Linear vibrating screens are widely used in various industries for the separation and classification of materials. They operate on the principle of a linear motion, utilizing two vibrating motors that create a linear motion along the screen.

Linear vibrating screens can be classified and categorized based on various criteria, including design, application, and operation.Here are some common models and classifications:

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1. By Design:

Single Deck Screens: These have one screening surface and are used for simple classification tasks.

Multi-Deck Screens: Equipped with two or more screening surfaces, allowing for multiple size separations in one operation.

2. By Application:

Heavy-Duty Linear Screens: Designed for handling large and abrasive materials, typically used in mining and quarry applications.

Fine Screening Linear Screens: Used for smaller particle sizes, often in food, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries.

3. By Motion and Drive Type:

Electromechanical Linear Screens: Utilize electric motors and unbalanced weights to create linear motion.

Hydraulic Linear Screens: Use hydraulic systems for movement, which can be advantageous for certain applications.

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4. By Material Handling:

Wet Linear Screens: Designed for applications where materials are processed with water or other liquids.

Dry Linear Screens: Suitable for dry materials and typically equipped with features to minimize dust.

5. By Screen Surface:

Mesh Screens: Traditional screens made from woven wire mesh for various particle sizes.

Perforated Plate Screens: Use metal plates with holes for larger particles, offering durability and easier cleaning.

6. By Size:

Standard Size Screens: Common dimensions used in general applications.

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