Manufacturer of part feeding systems including vibratory feeder bowls, centrifugal bowl feeders, vibratory parts feeders, vibratory feeder systems, tracking, hoppers, and escapement mechanisms. En Espanol: Alimentadores Vibratorios

Products
Vibratory Feeder Bowls Output rate and orientation customized to your specifications by experienced craftsmen. Alimentadores Vibratorios	Tracking Feeder Systems Features include horizontal tracks, multiple lanes and conveyors. Unit sizes 6" long to as long as required by the customer application.	Centrifugal Bowl Feeders Unit sizes ranging from 10" to 60", utilized in feeding and parts handling solutions	Escapements/ Mechanisms Cross Shuttle Custom created to assist positioning parts with unconventional feeding characteristics.
Elevator & Gondola Systems Custom configured vibratory or drag-thru systems.	Bulk Storage Hoppers Hoppers can be customized and are constructed from 304 or 316L stainless steel	Parts Feeder Sound Enclosure 1 ½" square aluminum extrusion with ¼" black PVC panels	Vibratory Feeder Equipment Parts List Parts include coils, controllers, springs, black brushlon and green bushlon

Services

Custom Water Jet
Cutting

Can work on various materials up to 6' x 12' x 6" thick
Can hold +/- 0.003 tolerances

Service & Maintenance Department

Service all domestic Feeder Bowls regardless of make or model

Fortville has been providing the automation industry with innovative parts feeding solutions for over 30 years. Fortville produces a full line of vibratory feeder bowls from 6" to 42" in diameter, as well as centrifugal bowl feeders from 20" to 50" in diameter. Complimentary part feeding components include vibratory tracks, air tracks, gravity tracks, elevators, bulk hoppers, and escapement mechanisms. Fortville is the market leader in high speed vibratory drive systems, specializing in large feeder bowls. Challenge us with your part feeding needs to efficiently present parts to man or machine and allow them to do more. Y en Espanol: Alimentadores Vibratorios.

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