Glove Clip Assembly Machine
Bowls feed grey shells; press heads assemble them on a chain; clips fill a box.
This machine assembles spring-loaded glove clips from two plastic shell halves, a torsion spring and a pin.
Two vibratory bowls feed the shells, and a chain fixture carries them past the press stations. Finished clips drop into a box at the end of the machine. A typical machine runs about 1,800 clips per hour.
Send drawings or photos of your clip parts, and we'll tell you whether we can assemble them, and how fast.
Key Points
- Assembles glove clips from two shell halves, a torsion spring and a pin
- Shells fed by two vibratory bowls
- A chain fixture carries the parts through the press stations
- About 1,800 clips per hour (typical)
- Exact quote within 24–48 hours once we have your part details
- Warranty: 2 years on mechanical parts, 1 year on electrical parts, for faults not caused by misuse
Typical specifications
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Output | About 1,800 pcs/hour (typical, line shown) |
| Clip parts | Two plastic shell halves, a torsion spring and a pin (on the clip shown) |
| Layout | Vibratory bowl feeding, chain fixture with press stations, rotary table station |
| Warranty | 2 years on mechanical parts, 1 year on electrical parts (faults not caused by misuse) |
Typical figures, from the machine shown. Every machine is set up for your own clip parts.
Suitable Parts
Spring-loaded glove clips: two plastic shell halves, a torsion spring and a pin.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Send us your part drawing or photos. We check which machine can assemble it, then send you a quote.
