Every part behaves differently. Our systems are built to handle the one you’re actually feeding.

Feeder systems — vibratory, rotary, centrifugal, and scallop — orient and present parts at your line speed. Feeder support equipment — bases, bulk supply hoppers, and elevator hoppers — keeps those feeders fed and running unattended. System integration components — parts tracking, electrical and pneumatic controls, and sound enclosures — tie the feeder into your automation cell. Most of what we build is custom. Off-the-shelf feeders assume a generic part profile; we start with your part, line rate, and failure points, then build a platform strong enough for whatever comes next. That’s platform-first engineering: get the foundation right before adding features on top.