A high-speed transfer system refers to a mechanism that grips (or sucks) processed items in each process and automatically transfers them to the next process. This occurs every time a press machine’s cycle ends through a transfer die, where single-function dies are arranged in a row. The transfer mechanism is synchronized with the press machine, and the feed bar’s three-dimensional movement (comprised of “open/close,” “feed,” “return,” and “up/down”) transfers gripped processed items to the next process.
We offer high-speed transfer systems with a variety of drive systems, including servo motor-driven “high-speed servo transfer systems (double-bar KTE II series, single-bar KTES series, and single-bar KTES-HS series that uses linear servo motors to achieve a faster speed)” and mechanical-driven “high-speed mechanical transfer systems (KTM series) and high-speed mechanical servo transfer systems that drive transfer units with servo motors (KTME series).”
The high-speed servo transfer systems and high-speed mechanical servo transfer systems are retrofitted to general-purpose press machines, while the high-speed mechanical transfer systems are used with dedicated press machines.
