Precision separation of dry bulk solids and liquid slurries requires optimized mechanical vibration. Modern industrial vibratory screening machines (also known as vibro sifters or vibrating separators) deliver precise particle sizing, multi-tier classification, high-efficiency scalping, and slurry dewatering across continuous production lines.
Capable of processing mesh sizes ranging from 20 mesh (840 microns) down to 500 mesh (25 microns), these machines process throughputs from 100 kg/h to over 50 metric tons per hour depending on material density, moisture content, and particle viscosity. Advanced vibration dynamics prevent screen blinding and maintain consistent particle distribution under demanding industrial conditions.



Vibratory separation technology is critical across diverse bulk processing sectors:

Utilizes a single vertical vibration motor with adjustable eccentric weights. Generates dynamic three-dimensional motion (horizontal, vertical, and inclined). Ideal for ultrafine dry powders, precise multi-deck classification, and batch liquid filtration.
Driven by two counter-rotating vibratory motors mounted at set angles. Material moves in a straight parabolic line along the inclined deck. Designed for high-capacity bulk handling, coarse granule separation, and mining aggregate scalping.
Combines mechanical 3D vibration with an ultrasonic power supply that delivers high-frequency (38kHz) micro-vibrations directly to the screen mesh. Converts static-prone, high-viscosity, or sub-300 mesh powders into free-flowing particles without mesh blinding.

The core operating dynamic relies on controlled inertia generated by the drive motor. As material enters the central feed inlet, centrifugal force and vertical vibration spread the bulk solids evenly outwards toward the periphery. Fine particles passing through the mesh apertures discharge through lower deck spouts, while oversized fractions travel continuously along the screen surface to the upper outlet.

| Processed Material | Screen Mesh Size | Recommended Machine Type | Screening Efficiency | Capacity Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wheat Flour / Starch | 40 - 80 Mesh | Rotary Vibro Sifter | ≥ 98% | 500 - 3,000 kg/h |
| Lithium Battery Powder | 200 - 400 Mesh | Ultrasonic Vibrating Screen | ≥ 95% | 200 - 1,200 kg/h |
| Plastic Pellets / Resin | 10 - 40 Mesh | Linear Vibrating Screen | ≥ 99% | 1 - 15 t/h |
| Ceramic Slurry / Glaze | 100 - 250 Mesh | High-Frequency Filter Screen | ≥ 92% | 800 - 5,000 L/h |
| Model | DH-600 | DH-800 | DH-1000 | DH-1200 | DH-1500 | DH-1800 | DH-2000 |
| Frame Diameter (mm) | Φ600 | Φ800 | Φ1000 | Φ1200 | Φ1500 | Φ1800 | Φ2000 |
| Screen Area (m²) | 0.24 | 0.45 | 0.67 | 1.00 | 1.60 | 2.43 | 3.01 |
| Mesh Specification | 2 - 500 Mesh (0.025 - 10 mm) | ||||||
| Max Feed Size (mm) | < Φ10 | < Φ15 | < Φ20 | < Φ30 | < Φ10 | < Φ15 | < Φ20 |
| Vibration Speed (rpm) | 1500 rpm | ||||||
| Available Decks | 1 - 5 Layers | ||||||
| Motor Power (kW) | 0.25 | 0.55 | 0.75 | 1.10 | 1.50 | 2.20 | 3.00 |
| Model | Deck Size (mm) | Decks | Mesh Range | Capacity (t/h) | Frequency (rpm) | Amplitude (mm) | Power (kW) | Dimensions (L×W×H mm) |
| DZSF515 | 500×1500 | 1 - 5 | 2-200 | 0.12 - 20 | 960 | 6 - 8 | 2×0.37 | 2140×808×848 |
| DZSF520 | 500×2000 | 2-200 | 0.12 - 20 | 960 | 6 - 8 | 2×0.37 | 2140×808×848 | |
| DZSF525 | 500×2500 | 2-200 | 0.12 - 20 | 960 | 6 - 8 | 2×0.55 | 2750×808×938 | |
| DZSF1020 | 1000×2000 | 2-200 | 0.11 - 20 | 960 | 6 - 8 | 2×0.55 | 2219×1320×960 | |
| DZSF1025 | 1000×2500 | 2-200 | 0.18 - 15 | 960 | 6 - 8 | 2×0.75 | 2269×1320×960 | |
| DZSF1030 | 1000×3000 | 2-200 | 0.10 - 20 | 960 | 6 - 8 | 2×1.10 | 3219×1340×1120 |
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Request Technical Proposal & QuoteQ1: How to choose between Rotary, Linear, and Ultrasonic Vibrating Screens?
A: Rotary screens provide 3D motion best suited for fine powders and multi-stage precise grading (up to 500 mesh). Linear screens utilize dual-motor linear motion for heavy bulk materials with high throughputs. Ultrasonic screens integrate high-frequency vibration specifically to prevent mesh blinding on sticky, static, or sub-300 mesh ultra-fine materials.
Q2: What structural elements prevent dust leakage in powder separation?
A: Dust containment is achieved through a fully enclosed structure utilizing food-grade silicone/viton sealing rings, quick-release clamp bands, and a negative-pressure dust extraction port, fully complying with GMP and FDA sanitation standards.
Q3: What screen mesh materials are recommended for abrasive or wet applications?
A: For abrasive ores and heavy gravel, high-wear-resistant polyurethane or manganese steel meshes are ideal. For food, pharmaceutical, or liquid slurry filtration, 304 or 316L stainless steel woven wire mesh is recommended.
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