Overview
A Vibratory Bowl Feeder is a specialized automation component designed to orient, feed, and deliver small parts efficiently to downstream equipment in a production or assembly line. These feeders are an essential part of industrial automation systems, reducing manual labor and increasing productivity.
What is a Vibratory Bowl Feeder?
A vibratory bowl feeder uses controlled vibration to move and position parts. Components are placed in a bowl with a spiral track, and as the bowl vibrates, parts move upward along the track. Throughout the process, they are aligned and sorted so that only properly oriented parts are dispensed at the output.
Designed for your specific parts and orientation needs.
Handles up to hundreds of parts per minute dependig on part size and complexity.
Ensures correct positioning of parts for automation systems.
Built from stainless steel or aluminum with anti-vibration mounts.
Engineered for quieter, more stable performance.
Works seamlessly with vision systems, robots, or linear tracks.
Components are manually or automatically fed into the bowl.
– A base drive unit generates vibrations causing parts to move.
– As parts travel up the spiral track, they pass through tooling features designed to flip or reject incorrectly oriented parts.
– Only correctly oriented parts reach the exit chute, ready for use in the next process step (e.g., assembly, inspection, packaging).
Feature | Value |
Bowl Diameter | 200 mm – 1000 mm |
Material | Stainless Steel / Aluminum |
Feeding Speed | Up to 300 parts per minute |
Voltage | 110V / 230V / 50-60Hz |
Control | Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) |
Integration Options | Vision System, PLC, Robotics |