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Up to five different types of rubber can be loaded in the machine simultaneously and placed on the same die.
Self-adhesive ejection rubber in heights from 7 to 11 mm (0.275–0.433 in.). Its pickup method preserves the rubber's elastic response, so every die ejects exactly as designed — no crushed or stretched rubber.
No. The Rubbot 2100 pairs directly with the RubbA for a complete automated workflow, but it also interfaces with the most common rubber cutting machines on the market — mechanical and waterjet — automatically receiving the cutting files used for processing.
Manual rubbering ties up skilled hands for hours per die and varies operator to operator. The Rubbot 2100 places rubber consistently at machine speed, letting operators finish jobs faster and freeing die makers for higher-value work — customers report going home earlier without sacrificing production.
The Rubbot 2100's vision-guided arm places each piece with exact precision, verified by video detection — position and orientation are repeatable in a way manual placement never is, which standardizes die performance.
Serviform America — factory-trained technicians across the United States, fully stocked parts and customer service in Atlanta, GA, and remote servicing for immediate diagnostics.