Linear Vibratory Screen — The Rhythm Controller for Standardized Furnace Feed Size

Range： Capacity: 2 – 20 TPH

Application： Mixed metal recycling plants (post-shredding classification) - Aluminum recycling plants (size control) - Metal shredding lines (pre-sorting size balancing) - Extendable to ELV and ASR fine fraction processing

The linear vibratory screen is a fundamental fine classification unit within the SIMVIC size separation system, designed for continuous and efficient classification of dry, shredded materials. Driven by dual vibration motors, it generates a stable linear motion that propels materials forward in a jumping trajectory, enabling high-efficiency separation.In the overall process, it is typically positioned after the trommel or before key sorting equipment, acting as a “size standardization” unit. It divides mixed materials into consistent size fractions (e.g., 0–10 mm, 10–40 mm, 40–80 mm), ensuring optimal feed conditions for eddy current separators, magnetic separators, and sensor-based systems.From a system engineering perspective, its core value lies in size homogenization rather than simple screening. By controlling the particle size ratio (typically ≤3:1), it significantly improves downstream sorting accuracy, recovery rate, and operational stability, while minimizing inefficiencies and blockages caused by uneven material sizes.

- Capacity: 2 – 20 TPH

- Screen layers: 1 – 3

- Vibration frequency: 700 – 1000 rpm

- Output size: 10 mm – 120 mm

Core unit for particle size homogenization

Stable linear vibration motion

Dual motors create a consistent screening trajectory, ensuring efficiency and preventing material accumulation.

Multi-layer classification capability

1–3 screen layers enable multi-size separation in a single unit, reducing system complexity.

Size homogenization for better sorting

Maintains optimal size ratio (≤3:1), significantly improving ECS and sensor-based sorting performance.

Enclosed dust-control design