Vibramech vibrating screens are custom designed for client needs and cover a vast range of sizes and unique process applications. Our screen design makes use of Finite Element Method and Strain Gauge Analysis to prove structural integrity. Our vibrating screens also feature wear protection and commonality of components to minimise spare parts inventories.
Our equipment is designed to streamline processes, reduce downtime and contribute to customers’ increased bottom line through a cost-effective solution.
Vibramech screens are equipped with vibrator motor, geared exciter or oscillator drives, and are available in single-, double- or triple-deck configuration. The range of screening media includes polyurethane panels, rubber panels, wedge wire panels or woven wire panels. Screen isolation is achieved using rubber buffers, coil springs or Rosta mount isolators, and screens can be supplied with sub-frames if additional isolation is required.
Our flexibility in design provides customers the freedom to optimise their plant infrastructure without the standard screen geometric constraints, and enables screens to be retrofitted to existing infrastructure. Other features include:
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Over 500 units of Vibramech vibrating equipment are supplied and commissioned worldwide each year. Complete the enquiry form to see how Vibramech vibrating screens will optimise your screening processes.
Vibramech has vibrating equipment installed throughout Africa and internationally, including Australia, Canada, China, India, USA and South America, Philippines, Russia and United Kingdom. This has resulted in an installed base of over 8 000 pieces of Vibramech vibrating mineral processing equipment worldwide.
Vibramech supplies vibrating equipment primarily to the mining and mineral processing industries across the globe and has extensive experience in gold, diamond, coal, iron ore, manganese, platinum, chrome, nickel, uranium, copper, mineral sands and aggregate operations.
Vibramech has the largest installed base of vibrating equipment in Africa.
