Types and applications of vibrating sieve mesh

The screen of the vibrating sieve is an important part in material sieveing. At the same time, it is extremely easy to be damaged due to the thin wire diameter, large pressure bearing, and long wear time. In order not to affect the sieveing effect, the screen needs to be replaced in time. So what types of screens are there, and what situations are they suitable for?

The materials contacted by the screen are very different, and the types of screens are also various. The commonly used screens are stainless steel sieves, copper (brass, copper, phosphor bronze) screens, manganese steel screens, etc. according to the material.

Stainless Steel screen

Stainless steel screen is the most suitable screen material for most materials. It has multiple advantages such as corrosion resistance, high temperature resistance, wear resistance, no rust, and beautiful appearance.

The scope of application is extremely wide, and stainless steel screens can be seen in various fields such as mining, petroleum, chemical industry, food, medicine, machinery manufacturing, architectural decoration, electronics, aerospace and so on.

Copper mesh

Copper mesh is different from stainless steel. Materials that need to be sieved have special requirements (such as heavy metal content) and dry samples can choose all-copper mesh. It has good mechanical properties, good machinability, and certain oxidation and corrosion resistance.

It is widely used for accurate sieveing and particle size detection of granular materials in abrasives, dikan, metallurgy, pharmacopoeia, chemical building materials and other industries.

Manganese steel mesh

Manganese steel sieve is also called abrasive sieve. It has high strength and is very wear-resistant, and can withstand harsh working conditions such as impact, extrusion, and material wear.

Therefore, manganese steel sieve is widely used in the sieveing of carbonized silicon, brown corundum, white corundum, diamond, cubic boron nitride, diamond powder, aluminum powder and other sand and gravel powders.