Linear vibrating conveyor

A vibrating conveyor is a device that uses vibration to transport materials from one location to another. This kind of equipment is usually used to transport granular, powdery or lump materials from one place to another. It is commonly used in mining, foundry, construction, chemical industry, metallurgy and other industries.

Working principle: Vibrating conveyors transfer materials by generating vibrations. The vibration source of the equipment is usually an electric vibrator. This vibrator excites the structure of the equipment to cause it to vibrate, and then uses this vibration to push the material forward.

Structural composition: A typical vibration conveyor usually includes a vibration source (electric vibrator), a conveyor trough, a support structure and a bearing. Conveyor troughs can be made of different shapes and materials to adapt to the conveying needs of different materials.

Scope of application: Vibrating conveyors are suitable for various types of materials, such as granules, powders, block materials, etc. Due to its simple and effective design, it is widely used in some industries, such as ore transportation in mining, raw material transportation in construction, etc.

Advantages: Vibrating conveyors have the advantages of simple structure, easy maintenance, relatively low cost, and strong adaptability. In addition, due to the use of vibration transmission, the problem of clogging of some highly adhesive materials during transportation can be avoided. closed and open,

Notes: When using a vibrating conveyor, the vibration amplitude and frequency need to be reasonably set based on factors such as the nature of the material and the conveying distance to ensure the conveying effect and stable operation of the equipment.

The design and selection of vibrating conveyors need to consider multiple factors, including the nature of the material, conveying distance, production capacity, etc. During use, users also need to regularly check and maintain the equipment to ensure its normal operation.