The Boneyard....
For the creative "geniuses" out there, we have lots of "stuff" for you to check out.... Make me an offer....
Nalbach Rotary Vacuum Crimp Heads We have four of these in stock. May be convertible to stationary use with some creativity. Get 'em cheap,, I mean economically!! .
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Kartridg Pak single-acting UTC head. Complete from can locator to the head bracket. Buy it for a spare. A good "take-off" spare All mechanical parts are in good shape, however It will need all seals. "Take-off" Metering cylinders available as well .
Cap
Hopper for a
Kartridg Pak 125 Overcapper system
Alpha rotary crimper base machines. I can offer two of these "bones" machines for those still running the old Alpha rotary bases. Condition is good, and the price is right. cam profile is for a crimper or a Through-The-Valve gasser.
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Terco Single Line Single Index machine. We are offering the "bones" of a Terco indexing aerosol machine. This package consists of a two-table machine, a timing screw infeed and a single index drive. It includes a non-vacuum crimper. It is rough... but what is there has not had a large amount of production time. The main index track was handled poorly upon disassembly- it is bent. However this "pile of pieces" can be prepared by you (or by us) to become a rebuilt aerosol filling line. This line also includes several segments of 3 1/4" conveyor, with 90 degree turns and other various bits and pieces. Click on photos to enlarge.
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| Product filling and crimping table, non-vacuum crimper shown | Propellant charging table, with index drive and accumulator beneath table | Index drive timing screw infeed. | Index track |
Haumiller "Super-Tipper" Actuator Placing Machine This machine would be an ideal base machine from which to construct a dedicated placing machine for your aerosol line. Consider it for a tire inflator actuator, a small overcap or any other semi-custom part that may need to be placed onto aerosol cans. It would be a straightforward project to "Freshen up" the base machine, then use or re-tool the sorter to feed your particular parts... A bit of ingenuity and creativity would give you a very nice machine...
This particular machine is a predecessor for the current 3200/3250 series machines. It has an off-frame feeder and Changeparts for feeding a "Clair-Mist full finger actuator, as used on various Anti-Perspirants. Complete machine, Counterclockwise rotation. The machine was stored outside for several months, but it can be "revived" with a bit of care and attention.
Click photos below to enlarge:
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| Haumiller CCW Rotation Super Tipper | Photo of The "Clair-Mist" actuators being placed by this machine | A view of the placer portion with the feeder-bowl to the right, just out of view |
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| View of crown assembly, with punches and hammer | View of stainless Feederbowl and inverter |
Andora Overcap Placing Machine designed for 1" stacker caps. This capper is designed to sort and place 1" diameter whipped cream overcaps. However, it can easily be converted to run the shorter 1" stacker caps. Design speed was approximately 40-50 CPM . It uses a mechanical "pin type" cap sorter. The sorted caps pass single file down an inclined track to the placement head. The placement of each cap is done with an air cylinder pressing each cap through the "bomb bay doors" and onto the valve cup underneath. Complete as taken from service.
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| Sorter overall view | Cap placer portion, and spindle for can-handling changeparts | View of the plunger and mounting for escapement. Each cap is pushed onto the escapement doors by the horizontal air cylinder on the left, and then pused down with the vertically mounted chuck onto the top of each can. The placing chuck is in the fully down position. | View of pin-type cap sorter,. and 211 can diameter starwheels in the box |
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| Cap track, with Pick-off at top left- where the caps are "picked-off" of the sorter wheel and escapement Bomb bay doors at lower right. the escapement bolts up to the placing head seen in the earlier photos | Close-up of the cap pick-off | View of the escapement bomb bay doors. Each cap enters the escapement from the upper left, pushed in by a horizontal air cylinder. The cap is then pressed down through these twin hinged horizontal doors onto the can by the vertical chuck. |
3 Accumulating Tables
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| View of table top (laying on it's side | View of bottom, again on it's side | End detail | Sprockets and shaft | View of lanes |
One 89” wide X 238” long 22 lanes of 3 ¼” table top chain going in alternating directions
One 80” wide X 238” long 20 lanes of 3 ¼” table top chains going in alternating directions.
One 45” wide X 230” long 11 lanes of 3 ¼” table top chain going in alternating directions
With some mechanical work, these could be an inexpensive way to put some cushion in your line.
Model 36-BVBD-9-III.