Picking Counter 【DAC-ST】
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With a counting machine that uses line cameras, products with single weight errors can also be counted quickly and accurately. It is ideal for counting during picking operations at shipment and inventory checks. Up to 200 varieties can be registered. It is highly versatile, compact, and space-saving. It helps prevent counting errors in shipments and inventory.
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By manually supplying the products you want to count onto the feeder, you can accurately read the quantity and accommodate various products. The registration method is simple, allowing you to register up to 200 types of products. It is also possible to increase the number of registrations as an option. The correction function allows counting even when products are stuck together. The trough section can be customized. *Currently, it is manufactured with PLC control.
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It is optimal for quantity management and shipping operations for supplying the assembly line. It is also used for confirming incoming and received parts. An upgrade to a counting and shipping system using barcodes is possible. Counting of molded parts (such as connectors, fittings, fasteners, caps, etc.) Counting of metal parts (such as screws, nuts, washers, bearings, etc.) Counting of sintered parts (such as chips, etc.)
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Koshinsha, known for its counting machines and image sorting machines, has been recognized as an A-rank company by the Kyoto City Venture Appraisal Committee. The counting machine "Digital Area Counter" has achieved high-speed and high-precision counting of items ranging from screws and nuts to frozen foods and seeds using its unique camera counting technology. Additionally, we propose new solutions such as multi-line high-speed sorting machines using image processing and systems for volume sorting and cutting using image processing. Koshinsha's counting machine, the Digital Area Counter, won the Grand Prize at the 2023 Kyoto Small and Medium Enterprise Technology Awards.