Square Swing Screen

Product Overview:

The square swing screen, also known as a reciprocating vibrating screen or precision vibrating screen, is a high-efficiency screening device with high precision and large output capacity. It features self-cleaning effects, high screen utilization, long service life, and excellent sealing performance. Its screen surface is generally arranged horizontally or with a slight inclination. Square swing screens are widely used in industries such as chemical and new materials, carbon, graphitization, quartz sand, metallurgy, metal powders, mineral powders, food, abrasives, and more. They can be designed with single or multiple screen layers according to user requirements. The square swing screen consists of inlet and outlet ports, screen mesh and screen box, vibration source, and shock absorber components. This machine offers advantages such as a sturdy and practical structure, stable and reliable performance, easy operation and maintenance, high processing capacity, low noise, corrosion resistance, adjustable amplitude, low energy consumption, convenient installation and debugging, low manufacturing costs, thorough cleaning without dead corners, and no dust emission.

Product Features:

★ High screening capacity, unique multi-layer grading design, one machine divides into two groups, one machine replaces multiple machines, doubling output.

★ Fully enclosed structure, no dust emission, low vibration and noise, meeting environmental protection requirements.

★ Flexible screening, easy screen change, simple operation, sturdy and reliable. Long service life, thereby reducing maintenance costs.

Product Working Principle:

From the perspective of the motion trajectory of the screen machine's shaking body, i.e., the screen box, its essence is the reciprocating inertial force generated by the rotation of an eccentric wheel around a fixed axis. According to the structural characteristics and working principle of the square swing vibrating screen, its screen surface is generally arranged horizontally or with a slight inclination. After the screen machine is started, the shaking body, i.e., the screen box, moves back and forth under the action of inertial force. The screen box drives the screen surface to perform periodic swinging, causing the material on the screen surface to move directionally in a jumping motion along with the screen box. Particles smaller than the screen aperture fall through the screen holes to the lower layer and become the undersize product, while particles larger than the screen aperture are discharged from the discharge port after continuous tumbling and jumping motions, thus completing the screening process.