Custom Animations by K i n e t i m a t i o n a subsidary of  Documentation Hyper-Structure

Conceptual Animations - Mechanical

Kinetimation specializes in the kind of animations which need to represent a theory, idea or concept. To show how things work or go together. Taking great care to understand the theory or idea that needs to be represented and illustrating it so that it can be understood. Some unique capabilities can be employed in the creation of animations. Animations can be used to illustrate the functioning of a mechanical concept or theory. Animations are an effective way to demonstrate a machine concept for quoting projects or describing products, illustrating various stages of movements, rotations, or segments/graduations of movements or any other happenings for the purpose of observation or illustration. NOTE: The animations in the 3D section ".avi" files can be played using Windows Media Player. The repeat feature needs to be turned on because the animations are only one pitch sequence in length which played over and over simulates constant motion. The animated ".gif" files automatically play over and over, however they are slow.

2D Examples

Nozzle Follow-Up View Full Size - 1.99 Mb This schematic animation shows the nozzle mechanism physics of the motion and timing with the corresponding relationship with the continously movin line of syringes, product rate in parts per minute and the relationship between fill time and rate.

Invert Fill Load View Full Size - 8.57 Mb This is a schematic plan view animation showing how syringes go through the process of being inverted, filled, having a plunger inserted and being offloaded into a tray. Also shown is a starwheel that removes the gap created by the two inverters because of the nature of their double-pitch.

3D Examples

Gears View Examples These animations are illustrations of a couple different simple gear trains.

Cartridge Assembly View Examples These animations show all the components for ammunition being introduced into a mechanism that assembles and loads in a continous motion.

Syringe Inverters View Examples These animations show the rotary mechanisms that invert syringes from being upside-down to rightside-up from and to continously moving syringe lines.

Fill Nozzle Followup View Examples These animations show the components that drive the filling nozzle mechanism which insert into a continously moving line of syringes to dispense product.

View Examples These animations show bottomless syringes having a glass bead and silicon rubber plunger inserted into the bottom, then being filled, then having a stopper and retainer applied then finally the bottom edge of the metal retainer being rolled under the enlarged syringe top.

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