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AVIKO sorting and checking machines
They are operated in well know bearing manufacturing plants in many countries in Europe, Asia, Northern and Southern America. Thank to their quality and performance, they rank among most widely used systems for checking the quality surface bearings balls including material defects, using opto-electronic and defectometric methods.
SOMEX servis spol. s r.o. as the successor company providing service related to all products manufactured by the former state enterprise SOMET has provided since 1994 service for these automatic grading machines. The service include both operations at user´s sites including preventive checks and current repairs including installation of accessories improving the operator´s comfort and, of course, supplies of spare parts for such machines. Any repairs that cannot be executed at the place of the installation of the machine are executed in out shops.
We have a long-term tradition of the manufacture of defectometry sensing probes as we have manufactured them since 1994. Such probes are installed in automatic sorting machines AVIKO of previous and current generation and they are designated for the identification of hidden defects (that cannot be detected by the opto-electronic method) in the material of the bearing ball such a breaches, rolling defects, lack of homogeneousness of material and the like.
In addition to the normal supply of spare parts catalog, we offer premium add-on devices that reduce the risk of consequences of potential failures and increase comfort, as example:
BSMS E
Complement for AVIKO automatic sorting machines.
(The figure shows a complement for AVIKO, version E automatic sorting machines.)
The complement activates automatic shutoff of the machine:
a - At accidental stoppage of sorted balls at the outlet.
Shutoff of the machine prevents uncontrolled output of balls from the sorter outside the machine.
b - At break of the belt to drive of driving disc.
Shutoff of the machine prevents potential mechanic damage to the ball or damage to other elements contacting the ball at the inspection point and simultaneously it prevents forfeiture of non-rotating hence non-inspected balls to the good-ball outlet.
The complement consists of an electronic control unit, which can be used to set up the time interval of the machine shutoff. The complement also includes a power supply unit for the control unit, a set of contactless sensors of disc drives and sensors checking the sorter outlets. The complement is supplied with cabling for interconnection with the machine and a simple tool for setting the sensor position. BSMS E complement can be installed by the machine user according to the enclosed instructions for installation.
The version for Aviko version C automatic sorting machines is available.
LSS – E
Complement for AVIKO automatic sorting machines.
(The figure shows a complement for AVIKO, version E automatic sorting machines.)
The complement indicates automatic shutoff of the machine:
A simple device that informs the operator by means of light and acoustic signals that the machine was shut off. The flashing light source is clearly visible and the acoustic signal is audible also in a noisy environment.
Simple installation can be done by the user.
The version for Aviko version C automatic sorting machines is available
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