This screening machinery is used to screen or classify wet or dry materials like fine sand, powder, chemicals, aggregate, ash, and more into multiple grades by particle size. All screening machinery uses high frequency, vibrating equipment that drives a rectangular polyurethane screen panel with a fine screen mesh.
Screen or classify material ranging in size from 1/8 inch (3mm) down to 325 mesh.
Multi-deck screening machinery is capable of high capacity wet or dry screening in a small footprint. Each of the screening panels makes a particle size separation using a polyurethane screen. Process up to 150 tons per hour per machine.
Each polyurethane screen panel surface typically lasts 8-10 months or longer than the competition.
Removing oversized waste from feed to the wet plant.
The sand (dune sand) deposits being mined for frac sand in the West Texas area commonly has oversize and undesirable objects contained in the feed to the wet plant. These objects can be 1/2” to 3/4” sized caliche or other small aggregate, as well as organic material like roots, leaves, and sticks. The objects are problematic for wash plants and cause contamination issues for the final frac sand products.
A wet frac sand tailings stream is processed to recover valuable product before wet sand tailings are sent back to a quarry. Water and silica sand are processed over a urethane screen panel designed to remove any remaining product from the tailings stream.
Silica sand particles are sized and processed for use as frac using a vibrating screen. The sand is fed to the vibrating screen at a rate of 12-15 tons per hour. The dry urethane screen panels size the sand between 40 US mesh and 20 US mesh. The panels are specially designed for an extended life cycle with the abrasive silica sand.
Three vibratory screens are used to scalp oversized silica sand particles in a wet screening application. Sand and water are fed from a water separator onto the screen’s surface. All sand particles larger than 40 mesh are scalped off and removed from the flow.
A US lime producer needed to replace 2 brute force vibratory screens at their limestone quarry due to constant failure of the drive bearings, lost production time, and maintenance costs. After discussions with plant engineering, a single unit with a natural frequency drive screen was selected to process crushed limestone at a rate of 650 tons per hour.
A sand producer was looking to increase production rates at an existing plant by adding new frac sand screening equipment. Their goal was to produce a consistent 40 x 70 API standard product. The feed to the vibratory screening machines would be from a processed material stream that discharges from a hydrocyclone at a solid feed rate of 150 STPH.
This industrial sand processing and sand washing equipment produces a clean and dry industrial sand that contains less than 2% -200 mesh at a rate of 150-175 t/h.
A mineral sands producer used new vibratory screening machines (or repulping equipment) to recover garnet at over 90% efficiency. The older, conventional vibrating screens were only able to recover material at about 44% efficiency.
A large ceramic clay producer replaced 12 round screens with (1) single linear motion screen. The producer was using 12 round screens that were processing 25 MTPH in 1 hour and 15 minutes.