What Is a Pneumatic Feeder?

A pneumatic feeder uses compressed air to alternately clamp and advance metal strip into a stamping press. Fixed and moving splints grip the strip, then advance it one step per press stroke. This simple mechanism produces reliable, repeatable feeding.

The AF Series suits small-to-medium stamping jobs with a fixed feed pitch. It offers an economical alternative to NC servo feeders when budget is the priority.

Jingcui AF pneumatic feeder for stamping press

Applications

Strip feeding for punch presses
Hardware stamping batch production
Home appliance and auto part stamping
Electronic hardware continuous stamping
Appliance part stamping — appliance metal stamping

Models & Sizes

Model	Max Width (mm)	Max Length (mm)	Max Thickness (mm)	Max Speed (spm)
AF-1C	50	50	0.5	200
AF-4C	100	130	1.5	93
AF-6C	200	200	2	60
AF-8C	300	300	2.5	40
AF-11C	450	450	3	25

Eleven models cover widths and lengths from 50 to 450 mm.

Technical Specifications

Feed width / length	50–450 mm
Feed thickness	0.5–3.0 mm
Feed rate	25–200 strokes/min
Rated air pressure	4.5 kg/cm²
Air consumption	26.5–185 L/min

Key Features

Pneumatic Drive

Compressed-air power means simple structure and fast response. Maintenance stays minimal without a servo drive system.

Wide Range

Eleven width tiers serve narrow strip up to medium-wide stock. Thickness covers 0.5 to 3.0 mm.

Reliable Clamping

Alternate fixed and moving splints deliver slip-resistant feeding for stable batch runs.

Line Integration

Pair this pneumatic feeder with a decoiler and a straightener to feed any press. Upgrade to a servo NC feeder when higher precision or speed is required.

FAQ

How does a pneumatic feeder work?

Compressed air drives two splints that clamp and advance the strip by a fixed pitch each stroke.

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