When is a tube feeder recommended over another type of feeder or conveyor?  The most typical use-case is when a client is worried about material spillage while conveying a free-flowing bulk material over a generally short or medium distance.  This particular tube feeder was used to transport ceramic powder for our client.

🎯 Stainless steel construction with a focus on safety and hygiene

🎯 Perfect for any bulk powder where contamination is an issue

🎯 Smooth linear motion made by 4-pole, low maintenance Uras Vibrators

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Our client worked at a foundry which made cast metal tractor parts from molds.  Originally the sand that adhered to these molds was being removed by hand.  This was, to put it simply, not an ideal use of their time and energy.  So they contacted us to see if we had a better solution.  And we did!  I mean, if we didn’t, this post wouldn’t be very interesting….

Introducing the Vibro Shakeout Machine.  This machine uses vertical vibrations from the Uras Vibrator to shake off sand that can later be repurposed and reused.  Compared to a regular screen that might separate small bits of dirt or sand, the grid on a shakeout machine must be larger to accommodate larger chunks of sand that has become hardened and wouldn’t fall through a normal sized deck.

🚜 Able to handle 200kg+ molds

🚜 Quickly remove sand from molds for reuse in other applications

🚜 Powered by two 6 pole Uras Techno Vibrators

Feeling those good vibrations yet?

Perfect for the recycling industry, this vibrating screen was dispatched just shy of 6 months ago.

♻ three port dust collection system

♻ adjustable vibrator installation angle (40° to 60°)

♻ wire mesh fitted with tapping balls to eliminate blinding

♻ powered by two 6-pole Uras Vibrators to maximize reliability

Our client was recycling lithium ion batteries, and needed to an easy way to remove contaminants from the milled product.  This screen was the answer, with a throughput of 8 tons per hour and a single deck build with a 1.21mm mesh, perfect for removing unneeded bits of material before moving on to the next process.

After a few months of use, our client recently ordered a second machine for use at a different facility for the same purpose.  They  said they were happy with the screen’s effectiveness, as well as the low-maintenance required with the Uras Vibrator.

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A customer came to us who had to feed large amounts of rock into a primary crusher.  Their end goal was getting mineral-rich fossils to use in fertilizers, feeds, soil conditioners, and even cosmetics.  They needed something that could withstand the impact from large rocks, and at the same time something to minimize the amount of material moving into the next step.  It was a textbook example of a grizzly feeder’s best use case scenario.

On top of having the coolest name of all bulk handling equipment, the GRIZZLY FEEDER has some pretty handy functions as well.

🐾 Feeds material into the next step while reducing undersized rocks and ore

🐾 Designed to withstand the shock from heavy loads

🐾 Removes the need for chipping tools when screening large clump materials

🐾 Especially used in quarries, recycling, mining, and mineral processing

This particular feeder was powered by two 4-pole Uras Vibrators, with a capacity of 1.3 tons per hour.