Recently, Suzhou AngelRun Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. has launched self‑developed high‑precision intelligent parts‑arranging machines. Its AQR‑AAM and AQR‑FVD series solve sorting troubles for electronic components, micro‑hardware parts, plastic accessories and tiny medical parts. The new‑style equipment helps precision‑manufacturing factories in Yangtze‑River Delta phase out manual sorting and upgrade automatic production lines.

In traditional workshops, workers place tiny parts onto fixture boards manually. This method wastes huge labor resources. Misalignment and positioning errors often cause robot‑picking failures and block fully‑automatic assembly lines. AngelRun’s R‑D team combines servo control systems with high‑definition vision correction and improves vibration screening structures. The machine adjusts component directions rapidly and arranges messy parts neatly onto fixture boards, with positioning accuracy up to 0.02mm. It perfectly matches robot feeding, chip mounting and injection‑molding assembly procedures.

With modular framework for non‑standard customization, the machine finishes model change‑over within 5‑10 minutes via touch‑screen parameter adjustment. Compared with traditional vibratory feeders, jam‑failure rate drops by 85%, while maximum processing capacity reaches 11000 pieces per hour. One AngelRun aligning machine replaces 6‑8 sorting workers, cutting labor cost above 70% and raising finished‑product rate by 3%‑5%, shortening overall delivery cycles greatly.

Now AngelRun aligning machines are widely adopted in workshops producing semiconductor resistors, connectors, precision screws and medical plastic parts. Built‑in IoT modules connect with factory MES systems to transmit operating data and failure alerts for digital‑based plant management.

Following the core values of customer‑first and integrity‑oriented service, AngelRun focuses on automatic part‑sorting technology. It supplies customized design, installation, commissioning, staff training and long‑term maintenance for clients. In future, AngelRun will upgrade visual algorithms and develop high‑speed micro‑aligning machines for semiconductor and new‑energy industries, accelerating intelligent transformation for domestic small‑and‑medium‑size manufacturers.