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| | | Automation Devices Offers Economical Solution: Repair and Retool Vibratory Bowls 3 Mar 2010 Automation Devices, Inc. (ADI) is pleased to announce an expansion to its services to include repairing and retooling all models of foreign and domestic vibratory and centrifugal feeders and bowls. ADI also relines vibratory bowls, which can reduce wear and expenses. | |
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| | .jpg) | ADI Designs Vibratory Feeder for Hazardous Locations 20 Jan 2010 An ammunition manufacturer needed a solution to feed primers, the part used to light the propellant in weapons, in a hazardous location. Automation Devices (ADI) was able to fill that need with a vibratory feeder designed for hazardous locations. | |
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| | .jpg) | Improved T-4 Adjustable Linear Feeder 21 Apr 2009 Bob Hoover, Feeder Technician in Automation Devices' VFC Division, has developed a fully adjustable linear feeder that conveys very small parts through vibration. ADI's Model T-4 (part # 5200A) is the smallest of the Inline Feeder Series and services track lengths of up to 10" with weights up to 2lbs. Adjusting the T-4 is as easy as changing the channel on your clock radio. By effectively lengthening and shortening the working length of its fiberglass springs, the strength of the T-4 can handle a wide range of weight and length modification of your track without the need for factory intervention. | |
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| | .jpg) | Fork Rhino Fork Lift Ball Hitch Adapter 12 Sep 2008 Automation Devices, Inc. recently released a new version of the Fork Rhino Fork Lift Ball Hitch Adapter, a device used to convert a fork lift into a versatile equipment handler capable of moving a variety of hitch equipment including ball hitches, goose necks and pintles. The Fork Rhino is one-third the size and weight of most trailer spotters. The latest design fits forks up to 6" wide and the handles have been moved to the top of the device encouraging a higher turning radius and easier storage. | |
