A vibratory feeder is a type of feeding equipment used in industrial settings to transport and feed bulk materials or parts in a controlled manner. It operates by generating vibrations that move materials along a conveyor or feeding system. The vibratory feeder typically consists of a tray or trough mounted on a base unit equipped with vibration motors or electromagnets. When powered, these motors create vibrations that transfer to the tray, causing it to move back and forth or in a circular motion. As a result, the materials resting on the tray are conveyed along the feeder in a controlled manner. Vibratory feeders are commonly used in industries such as mining, food processing, pharmaceuticals, packaging, and automotive manufacturing. They are suitable for handling a wide range of materials, including powders, granules, parts, and bulk solids. Key features of vibratory feeders include their adjustable vibration amplitude and frequency, which can be tailored to suit different material handling requirements. They offer precise and consistent material feeding, allowing for accurate dosing, sorting, and orientation.