Time：2025-07-17
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Three common types of automatic screw feeders are widely used today: disc feeder, step feeder, and vibratory bowl feeders. Let’s briefly review how each works and how they are assembled.
Uses vacuum suction to capture screws and place them in precise holes.
Features a metal locating structure for high repeatability.
Split-type design: vacuum and control modules are independent, keeping the feeder compact and easy to mount.
“Water-wheel” indexing ensures high pick-up probability and zero jamming, reducing maintenance downtime.
Danikor’s upgraded ladder feeder pushes screws upward with a plate and uses linear vibration to align them at the separation point for blow-off.
Fresh industrial design and integrated control system save PLC programming effort.
Continuous, stable, and accurate feeding boosts productivity and eliminates manual handling.
Uses a spiral vibrating bowl to orient screws and delivers them in the required attitude.
A pneumatic cylinder separates screws once they reach the discharge position.
Ideal for screws with heads (e.g., pan, round, or hex heads).
Auto standby after a set idle time saves energy.
These are the working principles and assembly diagrams of three mainstream automatic screw feeders. To learn more about their features and advantages, call our toll-free hotline. Danikor is a leading manufacturer dedicated to screw-feeding solutions, holding over 20 patents.
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