CONVEYOR DISPENSING SYSTEMS Flow Through Devices/ Drop Dispensing ■ For drop dispensing applications, parts are loaded into custom pallets to control positioning • Each pallet has reference guides that are used to hold the pal in align men: during the dispensing process • Multiple devices are dispensed onto • Drop presence sensors can also be Incorporated with ink mark reject parts Lateral Flow/Line Dispensing • For line dispensing the conveyor • An optical sensor detects when a substrate is In position for dispensing and triggers the dispensers to fire • A guice sysien- ocsilons the sua- Strate under the dispensers tor align- "he CDSmon aro COS'OüO is a ronvpymhase<: nn: tin piattoTi deseed to integrate «th RicOot's dispersers The svsieT operates by clacirg cans onto Ihe conveyor utters they a-u au to ma: o My cusit o"Oü utidur :tu c sue'iscs H r sluj pai:s are then sent to an offload area on the conveyor. The dispensers' posiliors aie programmable In the Ï and Z axes.

CDS1000 CONVEYOR DISPENSING SYSTEMS SPECIFICATIONS Converyor Speed • Up to 20 cm per second Platform Motion • X-Movement: Conveyor controlled • Y-Movement: Stepper motor • Z-Movement: Stepper motor (CDS1050) • Z-Movement: Pneumatic and micrometer (CDS1000) Position Axis Accuracy • Stepper Motor Y and Z-axes • Conveyor with Guides Positioning • Programming Control Dimensions • Length: 54 in (137 cm) • Height: 22 in (56 cm) • Width: 24 in (61 cm) Power Requirements • 110/220 VAC; 50 - 60 Hz; 40 - 60 PSI air Headquarters: 2852 Alton Pkwy • Ir vine, CA 92606 t: +1 949-440-3685 • f: +1 949-440-3694...