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Ammunition

Brass sorting and ammunition feeding, at production rate.

We build vibratory sorters and feeders for brass cases, bullets and ammunition components: sorting mixed range brass by caliber, feeding cases mouth-up to a processing head, presenting projectiles to a press or a camera. Industrial machines for commercial reloaders, remanufacturers and ranges, not bench-top gadgets.

Feeder bowl presenting copper projectiles to a camera inspection station
Bowl feeding copper projectiles single-file past a camera inspection station
Brass shell sorterOn video

Brass shell sorter

Takes mixed range brass and separates it by caliber on multiple tracks, delivering cases mouth-up and oriented. Stainless, hand-tooled to the calibers you actually run.

Material304 stainless, 11 ga
FeedMulti-track, by caliber
ExitMouth-up, oriented
ProofVideo below
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Projectile feeder with vision inspection

Projectile feeder with inspection

Feeds bullets single-file, point-forward, to a camera station that checks each one and rejects what fails. The bowl, the track and the sensor logic built as one unit.

MaterialStainless
FeedSingle file, oriented
ExitInto a vision station
ControlsSensor stop, reject gate
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Guarded feeder cell for ammunition components

Guarded feeder cell

Bowl, hopper and track inside an extruded-aluminum guard with clear panels: keeps hands out, keeps brass in, and keeps the noise down on a production floor.

EnclosureExtruded aluminum, clear panels
SupplyHopper-fed
AccessPanels at load and control points
TableBuilt to your floor
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What we need from you

Send inert brass. We'll tell you what the machine can do.

A sorter is tooled to the specific calibers and the mix you run. We test-feed your brass in our shop before we quote, so the rate we tell you is one we've seen.

The mix

Which calibers, in roughly what proportions, and whether it arrives clean or straight off the range floor. Wet-tumbled and dry brass feed differently.

The rate and the exit

Cases per minute you need, per caliber, and what the machine feeds into: a bin per caliber, a processing head, a conveyor.

What to ship

A few hundred pieces of empty, deprimed or fired brass is plenty. Do not ship live ammunition, primers, powder or loaded cases. We return your brass with the machine or on request.

Watch it run

The sorter, on camera.

Filmed in our shop. Ask and we'll send video of your own brass running before the machine ships.

Guarded feeder cell, second view
Guarded cell feeding copper projectiles

We build and sell feeding and sorting machinery. We do not sell ammunition, components, or reloading supplies, and we do not accept live rounds, primers or powder at the shop.

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Have a part that needs feeding?

Send a sample or a drawing. We test-feed it, quote it, and tell you honestly whether it's a good candidate for a bowl.