Cyclone
Cleaning
Removes dust from the air using centrifugal force – with no moving parts and no filter in the main flow.
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Cleaning
Drum Sieves
Sort straw, twine and lumps out of raw material – the constant rotation keeps the screen drum clear.
Drum Sieves
Technical Data.
In the drum sieve, the product passes through a rotating screen drum. What fits through the perforation falls down; straw, twine and lumps travel on and are discharged at the end. The constant rotation keeps the screen clear.
Beyond this standard version, we also build different, flexible machines for the Cleaning area – tailored individually to your process.
Throughput up to
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per hour
Drum length up to
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millimeters
Drive up to
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kilowatts
Drum Sieves
Reliably sorting out coarse material.
It is usually installed right after intake, where the raw material carries the most foreign matter. We match perforation and speed to the product and throughput, so nothing good is discharged along with it.
Tomas Schulze
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Drum Sieves
Overview of Other Machines in the Cleaning Area
Centrifugal Cleaner
Cleaning
Spins heavy foreign matter outward, catching contamination that a sieve would let through.
Aspiration
Cleaning
Separates dust, husks and light particles from the product using an airflow – protects downstream machines and keeps operations low…
In-line Magnets
Cleaning
Hold back iron parts from the product stream before they can cause damage in the mill, press or mixer.
Vibrating Screen
Cleaning
Separates bulk material by particle size using vibrating screen decks – with multiple decks in a single pass.
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other machines?
From intake to loading: take a look at the other machines in this area.
