What is the difference between central feeding system and traditional feeding method

The central feeding system is a centralized and automated solution for raw material transportation, designed to meet the needs of multiple equipment and workstations operating simultaneously in modern factory production.

The traditional feeding method usually relies on manual feeding or single machine independent feeding, which has problems such as low efficiency, high labor costs, and chaotic management. The central feeding system achieves unified transportation of raw materials by multiple devices through centralized control, with clear material paths, avoiding frequent replacement and handling, and reducing human intervention. The traditional feeding mode is prone to phenomena such as mixed raw materials, untimely feeding, and material waste, which can hinder the production rhythm.

The central feeding system ensures a clean feeding process through closed-loop pipelines, avoiding dust pollution and secondary mixing. Traditional feeding methods often rely on manual transportation, which results in high labor intensity and potential hazards. The central feeding system has a high degree of automation, supports continuous and stable operation, and significantly optimizes the workshop environment. Centralized management of raw materials and traceability of material batches can help improve quality control. The traditional feeding method is prone to material supply lag in large-scale production, which affects production efficiency. The layout of the central feeding system is reasonable, runs smoothly, and can meet the synchronous feeding needs of complex production lines, becoming an important component of factory production.