Crushing and Screening System
Process Overview：
The crushing and screening system is a technology that breaks down bulk materials into smaller particles while separating out non-compliant granules through screening. These two processes interact synergistically: crushing generates finer particles, while screening filters and segregates those that fail to meet specifications.
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Eco-friendly & Intelligent
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Highly Applicable & Efficient
System Diagram
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Dust-free Feeding StationThe dust-free feeding station is mainly used for the unpacking and feeding of small bagged materials. Different models can be selected according to the working conditions of the user's site, workshop layout, process requirements and material characteristics.
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Automatic UnloaderThe automatic unloader is mainly used to unpack multi-layer packaging bags. The equipment is widely applied to industries such as chemicals, pharmaceuticals and food.
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Bulk Bag UnloaderThe bulk bag unloader is specifically designed for unpacking and discharging of bulk materials packed in jumbo bags. The jumbo bag is lifted onto the bag frame with an electric hoist. Operators manually release the discharge port at the bottom of the bag and then materials flow into the receiving silo primarily by gravity.
Dust-free Feeding Station
The dust-free feeding station is mainly used for the unpacking and feeding of small bagged materials. Different models can be selected according to the working conditions of the user's site, workshop layout, process requirements and material characteristics.
Automatic Unloader
The automatic unloader is mainly used to unpack multi-layer packaging bags. The equipment is widely applied to industries such as chemicals, pharmaceuticals and food.
Bulk Bag Unloader
The bulk bag unloader is specifically designed for unpacking and discharging of bulk materials packed in jumbo bags. The jumbo bag is lifted onto the bag frame with an electric hoist. Operators manually release the discharge port at the bottom of the bag and then materials flow into the receiving silo primarily by gravity.
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