SpinTech was built on a simple truth—hunters needed a feeder system that could stand up to the elements, outsmart varmints, and reliably dispense feed without waste. In the early days, we took our patented technology on the road, showing hunters firsthand how our locking and sealing spin plate changed the game. The response was immediate—hunters saw the difference, and demand skyrocketed. While imitators have tried, there’s only one original SpinTech.

The SpinTech Mechanism: PATENTED TECHNOLOGY THAT WORKS

At the core of every SpinTech feeder is the innovation that set us apart—our SpinTech Mechanism. Designed with durability and efficiency in mind, this system eliminates common feeder frustrations and maximizes feed control.

✔ Seals Shut When Powered Off – No wasted feed. No unwanted guests. When the motor stops, the spin plate locks and seals tight.

✔ Lowers and Dispenses Feed When Activated – The plate only opens when powered on, ensuring feed goes where it should—when it should.

✔ 100% Varmint Proof – Say goodbye to raccoons, squirrels, and other freeloaders. If the feeder isn’t running, it’s locked up tight.

✔ Wind Proof – No more wasted feed scattered by strong winds. Our locking system prevents feed from being blown away.

✔ Bumpy Road Proof – Transporting your feeder over rough terrain? No problem. SpinTech keeps your feed secure and ready for when you need it.

The Evolution of SpinTech Feeders

From our first patented design to the advanced models we offer today, every SpinTech product is built with the same rugged reliability and precision. We’ve expanded our lineup to include a variety of feeder sizes and setups to meet the needs of every hunter, rancher, and land manager.

Whether you’re managing deer populations, feeding livestock, or just keeping unwanted pests at bay, SpinTech feeders deliver unmatched performance in any environment. We’re not just another feeder company—we’re the original innovators of the only patented locking and sealing spin plate system.

When you choose SpinTech, you’re choosing a feeder that works as hard as you do.