Vibratory feeder bowls and hoppers are designed and constructed of metal to achieve a long life. They can be coated to deaden sound, provide wear resistance, provide nonstick release, and protect parts from scratching. KECO has developed an extensive coating portfolio dedicated to this application and has internalized all facets of the process map to meet the demanding delivery requirements for original equipment manufacturer (OEM) suppliers and aftermarket customers.

In high-volume manufacturing environments, vibratory feeder systems are constantly subjected to friction, impact, and repetitive motion. Without the proper surface protection, this can lead to premature wear, increased maintenance, and inconsistent part flow. Advanced coating systems, including automation equipment coatings, play a critical role in extending equipment lifespan while maintaining optimal performance. By reducing metal-on-metal contact and minimizing abrasion, coatings help preserve both the feeder components and the parts being processed.

Sound reduction is another key benefit that directly impacts workplace conditions. Vibratory feeders can generate significant noise levels during operation, especially in facilities running multiple lines simultaneously. Specialized coatings act as a dampening layer, helping to absorb vibration energy and reduce overall noise output. This makes coatings for automation systems especially valuable in facilities focused on efficiency and operator safety. It contributes to a safer and more comfortable working environment while also supporting compliance with noise regulations in industrial settings.

Nonstick properties are equally important in ensuring smooth and uninterrupted part movement. Components that stick, drag, or hesitate can disrupt production flow and reduce efficiency. High-performance nonstick coatings for automation equipment allow parts to glide more easily through the system, improving consistency and reducing the likelihood of jams or misfeeds. This is particularly valuable when handling delicate or precision components that require careful control throughout the feeding process.

Additionally, coating systems can be tailored to meet specific operational requirements, including chemical resistance, temperature tolerance, and compliance standards such as FDA acceptance for certain applications. Many manufacturers rely on industrial coatings for automation equipment to ensure their systems can withstand demanding environments while maintaining consistent performance. This level of customization allows manufacturers to align their equipment performance with the demands of their industry, whether that involves food processing, automotive manufacturing, or general industrial use. As a result, coated vibratory systems deliver both reliability and adaptability in a wide range of production environments.

Product Attributes
• FDA accepted
• Nonstick
• Part protection
• Sound deadening
• Wear resistant

Applications
• AbciteSurlyn
• Automated Coating System
• Normac®
• Stainless steel
• Strip and recoat services
• Teflon®
• Tungsten carbide
• Urethane
• Vibratory feeder coatings

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