A device or means for automatic unloading of a work piece from one operation or process. This same device will provide proper orientation of the next work piece for the next operation or process. Crucial for a “Chaku-Chaku” line.

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Automatic parts ejection. Parts may be manually inserted into a machine, but when the cycle is complete the processed part is automatically ejected so the operator can simply insert the new work and move the ejected part on to the next process, thus reducing his/her cycle time. Just-in-Time (JIT)