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On Sun, Nov 24, at 01:28:35PM -, Mike M. wrote:
> Hmm - but here on image busbar is a bit different!?

The front holes are for a center pin on the feeder.
The back hole is for a mounting pin with a side hole, which takes the
pneumatic pressure.
The screws are just to hold the metal plate, which holds the Y seals
for the pneumatic.
I don't think that the back pin location is critical and the pick location
is more or less directly above the front pin.
My 21 slot mount from Robtotdigg has a single long metal plate, this one
seems to be separated into sections, therefor it has 2 screws in some
locations, but the concept is the same.
I think the feeder slot spacing is 16mm, but it could also be 16.5mm
as mentioned earlier.
The 8mm feeder fit perfectly into each slot.
The 12 and 16mm feeder are too wide and can only be inserted into every
second slot.
This is why you see empty center holes between the left feeders.
On my own machine I don't even have pneumatic connected to every location,
since I only have a few 8mm CL feeders and most are 12/16mm.
The same hole setup can be used to mount a vibration feeder for tubes.
In that case the pneumatic isn't needed either.

> On Sunday, 24 November 22:05:44 UTC+1, Florian Chende wrote:
> >
> > Hi Mike,
> >
> > Pneumatic, I have 2 pcs, one 8*2 and one 8*4mm, both purchased from here:
> >

> On Sunday, 24 November 22:05:44 UTC+1, Florian Chende wrote:> >> > Hi Mike,> >> > Pneumatic, I have 2 pcs, one 8*2 and one 8*4mm, both purchased from here:> > https://www.aliexpress.com/item/.html

KF-SMT Product Page

> >
> > On Sunday, November 24, at 10:35:53 PM UTC+2, Mike M. wrote:
> >>
> >> @ Florian - you have pneumatic or electric Yamaha CL ?
> >> Mike
> >>
> >>
> >>>>
>

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The front holes are for a center pin on the feeder.The back hole is for a mounting pin with a side hole, which takes thepneumatic pressure.The screws are just to hold the metal plate, which holds the Y sealsfor the pneumatic.I don't think that the back pin location is critical and the pick locationis more or less directly above the front pin.My 21 slot mount from Robtotdigg has a single long metal plate, this oneseems to be separated into sections, therefor it has 2 screws in somelocations, but the concept is the same.I think the feeder slot spacing is 16mm, but it could also be 16.5mmas mentioned earlier.The 8mm feeder fit perfectly into each slot.The 12 and 16mm feeder are too wide and can only be inserted into everysecond slot.This is why you see empty center holes between the left feeders.On my own machine I don't even have pneumatic connected to every location,since I only have a few 8mm CL feeders and most are 12/16mm.The same hole setup can be used to mount a vibration feeder for tubes.In that case the pneumatic isn't needed either.> > < https://www.aliexpress.com/item/.html?spm=a2g0s..0.0.c4d9FGL4W > To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/openpnp/95d3da2c--45b6-ac60-75bd55fc53bd%40googlegroups.com --B.Walter < Modbus/TCP Ethernet I/O Baugruppen, ARM basierte FreeBSD Rechner uvm.

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