Built to ensure that product is always moved in the safest, quietest, cleanest and most efficient way possible, the ASI EMS system arrives at your facility pre-assembled and pre-tested for a quick system startup.
Designed and manufactured with onboard intelligence, ASI's EMS controls permit rapid point-to-point product movement in your facility, quickly and easily allowing you to handle incoming material and saving you time and money. Also, ASI's EMS provides for tight speed control in production areas and features state-of-the-art components, allowing for future expansion.
Simple to maintain, the ASI EMS system is constructed with minimal wires and zone cuts, and also features an intelligent tractor. For added efficiency, product radio-frequency identification can easily be added, providing for quality control tracking of your product and/or facilitating custom processes through automation. ASI offers both a contact and contact-less or inductive power solution.
Best of all, the ASI EMS system is built in Kansas City, Missouri, which means that quick delivery of replacement parts are always just a phone call away.
Track
Aluminum Extrusion
Main Sizes
A. 180x60mm Standard: ASI Modular
B. 240x80mm Heavy-duty: ASI Modular
Capacities
A. 180mm - 1,000 lbs per trolley
B. 240mm- 3,000 lbs per trolley
C. Two and Four Load Trolley Systems Are Available
Structure
ASI EMS is supported with a continuous wide flange back bone beam
Track Joint Connections
Splice Plate & Pin
Turns
A. 1 meter radius
B. 2 meter radius
Glide Switch-Modular
A. Diverge
B. Converge
Glide Switch Actuator
A. Air Cylinder or
B. Electric Motor
Elevation Change Device
A. Drop-section unit / vertical drop lift
B. Vertical curves
Standard Electrification
FABA 100, Vahle U10, Wampfler Programme 815
Contactless Electrification
Vahle CPS, Wampfler IPT, LJU CET
Electrical Connection
Tractors
Controls
The ASI EMS tractor carriers all of the intelligence for a simple system and requires only the addition of external power distribution to make a complete system. In more complex systems, which require sorting or routing, a supervisory processor is added which communicates with the plant manufacturing system.