Heavy Duty Inclined Sieve Sand Rock Vibrating Screen Type Separator Machine

This machine is designed to separate and classify materials such as sand and rock by utilizing its vibrating screen to efficiently filter out different sizes.

Key specifications include various models with different screen surface areas, inclination angles, mesh sizes, processing capacities, vibration times, double amplitudes, power requirements, and weights.

The processing capacities vary by model, with maximum capacities ranging from 60 to 600 tons per hour.

The screen inclination affects the material flow rate and separation efficiency; a higher inclination can enhance the separation of finer materials.

Mesh sizes for the different models range from 10 mm to 120 mm, allowing for versatile applications depending on material requirements.

Power requirements vary among models, typically ranging from 0.75 kW to 5.5 kW, depending on the specific machine configuration.

The weight of the machines varies, with different models weighing between 1,500 kg and 2,500 kg.

Yes, the inclination angle can be adjusted to optimize the separation process based on the material being processed.

Regular maintenance includes checking the vibration mechanism, inspecting for wear and tear on the screen, and ensuring the power supply is stable.

Yes, the machine is designed to handle both dry and wet materials; however, the efficiency may vary based on moisture content.

Industries such as mining, construction, and aggregate processing can benefit from using this separator due to its ability to efficiently screen and separate various materials.

The machine is powered by an electric motor, which drives the vibration mechanism to facilitate material separation.

Installation is generally straightforward, but it's recommended to follow the manufacturer's guidelines and, if necessary, consult with a professional for optimal setup.

Safety features typically include protective covers, emergency stop buttons, and vibration dampening systems to ensure safe operation.

Common applications include separating gravel, sand, ore, and other bulk materials in preparation for further processing or transportation.