On video Ammunition shell sorter
Sorts mixed brass by caliber and feeds cases mouth-up at high rate. Built for reloading operations and ammunition manufacturers who need clean, oriented brass without hand sorting.
Ammunition · Reloading
Proven builds
These are builds the shop has done many times. Each one is still tooled to your exact part, but you're starting from a design we know works. Pick one, tell us your quantity and part details, and it goes to the shop as an order request. Sending it doesn't commit you: we confirm fit, price and lead time after we've seen your part. Anything not listed here goes through the custom feeder path.
On video Sorts mixed brass by caliber and feeds cases mouth-up at high rate. Built for reloading operations and ammunition manufacturers who need clean, oriented brass without hand sorting.
Ammunition · Reloading
On video A multi-lane bowl that keeps a capping machine supplied with oriented caps across parallel tracks. Polished stainless, tooled for the exact closure.
Packaging · Food & beverage
On video Stainless steel feeder bowl feeding nail polish caps to a capping line at 80+ parts per minute. This one was a rework of an older feeder, re-tooled to run a different part.
Cosmetics · Pharmaceutical
On video Polyurethane-coated bowl feeding boxed-wine valves at 100+ parts per minute. The coating quiets the bowl and protects the part.
Packaging · Food & beverage
Representative photo Feeders for small medical components: caps, tips, syringe parts and similar. 316 stainless, hand polished or electropolished, tooled to present the part in the orientation your assembly step needs.
Medical · Pharmaceutical
Bowl and track for fasteners: machine screws, nuts, washers, pins and clips. Single or multi-track, with in-line or gravity tracks to carry parts to the driver or the fixture.
Fasteners · Assembly
Options on every build
Every proven build can be ordered with these options. Leave anything blank on the form and we'll recommend what works best for your part.
11 gauge 304 stainless is the standard. 316 stainless for corrosive or washdown environments, and for food, medical and pharmaceutical work.
Teflon to protect polished or glass parts from marring. Polyurethane to quiet heavy metal parts and protect fragile ones. Bare polished stainless when neither is needed.
Hand polished as standard. Electropolished for a chrome appearance and the easiest cleaning, common in pharma and food.
Electromagnetic or pneumatic drive unit, powder coated to match your facility, with a variable-amplitude control box.
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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.