Classification Equipment

High-Frequency Fine Mesh Vibrating Screen

The high-frequency fine mesh vibrating screen separates fine particles from a slurry feed using rapid, low-amplitude vibration. In a closed-circuit grinding setup, it returns oversize to the mill and sends undersize forward.

01Model
02Number of Screen Box Layers
03Screen Surface Area (m2)
04Power (kW)
05Application

Technical parameters

Fine aperture mesh is agitated at high frequency to resist blinding and maintain a sharp cut. It suits duties where a hydrocyclone struggles with near-density or fibrous material.

The model table lists configurations with different numbers of screen deck layers, growing surface areas, and installed motor powers. Larger models process greater volumes; smaller ones offer compact footprints for pilot or satellite plants. The application column suggests typical ore-type or duty matches.

High-Frequency Fine Mesh Vibrating Screen technical parameters, 17 models
ModelNumber of Screen Box LayersScreen Surface Area (m2)Power (kW)Application
FG101411.42x0.55Wet Classification
FG102112.12x1.5
FG102812.82x1.5
FG144015.62.8
D3Z101434.24.4
D4Z101445.64.4
D5Z1014574.4
D3Z102136.34.4
D4Z102148.44.4
D5Z1021510.54.4
D3Z121635.764.4
D4Z121647.684.4
D5Z121659.64.4
D2Z122425.764.4
D3Z122438.644.4
D4Z1224411.254.4
D5Z1224514.46.8
Parameter boundary

Standard-model catalogue figures. Actual capacity, power draw and wear life shift with ore properties, feed gradation and circuit conditions. Use them to shortlist, then confirm the duty by testwork, flowsheet calculation and a written confirmation from the manufacturer.

What decides the selection

Before selecting a model, define the feed’s particle size distribution, moisture content, and abrasiveness. The required cut point and volumetric throughput steer the choice of screen area and deck count. Confirm whether the duty is wet classification or dry sizing, as this affects deck inclination and water addition.

  • Target cut size
  • Feed pressure and density
  • Slurry specific gravity
  • Throughput
  • Classification efficiency
  • Overflow fineness and underflow density
  • Wear-resistant lining material
  • Number of units in parallel

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