Centrifugal Sieve Shaker

The sieving machines separate impurities and discard any agglomerates that may contain the powdered products for transportation or sieving.

Principle of OperationThe sieving machine is either gravity-fed or sucked or driven in-line to the pneumatic transport system. The load is transferred to the sieving area by a worm screw that is located within the device. The product is filtered through the centrifugal blades and into the central hopper, which is a clean zone.

The product is transported from the filtering zone to the rejection zone, where it is deposited into the rejection container, if the granulometry of the product is too compact or it contains foreign bodies.

Features and design

The equipment is consistently designed to meet the unique requirements of each product and process, including flow rate and micron rating.

Numerous models are accessible. The micron rating and production can fluctuate based on the product that necessitates sieving and the transport system. A 1,600 μm mesh with suction-driven transport is the standard equipment for producing 4,000 kg/hour.

Minimal maintenance is necessary, which streamlines operational times.