Moorfeed Vibratory Bowl Feeders

Made in the USA

Represented by EAC in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware and Virginia

A vibratory bowl feeder is what you need when a part must be both fed and oriented, delivered one at a time in a known position for a robot or assembly station. Moorfeed builds tooled vibratory and centrifugal bowl feeders, made in Indiana, along with the equipment around them: bases, inline tracks, bulk hoppers and pre-feeder elevators. EAC is the Moorfeed manufacturers' representative for PA, NJ, MD, DE and VA, supporting both new machine builds and repair or retooling of existing bowls.

Moorfeed product families

Moorfeed tooled vibratory bowl feeder

Feed and orient

Vibratory bowl feeders

Bowls in 304 and 316 stainless steel, tooled to your specific part. Tooling can be adjustable, change-out or pinned for feeding multiple parts in a family. 3D models are provided for approval and integration into your machine model.

  • FDA bowls are double-welded, ground and polished
  • Controllers and drive bases included
Moorfeed centrifugal feeder

High rate

Centrifugal feeders

Moorfeed's patented heavy-duty centrifugal design for high feed rates on parts that suit rotary singulation.

Moorfeed inline vibratory track

Deliver to the station

Tracking systems and inline feeders

Vibratory inlines, gravity tracks, conveyors and air tracks that carry oriented parts from the bowl to the station without losing orientation. Also feed escapements.

Moorfeed elevating pre-feeder

Unattended running

Bulk hoppers and elevating pre-feeders

Hold bulk part volume and refill the bowl automatically, so an operator isn't hand-loading it every few minutes.

Moorfeed medical feeder

Medical feeders

Moorfeed custom feeding equipment

Custom equipment

Moorfeed vibratory feeder bowl inside a fully closed sound enclosure

Sound enclosures

Moorfeed feeding system with robot

Complete systems

Product images courtesy of Moorfeed.

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