It is a linear vibrating screen designed for grading and separating bulk materials. Typical applications include ore screening in mining, building materials processing, recycling, food processing, and certain chemical production tasks.
Dual motors are mounted to create a synchronized vibration that produces a linear motion of the screen deck. This linear motion is ideal for efficient conveying and sieving of particles with stable screening performance.
Standard voltage options listed are 380V and 220V. 380V is commonly three-phase in industrial installations. Exact motor power and electrical wiring details depend on the selected motor specification — confirm final requirements with the supplier before installation.
Screen decks are customizable from 1 up to 6 layers. You can choose the number of decks, screen media (wire mesh, polyurethane, etc.), and aperture sizes based on your material and desired size fractions.
The machine is available in stainless steel or carbon steel construction. Material choice depends on application, corrosion resistance requirements and hygiene standards (e.g., food industry prefers stainless steel).
Listed overall dimensions are approximately 3576.61 mm (L) x 1230 mm (W) x 1261 mm (H). The machine weight is around 500 kg. Final dimensions may vary slightly depending on customization.
Throughput depends on material density, particle size distribution, moisture content, chosen deck count and aperture, and operating vibration settings. Because capacity varies by application, contact the supplier with sample material or process requirements for estimated throughput and testing.
A video outgoing inspection is provided with shipments. A formal machinery test report is not listed as standard — you can request additional factory testing or documentation when ordering.
The product is described as having automatic operation. Typical automation options include start/stop controls, PLC integration, level sensors and variable frequency drives (VFDs) for adjusting vibration intensity. Confirm which automation features are included or optional when ordering.
Regular maintenance includes inspecting and lubricating bearings, checking motor couplings and fasteners, examining and replacing worn screen media, and verifying vibration isolators. Common spare parts to keep: screen panels, bearings, springs or isolators, drive belts/couplings and motor-related parts. Follow the supplier's maintenance schedule.
Installation typically requires a level, rigid mounting surface with appropriate anchor points for isolators or springs. Space should be allowed for access and maintenance. Exact foundation or mounting requirements depend on configuration — request installation drawings and anchoring details from the manufacturer.
Linear vibrating screens produce vibration and some noise. Management options include spring or rubber isolators, anti-vibration mounts, acoustic enclosures, and proper foundation design. Selecting appropriate isolation and maintenance reduces transmitted vibration and noise levels.
It can handle some wet materials, but performance depends on screen media selection and deck design. For sticky or cohesive materials, specialized coatings, anti-blinding inserts, or different screen types (e.g., punch plate or polyurethane) may be recommended. Discuss material characteristics with the supplier to choose the best configuration.
Recommended safety measures include guards around moving parts, emergency stop switches, lockable electrical panels, proper grounding, and clear operator access for maintenance. Ensure the installation meets local safety regulations and standards.
Because the unit is customizable (deck count, materials, control options), request a quote from the supplier with your required configuration and application details. Provide destination, desired options and any testing or documentation needs to receive accurate pricing, lead time and shipping information. Note: the product sells as a single item and is approximately 500 kg.
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