Co-Matic DS700 Variable Speed Power Feeder w/Smart Stand - 7 Wheel for Short Stock

Co-Matic DS700 Variable Speed Power Feeder w/Smart Stand - 7 Wheel for Short Stock
The Co-Matic DS700 is the DC70 Variable Speed Feeder with an upgraded Smart Stand. The DS700 has 7 smaller rollers for more surface contact and enable you to feed parts smaller than 8 inches that standard 3 and 4 roll feeders struggle with while still having the capability of feeding all the parts the 3 and 4 wheel feeders can. Equipped with 7 Polyurethane rollers.

The The DS700 Feeder is adjusted up and down from the front so you don't have to walk to the back of the machine. The horizontal arm is 15" longer (42") than standard arms and is always stationary so you always have a high clearance to run taller parts. The memo-locking mechanism of the smart stand also allows you to swing the feeder out and back in to the exact position you were operating at previously.

What makes the Smart Stand worth it?:
42" Horizontal Adjustment Arm: This power feeder stand is also built with a longer support column and arm (42 inch horizontal adjustment arm compared to the standard 28 inch arm), making it compatible with larger machinery.
Vertical Adjustment at Front: Standard power feeder stands require vertical adjustment near the base of the stand where the smart stand is vertically adjusted directly above the power feeder, so your operator doesn't have to walk to the back of the machine. This vertical adjustment also makes it so you can pass taller parts up to 20 inches through a feeder without crashing into the horizontal arm of the stand as the horizontal arm is always stationary.
Memo-Locking Feature: When you swing the power feeder out away from machine and bring it back in, the memo-locking mechanism locks the feeder perfectly back into its prior position.
More Durability: The base, joints, and handles of the SS130 Smart Stand are superior to that of the standard universal stands and built for longer wear
Optional Height Indicator: Add the Height Indicator to know exactly how high the rollers are as you raise and lower the feeder