Ejector

The ejector divides up different bins running one after the other in a conveying flow.

Before the defined bins arrive, the ejector pivots onto the conveyor line and assigns a continuous row of bins to another conveyor line. After the bins have been ejected with a different destination, the deflector swings back into the starting position and remains there until the next activation. The ejection can take place at an angle of 90 or 45 degrees. If the ejection angle is specified as 45 degrees, then an inclined belt conveyor should be planned. This allows the flow to be deflected even more gently.