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We custom design bowl feeders to your product to allow the part to flow into your printing production line smoothly and efficiently.

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Bowl feeders as well as other parts-handling technologies have applications in both industrial inkjet as well as pad-printing solutions.  Indeed, automated parts handling such as bowl feeders are particularly cost-effective for the long production cycles typical of pad-printing solutions to product-marking, as in such cases, parts-handling is frequently the production bottleneck.

Some applications include:

  • Bottle caps
  • Syringes
  • Erasers
  • Electric components
  • Plastic parts
  • Any parts that can be bowl fed

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