vibrating board for transport

[Fulvio Romano]

Good morning to all,
open a new thread because This is is quite dated and poor of interventions.

I have a slide (lamiera of hardware) of the length of a couple of meters, on it I place a metal cube of about thirty pounds. As this slide makes a curve and has a rather low slope, I would like to equip it with a vibration system to prevent the cube from stopping halfway.

I would like to know the market what it offers, I have no idea how to approach the problem. In particular I ask you if you know suppliers, products, and an indicative price, in the sense, I just need to know whether we are above or below the euro.

thanks to all

 

[meccanicamg]

linear vibrators type bridge wind or other manufacturers even if I see it difficult to find a self-supporting vibrator with 30 kg of load on 2 meters long. otherwise there are sculptors air or that work according to other electromechanical principle etc.

is it possible to cover the bottom and walls of the slide with low friction coefficient material?

 

[Fulvio Romano]

cute shakers... attack a couple under the slide and the game is done. or am I simplifying too much?

Do you know what they cost? In the sense, if it costs 10^x euro, how much x is worth?

it would be possible to cover the slide with "slip" type teflon material, but it is not advisable. I prefer to use the good old "ferrazza" that if you damage you restore it with the blue.

 

[meccanicamg]

I don't remember how much they cost and above all depends on the size of the shaker, but going for comparison if a linear vibrator with big magnet costs 2000 euros, the shaker costs 200 of equal size. You can always make a phone call to your supplier, make you tell the brand of shakers that it treats and make you tell the price of the size you need. cmq are cheap on the purchase price. clear the cost lies in the compressed air.

 

[Fulvio Romano]

but these pneumatic vibrators consume (the smallest) 100l/min?!?
Goddamn it. .

Is there nothing electric?

 

[MBT]

but these pneumatic vibrators consume (the smallest) 100l/min?!?
Goddamn it. .

Is there nothing electric?

the compressor to generate the 100 l/min you need!

 

[Tequila]

when I worked in the food sector to get the dough down from the silos on a few inclined tanks were mounted of this type motorvibratorshttp://www.italvibras.it/contents/ita/308060.htm?phpsessid=a8171d2846e0c947ef81fbd5fd38edf5

 

[davide75]

quoto tequila because we also use them in the food field for flour.
otherwise you could try these of the vibratechttp://www.vibratec.it/vibratec/

 

[Fulvio Romano]

Can you tell me also the order of price size?
In the sense, are we between 200€ - 300€, or are you going over 1000€?

Thank you.

 

[Fulvio Romano]

an interesting guide:

 

[Tequila]

Can you tell me also the order of price size?
In the sense, are we between 200€ - 300€, or are you going over 1000€?

Thank you.

Perhaps davide 75 will help you, when I worked for the food industry was in '99 and there were still the mythical "lire" and the prices I just don't remember them, also because you should see the type of model that would suit you.
Hi.

 

[cacciatorino]

Perhaps you should ask a specialist, usually for these movements you use electromagnetic systems with crossbows or however soft and the sizing of the system of magnet and springs is not trivial.

the producers I had to deal with are brovind, technovibrations, fish, bonino, gasco and others that I now do not remember.

p.s. I think for the price you go far beyond the 1000 euros you presume.

 

[davide75]

I see if I can recover something because it has been working in this sector recently and the prices it takes care of the shop office that has everything to manage to which I do not have access.if I can gladly.