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【Principle of Motion of Vibrating Screen】 It generates horizontal, vertical, and diagonal movements through a motor and vibrating body, efficiently separating materials on the mesh. 【Principle of Three-Dimensional Motion】 The rotation of the upper weight generates horizontal vibrations on the screening surface, moving the material supplied to the center of the screening surface in the direction of rotation. The rotation of the lower weight generates vertical vibrations on the screening surface, moving it outward. In other words, these vibrations are combined to create three-dimensional motion on the screening surface. ~ Contact us for a complimentary comprehensive catalog! ~ *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
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The vibrating sieve machine is structured as follows: 〇 Motor 〇 Vibrating body 〇 Base 〇 Vibrating body base 〇 Lower frame 〇 Upper frame (spare frame) 〇 Frame support spring 〇 V-belt 〇 Drive spring 〇 Upper weight 〇 Lower weight 〇 V-wheel 〇 Cover 〇 Frame handle *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
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At Kowa Industrial Co., Ltd., the Development Machinery Department is engaged in the development and sales of the original product "KOWA Vibrating Screen." The "KOWA Vibrating Screen" was born as a new type of vibrating screen that separates the drive unit (motor section) from the vibrating body that generates the vibrations. Moving forward, the Development Machinery Department will continue to respond to increasingly diverse needs through the development of new products that we can proudly present to the world.
