Product description

DMS Automatic screw suppliers include a hollow rocker type feeder that selects and orients the screws before transferring them into a gravity rail to the separator.
From there, a screw is blown into the pipe to the screwing nose at each request sent by the screwdriver. At the same time, a new screw is separated and fed into the blower tube.
The screw is held protruding in the screwing nose at the jaws by mechanical valves to facilitate pinning on the workpiece.
By the operator’s continuous action on the telescope, which must be in contact with the part or a support, the tightening nose releases the screw.
The pressure exerted by the operator on the tool accompanies the screw throughout the tightening process.

Automatic DMS spring telescope screw feed is ideal for applications requiring self-tapping screws or threaded fasteners.
The telescopic automatic screw feeding is characterized by extreme robustness and comfort of use, being silent and without vibration.

Acceptable screw sizes range from a body diameter of 2.3 to 6 mm and a body length of up to 22 mm.
The ratio head diameter / overall length should ideally be 1.5.
For smaller, larger or longer screw sizes, the pendulum device can be replaced by a vibrating bowl (feasibility study required).