Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, automated parts handling systems pick and orient parts with unmatchable precision. They will help prevent waste, improve product output, reduce operating costs, and improve worker safety by reliably delivering parts to your production line.

Yes, automated parts handling systems pick and orient parts with unmatchable precision. They will help prevent waste, improve product output, reduce operating costs, and improve worker safety by reliably delivering parts to your production line.

There are several factors that go into choosing a feeder system which include part characteristics, output rate, and available floor space. Usually, when you deal with feeding parts at a high rate you want to go with a centrifugal feeder system. However, if a centrifugal is not an option you can then would go with a vibratory feeder system.

You can either request for a quote on our website or give us a call at 745-445-3333 to get the process started. Just be sure to provide as much information as possible so that we can give you an accurate pricing of your desired system.

We typically will need to know what your desired feed rate (parts per minute), preferred orientation, and a sample part, part print or image of the part. If you could provide the scope of the project like will it be a stand-alone or will it integrate into a current system and if are wanting food or medical specifications. If you are wanting a hopper one useful bit of information would be how long you want it to run before it needs to be reloaded.

Our highest price for a system was around $300,000 and our lowest priced system was $500. However, our average cost per system is approximately $28,500. Each system if custom built to a specific product and its respective industry and because of that there is no set price for a system.

Our highest price for a system was around $300,000 and our lowest priced system was $500. Each system is custom built to for your specific product and industry. Depending on the size of the bowl, the options included, and certification requirements, an average cost for a vibratory system is approximately $28,500 - $45,000. If you have an application you'd like to discuss, please reach out! Contact Us

A typical lead time for a vibratory and centrifugal feeder is 10 to 14 weeks.

Options to add on to your feeder system could be a Pre-Feeder (such as a hopper or elevator), Linear feeder system (such as a conveyor, gravity track or vibratory inline), and parts nest mechanisms (such as rotary actuator, isolation shuttle or stacker mechanism).

We warrant all our equipment against defective materials and workmanship for 12 months beginning when the product is shipped.  All outsourced components are warranted by the original manufactures’ warranty policy. Also, all quotes sent outline warranty information.

We offer repair and field services for feeders and parts handling systems regardless of the original supplier or manufacturer. Much of our repair and field service projects involve retrofitting new feeders, upgrading existing equipment, and other similar work.

Yes, we highly encourage you to come to our facility. 

If you need a part, we will find it! A typical lead time for a standard spare parts delivery is 5 business days. However, when you get into more custom parts like gear boxes that lead time can be around 10 business days.