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Used Vibrating Screens in Emilia-Romagna, Italy

  • 1990 VER4944 – Vibrating Screen

    1990 VER4944 – Vibrating Screen

    • Manufacturer: Comer

    Dismantled Capacity: 10.000 l/h (sludge, consistency 5%) | Perforated plate: 3 mm

    Ravenna, Italy
  • VER5124 – N. 4 Finck

    VER5124 – N. 4 Finck vibrating screens

      N. 4 Finck vibrating screens (2 installed + 2 spare)

      Ravenna, Italy
    • I.mec BI.S.V. 600S/I – 800S/I

      I.mec BI.S.V. 600S/I – 800S/I – 900/I – 1200/I – 1500/I

      • Manufacturer: I.mec

      Model | Construction Material | Electrical Power | RPM | Superfìce vagllante per plano 600S/1 plano - deck - floor | InoxAISI 304 L./ Stainless Steel / Inoxidable | 0.42 Kw. | 3000 | Sq. mt. / Sq. mt. / M2 0 BI.S...

      Reggio Emilia, Italy
    • Vibrating Screen

      Vibrating Screen

        The vibrating screen is used to separate and classify any kind of product, with the possibility of obtaining diverse separation cuts by inserting several nets simultaneously. The high frequency oscillating energy...

        Scandiano, Italy
      • Vibrating Screeners

        Vibrating Screeners

          Available diameters from 500 mm to 1500 mm; Vibrating or round screener to classify and to check powders, grains and solids in general, dry and wet; Equipped with anti-clogging systems of the net; Optimisation of...

          Villanova, Italy

        Overview

        Vibrating screens separate bulk materials by particle size using vibrating motion across one or more screen decks. Common in quarrying, recycling and mining, they work with crushers and feeders to sort sand, gravel, ore and aggregate into graded products. Models range from compact scalpers to large multi‑deck plants with different screen media, drive types and stroke settings chosen for capacity, cut size and material abrasiveness.

        FAQ

        What should I check when buying a used vibrating screen?

        Check screen area and deck count, condition of screen media and frames, motor/drive and gearbox condition, structural welds/cracks, vibration bearings and isolation springs, production capacity and maintenance records. Ask for a running demo if possible.

        How do I arrange safe shipping for a vibrating screen?

        Confirm overall dimensions and weight, determine if partial disassembly is needed, plan for lifting points and skids, choose a heavy‑equipment carrier (lowboy/flatbed) and permits for oversize loads, and insure the shipment.

        What routine maintenance keeps a vibrating screen reliable?

        Daily checks of screen tension, wear panels and deck fasteners; monitor bearings, springs and motor vibration; regular lubrication, bolt torque and alignment checks; and timely replacement of worn screen media and bearings per hours or wear signs.