Ribbed Deck Plastic Pallet
Non-Stop Deck Plastic Pallet
For The Printing Industry
Printing Press Compatibility: Bobst, KBA, Komori，Heidelberg，Manroland,MK

Printing & Converting plastic Pallets

In the world of industrial manufacturing, especially in the operations related to presses, two types of pallets play crucial roles: manual non - stop feed pallets and automatic pallets.

Manual non - stop feed pallets are a common choice in many press - related operations. These pallets are utilized in presses where the non - stop function is a key requirement. To understand how they work, we need to look at the process in detail. The press operator is at the heart of this operation. In a manufacturing environment filled with the hum of machinery and the occasional thud of the press, the operator has a very hands - on task. The pallets have specific slots, and the operator inserts feed swords into these pallet slots one at a time. This is a meticulous process that requires the operator to be focused and precise. It might seem like a simple task, but in a high - speed production line, each insertion has to be timed perfectly to ensure the continuous flow of materials through the press. This manual operation is often used in smaller - scale productions or in facilities where the production volume does not require a fully automated system.

On the other hand, automatic pallets come into play when a higher level of efficiency and precision is needed. When all the non - stop feed swords are to be inserted into the pallet slots, the machine takes over with the help of electric eyes. These electric eyes are advanced sensors that can detect the exact position of the pallet slots. In a large - scale manufacturing plant, where the production rate is extremely high, the automatic pallets shine. As soon as the pallet is in position, the electric eyes send signals to the machine. The machine then simultaneously inserts all the feed swords into the appropriate slots. This process is not only much faster than the manual method but also more consistent, reducing the chances of errors and increasing the overall productivity of the press.

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