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Used robotized automation applications

  • Retriever 1700

    Retriever 1700

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Feedall

    Feedall Proves Unparalleled Magazine Bar Feeder Excellence Feedall Automation has a long history of providing bar feeders of the highest quality, with each capable of customization options that allow it to seamle...

    Willoughby, OH
  • Retriever 1750

    Retriever 1750

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Feedall

    Need the Best Bar Feeder? Start with Feedall With the Retriever, Feedall Automation offers a bar feeder of the highest quality that can be tailored seamlessly to your specific application and use case due to its ...

    Willoughby, OH
  • 2005 CELLRO CELLRO

    2005 CELLRO CELLRO

    • used

    • Manufacturer: CELLRO

    Cellro Magazin mit FANUC-Roboter Baujahr 2005_IntNr231261 Description Location:Germany, Baden-Württemberg Southwest Cellro Magazin mit FANUC-Roboter 2005 Cellro Magazin automatisiertes Lagersystem ein Robotermaga...

    Geislingen, Germany

Overview

Bar feeders/loaders are essential devices in CNC machining environments, designed to automatically feed bar stock into lathes and other machinery. These systems improve efficiency by reducing the need for manual loading, allowing continuous operation and enhanced productivity.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used bar feeder/loader?

Check the compatibility with your existing CNC machines, the capacity it can handle, and its overall condition. Review maintenance records and ensure all parts are functioning properly.

How do I ensure the bar feeder/loader is shipped safely to my location?

Use a specialized transport service for heavy machinery. Ensure the unit is properly secured, and all moving parts are protected to avoid damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a bar feeder/loader?

Regular maintenance includes checking the lubrication system, inspecting mechanical parts for wear, and ensuring all electronic components are functioning. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals.