Vibratory sieve VS-1000
Vibratory sieve VS-1000
technical specifications
Can be used as part of feed production lines.
ADVANTAGES
- high productivity
- low power consumption
- comparability
SEQUENCE OF OPERATION
| 1. | Housing |
| 2. | Entrance box |
| 3. | Nut |
| 4. | Inspection hatch |
| 5. | Support |
| 6. | Spring |
| 7. | Inlet outlets |
| 8. | Frame |
| 9. | Vibromotor |
| 10. | Sieve |
| 11. | Dust extraction pipe |
| 12. | Clamp |
| 13. | Hatch locking handle |
| 14. | Sieve locking handle |
| 15. | The support is movable |
| 16. | Product outlet |
There are two tiers of sieves in the case. Sieves are fixed by handles.
The angle of the sieve can be changed by means of a movable support.
The operation of the vibrating screen is controlled from the control cabinet.
Power the electrical cabinet with a wire with copper cores with a cross section of at least 1.5 mm2.
Vibration motors create reciprocating motion of the housing. The product, through the inlet pipe, falls on the upper sieves and also begins to move. The product of a given size passes through the upper sieve and, moving along the lower sieve, does not pass through the holes of this sieve and exits through the tray.
Inclusions smaller than the specified size pass through the holes of the lower sieve and are discharged through the pipe. The inclusions are larger than the specified size, move along the upper sieve and go into the appropriate pipe. The angle of the vibratory motors can be changed. The marks on the case allow to expose vibromotors in the set position.
To adjust the performance, the angle of the housing can be changed.
Vibrating screen dimensions:
QUALITY ASSURANCE
Warranty period – 1 year
- certified production ISO 9001:2015
- Our VIBRATORY SIEVE are designed for continuous and trouble-free operation
to adjust performance
you can change the angle of the housing
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