MACHINE DESIGN/BUILD
Since 1951, Keck-Craig has been developing automation and building production machinery for high-speed assembly and packaging of consumer products, industrial equipment and medical devices. Many of these machines are used in production operations that have never been done before or assembly situations where extra high precision is required.
Services include concept development, detail design, fabrication of prototype models for testing and refinement, preparation of production drawings and final fabrication. All designs incorporate state-of-the-art technology plus full utilization of off-the-shelf components. Production machinery and industrial prototypes are engineered, fabricated and assembled in-house. Keck-Craig’s fabrication shop is on site, secure, convenient and confidential. High quality is assured by decades of experience.
Examples of machinery designed and built for clients are shown below. Click pictures for a larger view.
Machine handles six sizes galvanized wire staples and two of plastic insulators at feed rates of 40–50 per minute.
Initial feed of 8” x 10” sheets of film is cut into 1 cm squares, fed through rotary indexing table for calibration and off loaded to feeder for insertion into 2” x 3” aluminum pouches at throughputs of 150 –180 per hour. |
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