Q1: Which detection machines can this piston kicker connect with?
A1: It supports all Keqi inspection equipment, including KQ-VD720 camera detection system, KQ-TM1 general barcode detector and KQ-TM2 Pharmacode detector. It triggers lateral pushing action immediately after receiving NG output signals.
Q2: What is the reaction speed of the piston kicker?
A2: The full push action only takes 10 ms, ensuring accurate rejection even under fast-running cartons on high-speed folder gluer lines.
Q3: What is the piston extension stroke?
A3: The piston extension length is 25 mm, adjustable to fit different widths of small and medium cartons.
Q4: What power and air pressure does the device require?
A4: Equipped with a standard 24V, 12W solenoid valve; the maximum applicable air pressure is 0.7 MPa, consistent with common workshop air supply standards.
Q5: What is the core difference between piston kicker and rotary ejector?
A5: Piston kicker uses lateral pneumatic push with lower cost, smaller footprint and fewer safety risks; rotary ejector adopts servo rotary grabbing, suitable for ultra-thin lightweight cartons at speeds below 320 m/min with higher ejection stability.
Q6: Does the piston kicker need large safety shielding?
A6: No. It pushes cartons sideways downward, so ejected boxes will not fly out at high speed. Only simple small baffle is required instead of full surrounding safety blocker.
Q7: Can it be retrofitted on old folder gluing machines?
A7: Yes. Universal fixed brackets fit most mainstream folder gluer discharge frames; only simple signal wiring and air pipe connection are required without major mechanical modification.
Q8: Is this kicker suitable for thick corrugated boxes or heavy rigid packaging?
A8: It works best for thin coated paper cartons. Extra-thick heavy cartons may cause insufficient pushing force and rejection failure; rotary ejector is recommended for heavier packaging materials.