Servo Feeder for Presses, 0.2–4.0 mm Strip up to 1,600 mm | Servosteel, Istanbul, Turkey

Servosteel's Servo Feeder for Presses pushes metal strip into a press die in precise, millimetre-level steps. It is driven by Schneider Lexium servo technology and is built for repeatable feeding in serial production.

It is available in two types: a mini version for narrow strip on small and medium presses, and a cased version with a closed body and reductor drive for wide strip and heavy work. Step length, speed and ramp values are stored as recipes on the touchscreen.

Key Features

• Servo motor and precision gearbox combination to hold step tolerances in serial production
• Runs in sync with the press cam signal
• Pilot release function fitted as standard
• Step length, speed and ramp values saved as recipes on the touch HMI
• Mini type for narrow strip on small and medium presses
• Cased type with closed body and reductor drive for wide strip and heavy work
• Schneider-based control system

Technical Specifications

• Material thickness: 0.2–4.0 mm
• Strip width: Up to 1,600 mm
• Free feed speed: 35 / 100 / 250 m/min
• Feed rolls: 2 × Ø80–Ø85 mm
• Display: 7" touchscreen HMI
• Recipe memory: 250 recipes
• Servo drive: Schneider Lexium

Applications

• Metal stamping shops
• Automotive suppliers
• Home appliance manufacturing
• Electrical and electronics components

Commercial Details

• Brand: Servosteel
• Manufacturer: Servosteel
• Place of origin: Istanbul, Turkey

Frequently Asked Questions

• What affects feeding accuracy? Accuracy depends on the servo motor and gearbox pair, the pressure of the feed rollers and synchronisation with the press cam signal.
• Do settings need readjusting after a die change? No, step length, speed and ramp values are stored as recipes, and the memory holds 250 of them.
• When is the mini type enough? The mini type suits narrow strip and small or medium presses, saving floor space and cost. Strip width and coil weight set its limits.
• What should I send for a quotation? Send the strip material and thickness, strip width, coil weight, the required feed length and speed, press details and a profile or part drawing if you have one.