Hoosier Feeder is proud to announce that we’ve been named Shibuya Hoppmann Corporation’s 2026 Dealer of the Year, marking the 10th time we’ve received this recognition during our partnership.
Reaching this milestone reflects the work of our entire team and a long-standing partnership that has helped us provide manufacturers with high-speed centrifugal feeding solutions for a wide range of parts and applications.
A Partnership Built Around Parts Feeding
Through our partnership with Shibuya Hoppmann, Hoosier Feeder integrates centrifugal feeding technology into custom parts feeding systems engineered around each customer’s application requirements.
Centrifugal feeders are well suited for applications requiring high feed rates and can be incorporated into systems serving packaging, health and beauty, medical, pharmaceutical, and other manufacturing operations.
From evaluating the part and required orientation to designing tooling and integrating downstream equipment, our team works to develop complete feeding solutions around the needs of the production process.
Explore our Centrifugal Feeder Solutions
Celebrating Our 10th Dealer of the Year Award
To recognize the milestone, members of the Shibuya Hoppmann team joined us at Hoosier Feeder to present the award and provided a pizza lunch for our entire team.
Receiving this recognition for the 10th time gives us an opportunity to celebrate not only the award, but also the people and partnership behind it.
We’re grateful to Shibuya Hoppmann for their continued partnership and recognition, to our customers for trusting us with their applications, and to the Hoosier Feeder team for the expertise and work they bring to every project.
Thank you to everyone who has played a role in reaching this milestone.
See Centrifugal Feeding in Action
Interested in seeing what these systems can do? Explore a few of the centrifugal feeder applications we’ve engineered using Shibuya Hoppmann equipment:
Have a high-speed parts feeding application? Contact Hoosier Feeder to discuss your part, feed rate, orientation requirements, and downstream process.