Vibrating screens - Import export

In the cryogenic blasting process, an enrichment of rubber and plastic waste powder takes place due to fine abrasion during the treatment procedure. Thus the performance and processing time of the blasting-media will deteriorate and decrease its jet-energy. In our cryognic deflashing machines, the blasting-media is primary screened by the treatment drum perforation, however, after a long operating time the amount of rubber and plastic waste powder increases. In order to guarantee a constant, statistically secure and economic processing, this powder has to be removed periodically from the blasting-media. Our automatically working blasting-media recovery machine consists of a suction & drying system and a vibrating-screen unit. The used blasting-media has to be aspirated manually from the deflashing machine. The drying of the polluted wet and cold media takes place in the suction tank and the cleaning by screening with final separation into waste powder, waste media & re-usable media,

To optimally separate waste by sort and size from a single stream or a complex mix of materials is a challenge. Part of the installation for sorting and screening waste is a linear motion vibrating screen, also called a horizontal screen.

The JUNIOR 40 is a very handy device for various applications. It works according to the suction system, in which the blasting agent is sucked in the nozzle head by the compressed air (injector effect). The blown abrasive is filled into the sand container for re-use via the built-in insert vibrating screen and fed to the blasting nozzle. Depending on the desired surface, all dry blasting agents can be used, such as slag abrasives, glass beads, corundum, silicon, glass grain, chilled sand, etc.

The Injektor 80 Power is a very handy device for various applications. It operates according to the suction system, in which the blasting agent is sucked in the nozzle head by the compressed air (injector effect). The blown abrasive is filled into the sand container for re-use via the built-in insert vibrating screen and fed to the blasting nozzle. Depending on the desired surface, all dry blasting agents can be used, such as slag abrasives, glass beads, corundum, silicon, glass grain, hard sand, etc

The T-CLASS is a completely overhauled supplement to the series of free-vibrating screening machines. The main principle of the machine’s concept is to implement individual customer wishes by employing proven, reliable and field-tested components as flexibly as possible. Depending on the profile of requirements, the T-CLASS is available in heavy duty design for regular and high loads. Through its modular design the T-CLASS offers the possibility of customisation in order to suit individual customer needs. The T-CLASS’s area of application encompasses a variety of industries with input material of 0 - 200 mm and cut sizes of 2 - 125 mm. Advantages modular design optimally suits individual job requirements available in imperial or metric system highly maintenance friendly extended lifetime through a reduction of welded connections bearing lubrication with grease or oil adjustable imbalance masses rapid exchange of screen cloths You’ll find detailed information in our product...

The HAVER NIAGRA foreign material screening machines are in operation worldwide for building material dispatching plants. They assure trouble-free operation around the clock. Placed just before filling machines and bulk material loading systems, they offer optimum protection against foreign material, clumps, oversize particles and crusher body pieces. NIAGARA foreign material screening machines may be used either as free-vibrating machines or as eccentric screening machines. Advantages low, space-saving design encapsulation components assure a dust-free work area product clumps are destroyed by vibrations and fed into the product flow comfortable removal of foreign materials through an easy-to-open viewing hatch You’ll find detailed information in our product brochures and specification sheets.