of the part as it falls from the bowl through the detection eye.


Technical Specifications


Specifications are for the stand-alone counter system. Integrated configuration specifications are available upon request.


Weight


Electrical Air Supply


264 kg


110/220 VAC; 50/60 Hz 40 psi; 0.5 cfm


1090mm


1220mm


1520 to 2010mm


1650mm


Stainless steel, as well as coated cast aluminium bowls, can be utilised with the Accu-Count 200.


Operator friendly AutoTouch™ Control Screen for easy job set-up, job recall and diagnostics.


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