Vibratory conveyors encompass a wider range of troughs, vibrating screens and trommel screens which convey and/or sort bulk materials during processing. One of the two main types of vibratory feeders, vibratory conveyors are an alternative for powder bulk solids and heterogeneous mixtures which are too delicate, or difficult to convey by pneumatic conveying, screw conveying or belt conveying. Friable or sticky powder bulk solids which would normally cake or agglomerate during screw or pneumatic conveying flow evenly on vibratory conveyors.
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EriezErie, PA 800-345-4946 Eriez is a world authority in advanced technology for magnetic, vibratory conveyors and inspection system applications. Through innovation, organization and diversification, Eriez Magnetics has evolved into a technologically advanced, financially sound, international company with facilities around the world. Contact Eriez for work you can trust.
Suncoast Feeders, Inc.Brooksville, FL 800-985-7203 At Suncoast Feeders, we specialize in vibratory and centrifugal integration (VCI) which means we can supply you with a product that encompasses a wide range of applications. That is why we are the company to choose for your vibratory conveyors. Here at Suncoast it is our goal to produce an affordable product of the highest quality possible with on time deliveries.
Carrier Vibrating Equipment, Inc.Louisville, KY 502-969-3171 Established in 1950, Carrier Vibrating Equipment is internationally known for its pioneering work in the field of processing technology. They offer an extensive line of products including the vibratory conveyors you have been searching for. Here, they deliver all equipment in the shortest time frame, while continually striving to ship early. For the best service in the industry, contact Carrier.
General KinematicsCrystal Lake, IL 815-455-3222 At General Kinematics, you can depend on receiving the highest quality vibratory conveyors available in the industry today. When you choose our company you receive products that use up to sixty percent less energy than brute force models, are custom designed to your specific process and feeding requirements and come backed with GK's one hundred percent process guarantee.
Vibcon CorporationArcadia, IN 317-984-3543 At Vibcon Corporation, we strive to be responsive to our customer`s needs in providing cost effective systems that perform beyond our customer`s expectations. Here, we do all we can to optimize processes on all levels to achieve excellence and maximize our use of leading technologies to increase efficiency. For the best vibrating conveyors in the business, contact Vibcon.
Magnetic Products, Inc.Highland, MI 800-544-5930 Magnetic Products Inc. leads the industry by continuously engineering inventive magnetic equipment and advancing customer education though significant investments in research and development and proactive product training. They are also able to offer customers additional services and products including vibratory conveyors. For more on the many services offered, call today!
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Typically used for powder and bulk material handling applications, vibratory conveyors handle products including wood wastes, glass, food products, gypsum, scrap tires, plastics, chemicals, minerals, aggregates, foundry materials and recyclables. For sorting recyclables, trommel screens can be used to cut down on the huge amount of labor required, which is an important step in making recycling a cost-effective part of manufacturing processes. As a result, recycling industries use vibratory conveyors extensively to convey and sort materials such as plastic, wood, crushed cement and metals for reclamation, while fertilizer, sand and gravel, mining and pulp industries use trommel screens and vibrating screens to convey, sift and sort. Additional industries that benefit from vibratory conveyor systems include automotive, pharmaceutical, food processing, petroleum, mining, agricultural, aerospace and packaging.
Vibratory conveyors are metal troughs which vibrate in one direction allowing powder bulk solids or heterogenous mixtures to be conveyed from one process to another. The metal troughs can be covered or uncovered and are typically constructed from mild steel or stainless steel in application-specific configurations. Electromechanical or electromagnetic vibrators are attached to the bottom of the trough at various intervals. While electromechanical vibrators are more common and simpler in design, electromagnetic vibrators offer a smoother conveying motion. The trough is mounted on top of a structural framework through the use of mounting springs. These springs, which could range from leaf springs to steel coil springs, work for shock absorption as well as ensuring that the vibrations occur at a natural frequency. In addition, a drive assembly consisting of sheaves and one or two electric motors, typically unbalanced, are attached to the structural framework in order to ensure that the materials are vibrated in a specific direction. The motors are often constructed from vibration-resistant carbon steel. Some vibratory conveyors have ultra-low vibrations designed specifically for solids which are delicate, sticky or may liquefy, such as gummy bears or lettuce. A vibrating screen is a sizing screen which is vibrated either mechanically or electrically, in order to separate and move pieces resting on the screen. Trommels, or trommel screens are vibrating screens which help sort small particles from large particles.