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Linear Feeders

Linear feeders, also referred to as inline feeders, are typically used to convey parts in a consistent flow from bowl feeders over short to relatively long distances in a vibratory linear motion. Since the parts have already been oriented by the bowl feeders, linear feeders simply transport the part to the next stage of the process. As a result, the linear feeders create a buffer storage zone between the bowl feeders and the subsequent automation processes.

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Eriez Manufacturing Co.
Erie, PA
800-345-4946
ERIEZ is a global manufacturer of an entire range of vibratory feeders & conveyors, vibrating screens and feeding machinery. We serve all the process industries, including food, chemical, pharmaceutical, ceramics, glass, packaging, metalworking, minerals processing and others. We also offer feeding machines such as parts feeders and bowl feeders. Please contact our company for a quote today!
 
Suncoast Feeders, Inc.
Brooksville, FL
800-985-7203
With over 30 years experience, Suncoast provides vibratory & centrifugal feed systems to parts feeding industries. The vibratory feeders we offer include vibratory conveyors, vibratory bowl feeders & more. If you need a new vibratory or centrifugal feed system, or if your systems need to be retooled, we'll give you personalized attention that's hard to find anywhere else. Contact us for a quote!
 
Carrier Vibrating Equipment, Inc.
Louisville, KY
502-969-3171
Internationally known, Carrier Vibrating Equipment specializes in manufacturing vibratory feeders & vibratory screeners. We have been pioneers in vibratory process equipment technology for over 55 years. Our economical products are easily installed, offering minimum downtime & low maintenance. Our vibrating screens serve industries such as chemical, glass, dairy, pharmaceutical and explosives.
 
General Kinematics
Crystal Lake, IL
815-455-3222
We design and manufacture vibratory feeders, conveyors & vibrating screens for applications in foundries, recycling, mining, coal and food processing. We are always working on new, creative, designs that are cost effective. Contact us today for more information on our quality products. We have the expertise and knowledge to respond to your objectives for efficient, dependable, rotary feeders.
 
U.S. Automation, LLC
Huntertown, IN
260-338-1100
U.S. Automation was established in 2003 to provide our customers with high quality, cost-effective, state of the art automation equipment, palletizing/conveyor systems, vibratory feeder systems, replacement parts & more. With our combined 150 years of experience and our internal machining, we are able to design and build most products in-house, thereby controlling and maintaining cost and quality.
 
Crown Automated Feeders Inc.
Ancaster, ON
905-648-8975
Crown Automated Feeders is a leader in the manufacture and design of automated parts feeders. We offer vibratory feeder bowls, parts orientation, hoppers, etc. Our extensive testing and services make our feeder bowls' durability and performance guaranteed. Check out our other services which include replacement coils, urethane coating, part blow feeding, extruded tubing and more.
 
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Linear Feeders

Linear feeders can be used in material handling applications no matter if the materials are coarse, fine, hot, cold, fragile or abrasive. Typical industries that utilize linear feeders include electrical, optical, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, construction, food processing and mechanical, with a wide range of applications including feeding, packaging, sorting, batching, conveying and drying. Linear feeders can be open or enclosed as well as offering high or low frequencies of vibration. Constructed from mild or stainless steel, linear feeders can incorporate sound reduction solutions in order to quiet the noisier material handling applications.

Linear feeders consist of tracks or trays, a mounting surface and either an electromagnet or an unbalanced motor. Able to be mounted directly to the base of the machine, linear feeders utilize vibrations created by the motor that are transmitted to the conduit, where the various parts needing to be fed are placed. Able to be equipped with troughs, chutes or other attachments, linear feeders can offer multiple lanes as well as a speed controller in order to control the vibration of the base. As an alternative to bowl feeders, linear feeders are ideal for applications where oily parts are being fed or where part size or other physical characteristics make the use of bowl feeders impractical. In addition, linear feeders can be open or enclosed, have high or low frequencies of vibration, optional rubber feet in order to minimize vibrations as well as providing additional capabilities such as magnetic separation, heating, cooling or drying. Constructed from mild or stainless steel, linear feeders can incorporate sound reduction solutions in order to quiet the noisier material handling applications, such as large stones.