Gravel sifter machine what tools are used?

Gravel sifter machine is a device used to separate gravel particles, usually using screens of different sizes to achieve sieving of gravel. These screens are usually made of metal or other durable materials and have different sized holes to filter out different sizes of gravel particles as needed.

Gravel sifter machine works by separating the gravel particles through a vibrating screen. When gravel particles enter the screening machine, the machine begins to vibrate, and this vibration causes the gravel particles to move on the screen. Depending on the hole size of the screen, smaller gravel particles will fall through the screen holes into the container below, while larger gravel particles will not be able to pass through the screen holes and will be retained above the screen.

Gravel sifter machines are usually designed taking into account the size and shape of the gravel particles to ensure an efficient sifting process. Screen selection depends on the desired gravel particle size range, and the appropriate mesh size is usually selected to achieve precise screening results.

In addition to the screen, the Gravel sifter machine may also be equipped with other tools and components, such as vibration mechanisms, feeding devices, discharge devices, etc., to ensure the smooth progress of the screening process. The vibration mechanism promotes the movement of gravel particles on the screen by generating appropriate vibration force. The feeding device is used to send raw materials evenly into the screening area, while the discharge device is used to collect the screened gravel particles and waste materials.

Gravel sifter machine mainly relies on the screen as a key tool to achieve effective separation of gravel particles. By choosing the appropriate screen aperture