PIAB <Case Study> Reduced Compressed Air Consumption of Ejectors! Energy-saving Measures through Vacuum Pressure Management
Is there a challenge like 'the air consumption of the ejector is too high'?
In processes such as palletizing and picking, when handling workpieces with leaks, such as cardboard and wood, it is difficult to adopt a vacuum holding mechanism, which contributes to an increase in the compressed air consumption of the ejector. In particular, cases where excessive vacuum pressure is generated to ensure stable adhesion can lead to unnecessary consumption of compressed air. 'High vacuum = safety' is not always the case.
[Target Applications]
- Palletizing
- Picking
- Transporting workpieces with leaks, such as cardboard and wood
We present case studies that have achieved a reduction in compressed air consumption through appropriate vacuum pressure management. For details, please download and check the related catalog 'PIAB <Case Studies> Achieving Reduction in Compressed Air Consumption for Ejectors through Vacuum Pressure Management.'

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