Ammunition manufacturers
Feed loaders and inspection lines without an operator standing by to clear jams.
Case and component collators
AccuFeed Series
A feeder that clears its own jams.
A collator has one job: present every case or projectile the right way up, at a steady rate, without stopping. AccuFeed does that at up to 3.4 cases per second on 9mm, and when a jam does happen it reverses to clear it instead of spraying cases across the floor.
3.4cases per second
Up to, on 9mm: more than 12,000 an hour
21calibers
.380 to 9.3x62 on the shelf, others to order
Self-clearing
Reverses on a jam, alarms if it persists
Drop-in
Dillon-style mount or mast mount
The feeder has its own controller. On a jam it reverses to clear it, remembers the plate speed that worked, and alarms if the jam will not clear. It matches plate speed to the machine it feeds, shuts off when the hopper runs empty, and tells an AccuSort to pause or refill over a direct link. It mounts in a Dillon-style layout or on a mast, plates swap by finger holes, and one caliber kit (shell plate and chute) comes with it. Twenty-one calibers are on the shelf, from .380 to 9.3x62; others are made to order, and projectile plates and live-round kits are available.
Both bowl sizes feed at the same rate. The difference is how long they run between fills: the 12-inch bowl holds about 15 pounds of 9mm, around 1,600 cases; the 16-inch bowl about 20 pounds. Bowls come in PVC or aluminum.
- Reverses to clear a jam, remembers the plate speed that worked, alarms if the jam persists
- Matches plate speed to the machine it feeds; shuts off when the hopper is empty
- Direct link to AccuSort for pause and refill messages
- Dillon-style mount or mast mount; plates swap by finger holes
- One caliber kit included; 21 calibers on the shelf, others made to order
- Projectile plates and live-round feed kits available
- PVC or aluminum bowl
- Compact, high-performance and reliable; designed and assembled in the United States
Models
| Model | Throughput | Fit | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| AccuFeed 400 | Up to 3.4 cases per second | 12-inch bowl, about 15 pounds of 9mm (around 1,600 cases) | 4 to 6 weeks |
| AccuFeed 750 | Up to 3.4 cases per second | 16-inch bowl, about 20 pounds | 4 to 6 weeks |
| AccuFeed 1000 | Up to 3.4 cases per second | 20-inch bowl for the longest unattended runs | 4 to 6 weeks |
Delivery
Four to six weeks from order, on every system
Deposit
25 percent, refundable, required with the order
Financing
Available with approved credit
AccuFeed specifications
- Feed rate
- Up to 3.4 cases per second on 9mm, about 1.4 per second averaged over a full hopper; about 2.5 per second peak on .223 (1.6 average). Rated per caliber.
- Capacity
- 12-inch bowl about 15 pounds of 9mm (around 1,600 cases); 16-inch bowl about 20 pounds; 20-inch bowl for the longest unattended runs
- Calibers
- 21 on the shelf from .380 to 9.3x62, including .30-06, .30-30, 6.5x55 and 9.3x62; others made to order. One caliber kit (shell plate and chute) included.
- Components
- Cases as standard; projectile plates and live-round feed kits available
- Jam handling
- Reverses to clear, remembers the working plate speed, alarms if the jam persists; empty-hopper sensor shuts the feeder off
- Mounting
- Dillon-style mount or mast mount; direct link to AccuSort
- Bowl
- PVC or aluminum
Specifications describe standard configurations. Calibers, component sizes and throughput outside these ranges are quoted as custom builds.
Who runs it
Brass processors and ranges
Keep an AccuSort fed through a full hopper, with the feeder pausing the sorter instead of starving it.
Reloaders
A Dillon-compatible feeder that reverses out of a jam instead of stopping the press.
Questions we get
Does one AccuFeed handle more than one caliber?
Yes, with a plate and chute per caliber. Plates swap by finger holes in a minute, one kit is included, and feeders are rated per caliber.
Will it fit my existing loader?
It mounts in a Dillon-style layout or on a mast, so it drops in where a Dillon feeder would go.
What happens on a jam?
The feeder reverses to clear it and remembers the plate speed that worked. If the jam will not clear it alarms, and if it is feeding an AccuSort the sorter pauses until the feeder recovers.
Spec a AccuFeed for your line
Calibers, components and volume per shift are enough to start. Standard configuration or a custom build.