What parts does a linear vibrating screen consist of?

A linear vibrating screen is a mechanical device that utilizes vibrating motors to impart motion to the screen deck. This motion is used to separate materials based on size.

Linear vibrating screen components

Screen Frame: The screen frame is the structural backbone of the vibrating screen. It supports the screen mesh and other components. It may be made of steel or other materials to provide the necessary strength and rigidity.

Screen Mesh: The screen mesh is the material that covers the screen frame and separates the particles based on size. It can be made of various materials, such as woven wire cloth, perforated metal, or synthetic materials. The choice of mesh type and size depends on the application and the size of the particles being separated.

Vibrating Motors: These are the driving force behind the linear motion of the screen. Vibrating motors are usually mounted on the sides of the screen frame and generate the vibrations needed for material separation. The number and placement of vibrating motors can vary depending on the size and design of the vibrating screen.

Support Springs: Support springs are used to absorb the dynamic forces generated by the vibrating motors. They help to isolate the vibrating screen from the surrounding structure and minimize vibrations transmitted to the supporting structure.

Drive Unit: The drive unit includes the motor and associated components responsible for generating the linear motion. It converts the rotary motion of the motor into the linear motion required for the vibrating screen.

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