
Eagle Technologies
Group has
been working in the medical device field for many years with projects
ranging from simple conveyor projects to fully automated contact lens
molding and packaging lines. Although our full array of custom automation
and integration capabilities are available for any project, the optical
laboratory automation area has typically used a small subset of our overall
capabilities.
Lab Automation – Conveyors: Eagle Technologies does not manufacture conveyor
components. We integrate conveyor depending on the specific needs of the
application. For optical labs this typically means either Flexlink XH series
or Bosch Varioflow. Eagle Technologies has installed many thousands of feet
of both of these conveyors.
Lab Tray Specific devices: To augment the conveyor offerings of Bosch & Flexlink, Eagle has developed an array of devices specific to the stopping
and routing of trays on the conveyor. These include:
| BLADDER STOP | |
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Stainless steel with integrated guide rail mounting for seamless transitions. Used for all normal traffic control of trays. |
| DIVERTER | |
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Clean white Delryn diverters and internal curve guides for smooth transfers of trays from one conveyor to another. |
| SPUR FEEDER | |
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Clean flat belt powered conveyors to transition trays from the main conveyor to the individual process machines. Variable Speed drives and adjustable side guides included standard. |
| GRAVITY CONVEYOR | |
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For areas where automation is too much. Simple clean design for
ultra-low friction roller conveyors with integral side guides
ideally suited to lab tray buffering. (Note older technology
blue frame behind) |
| STACKED TRAYS | |
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This example accepts stacks of up to 10 trays from the
manual tray-up area and singulates them onto the conveyor. Tray stacking, de-stacking, and stacking buffers are available. Single and Double stacked trays are handled with ease using this robust, yet cost effective design. Available with or without integrated controls. |
| VERTICAL TRANSFER BUFFERS | |
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This FIFO version shown accepts trays at the bottom, and buffers
them during the vertical transfer to the elevated exit conveyor.
Ideal where floor space is tight, these robust and cost effective transfers are available as buffers or simple vertical transfers. Available with or without integrated controls. |
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