Powder Feeders for Thermal Spray Applications

A screw feeder uses a rotating helical screw to meter and convey bulk solid or powdered materials at a controlled, consistent rate into downstream processing equipment. It is commonly used when precise feed rate control is required, minimizing material surging or bridging. Screw feeders suit a wide range of materials from fine powders to coarse granules across pharmaceutical, food, and chemical applications.

Jersey Crusher's volumetric feeders handle a broad range of materials including fine powders, granules, and bulk solids. Common materials include pharmaceutical APIs and excipients, food ingredients, chemical compounds, animal feed components, spices, biomass, and plastic resins. Engineered-to-order configurations ensure the feeder matches the specific flow characteristics of your material.

Feeders are available in 304 stainless steel, 316 sanitary stainless steel, and carbon steel. The 316 sanitary stainless steel option is recommended for pharmaceutical and food processing applications requiring GMP-aligned cleanliness, FDA-adjacent food-contact surface compliance, and resistance to corrosive cleaning agents used in validated wash-down procedures.

Yes. Jersey Crusher's volumetric feeders are fully compatible with SCADA, PLC, and DCS control systems via standard industrial signal protocols. Variable frequency drives enable precise feed rate matching with upstream and downstream equipment, allowing seamless integration into fully automated production lines without manual intervention.

Yes. Jersey Crusher offers engineered-to-order configurations tailored to your specific material properties, throughput requirements, capacity range, material grade, and process integration needs. Free testing and evaluation with customer product samples is available to validate feeder performance before final specification and procurement.

Jersey Crusher's volumetric feeder product line covers a wide capacity range — from small-scale feeders designed for laboratory and pilot-scale operations to high-capacity industrial feeders supporting large-volume production environments. Portable and mobile feeder configurations are also available for multi-location plant operations requiring equipment flexibility.