Shaker
A shaker is a mechanical device that works on the principle of vibration or shaking to separate, grade, or mix materials efficiently. It is widely used in industries such as food processing, pharmaceuticals, mining, chemicals, and construction for tasks like sifting powders, grading grains, and sorting aggregates. A shaker typically consists of a vibrating screen or mesh that filters materials into different sizes, ensuring uniform quality. In laboratories, shakers are used for mixing liquids or samples during experiments, while in everyday life, simpler versions like kitchen shakers are used for mixing spices, drinks, or ingredients. Depending on the application, shakers can be of different types, such as vibrating shakers, sieve shakers, orbital shakers, or rotary shakers. By reducing manual effort and increasing accuracy, shakers play an essential role in improving productivity and maintaining consistency across various processes.
A mine sieve is a heavy-duty screening equipment used in mining industries to separate ores, minerals, and aggregates. It is designed to handle large volumes of material and withstand harsh working conditions. The sieve works by allowing smaller particles to pass through the mesh while retaining larger ones. Commonly used in coal, iron ore, and stone processing, it ensures accurate grading and efficient material handling.
A rotary vibrating screen is a high-precision screening machine used for grading, filtering, and removing impurities from powders and liquids. It operates with multi-layer circular vibration, ensuring efficient separation. The screen frame can be equipped with one or more meshes to classify materials into multiple grades. It is widely used in food, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and ceramics. Easy to install and clean, rotary vibrating screens are popular for fine particle screening
A rotary vibrating screen is a high-precision screening machine used for grading, filtering, and removing impurities from powders and liquids. It operates with multi-layer circular vibration, ensuring efficient separation. The screen frame can be equipped with one or more meshes to classify materials into multiple grades. It is widely used in food, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and ceramics. Easy to install and clean, rotary vibrating screens are popular for fine particle screening
A straight screen is a type of vibrating screen designed for large-capacity and continuous screening operations. It features a linear motion that helps materials move steadily across the screen surface. Straight screens are ideal for separating dry powders, granules, and bulk solids. They are often used in mining, metallurgy, building materials, and chemical industries. Known for their simple structure, high efficiency, and low energy consumption, straight screens are easy to maintain.
An ultrasonic rotary screen is an advanced vibrating screen equipped with an ultrasonic system to enhance fine powder screening. The ultrasonic waves reduce mesh clogging and improve the separation of very fine or sticky particles. This technology makes it possible to screen materials as fine as a few microns. It is widely used in industries such as pharmaceuticals, chemicals, food additives, and metallurgy. The ultrasonic function improves efficiency, precision, and mesh life compared to traditional vibrating screens.
An ultrasonic rotary screen is an advanced vibrating screen equipped with an ultrasonic system to enhance fine powder screening. The ultrasonic waves reduce mesh clogging and improve the separation of very fine or sticky particles. This technology makes it possible to screen materials as fine as a few microns. It is widely used in industries such as pharmaceuticals, chemicals, food additives, and metallurgy. The ultrasonic function improves efficiency, precision, and mesh life compared to traditional vibrating screens.