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Interview with Will, a Hoosier Feeder Project Manager

Will is a Project Manager at Hoosier Feeder Company. He joined the team late February 2017. His job responsibilities include facilitating timely completion of feeder system builds, acting as liaison between the customer and shop - making sure stocked and order parts are available and that customer expectations are met. Our interview with Will:
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The Brothers Behind The Name

Brothers, Greg and Chris Shombert, are interviewed about Hoosier Feeder Company.
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Choosing The Right Feeder System

Parts need to go from Point A to Point B for manufacturing. You know you need a feeder system to make that happen, but you’re not sure what type of feeder system is best for your product. Vibratory or Centrifugal – what’s the right choice?
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Understanding Linear Feeders and How to Choose One for Your Project

Linear feeders play an essential role in the manufacturing process. They are used to accumulate and convey oriented parts from a feeder bowl into downstream equipment. Hoosier Feeder Company offers customers several types of linear feeders. Here are four key types with details about their use to help you determine the one that’s right for your project:
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8 Reasons Why You Should Work with Hoosier Feeder Company

As a family-owned business, Hoosier Feeder Company has established an impeccable reputation for being a trusted source for building and installing parts feeder systems. Here are 8 reasons why you should work with Hoosier Feeder Company:
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Hoosier Feeder Partners with New Castle Career Center

High school students looking to get a head start on their career can now enroll in courses through the New Castle Career Center (NCCC) at New Castle High School. Seventeen programs are currently available to juniors and seniors interested in machine trades, including feeder systems. The program is an incredible opportunity for students who want to gain first-hand knowledge of the machine trades industry.
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Hoosier Feeder Transitions to New Facility

Hoosier Feeder Company has consolidated its operations and moved into a new facility to meet our continuous growth. Our new headquarters is more than 40,000 square feet, which enables the company to enlarge our work force and better serve customers.
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How a New Feeder System Can Reduce Manufacturing and Assembly Costs

The cost of doing business always seems to be on the rise. Fixed costs are never quite “fixed” and variable costs shift as soon as you get them under control. Without careful assessment, your manufacturing and assembly costs can become burdensome. A new feeder system, however, can help you to reduce costs.
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15 Reasons to Select Hoosier Feeder Company for Your Next Feeder System Project

Hoosier Feeder Company is a family-owned business that has built a reputation for creating and installing trusted and reliable systems across multiple industries. Here are 15 reasons you should choose Hoosier Feeder Company for your next feeder system project.
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Common Mistakes Companies Make When Implementing a Centrifugal Feeder

Companies from a variety of industries often make the same mistakes when planning, designing, and installing a centrifugal feeder system. You can avoid these same issues, which will cost significant time and money, by discussing your problem, and potential feeder system solution, before a project begins. Before the process starts, consider the following