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Tailor-made, ruggedized screens

Canadian Mining Journal Staff | April 1, 2008 | 12:00 am

SMICO Manufacturing Co. of Oklahoma City, Okla., is offering customized screening and sifting equipment suitable for aggregate, mining, construction, stone and concrete operations.

When a plant manager and engineer can integrate the optimized screener into their process, they stand to save their company money both in the short run and over the long haul. Toss ruggedization into the mix, and customized solutions can help operations yield greater production and quicker profits.

By employing a two-bearing, positive eccentric, oil-lubricated screener design, SMICO allows the screen surface to wobble within its spring-mounted casing. These “gyrosets” absorb a tremendous amount of shock and continue operation with little maintenance. Adjustable pitch and eight different strokes increase their application-specificity.

The dual-deck vibrating screeners can be ruggedized with four bearings, as opposed to two, to ensure that it is able to handle demanding tonnage-per-hour requirements.

The use of hardened materials such as A516 carbon steel adds to a screen’s increased strength and durability, allowing future refurbishing that can keep a screen operating in the field for 15-20 years or longer.

For more information, visit www.SMICO.comor [email protected].


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