The difference between mechanical and electromagnetic sieve

Monday March-06 2023  14:38:16

The mechanical Sieve Shaker is what we often call the standard/conventional laboratory sieve, and the electromagnetic sieve is an upgraded form of the mechanical test sieve, so there are similarities and differences between the two.

Mechanical Sieve Shaker

Application: It is used for particle size analysis and detection of powder/granule/suspension samples. Usually, the particle size of the processed samples should be coarser than 400 mesh, otherwise it is difficult to achieve good analysis results (for example, the fine powder cannot be separated accurately or cannot be separated).

The number of materials that can be processed: 0.038mm-3mm

Mechanical Sieve Shaker vibration frequency: 1500 times/min

Adaptable test sieve: 75/100/200/300/400mm

Electromagnetic sieve

Application: Powder/liquid sieving, can be sieved to 20um (635 mesh), negative pressure equipment can dry sieve 5um samples, can be called special equipment for ultra-fine powder samples, and due to high vibration frequency, fine samples are difficult to stick Attaches to a sieve to solve the problem of sieving ultra-fine powder samples.

Mesh size of materials that can be processed: as fine as 5μm

Electromagnetic sieve vibration frequency: 3000 times/min

Adaptable test sieve: 75mm/100mm/200mm