Multiple cut-points

HAVER NIAGARA M-Class®  – the HAVER & BOECKER solution

Summary

In mineral processing, the NIAGARA M-Class® takes up an intermediate position between a linear vibrating screen of conventional design and direct screen excitation. Thus, the NIAGARA M-Class® seamlessly fits into the HAVER fine-screening portfolio next to the proven NIAGARA Flat-Line® and Fine-Line® screening machines. The NIAGARA M-Class® is well suited for classifying and oversize particle removal, and has some outstanding references in the quartz sand industry and underground salt mining.

1 Fine and very fine screening

The NIAGARA M-Class® is a linear vibrating machine with multiple screening decks arranged one above the other, working according to the principle of a throw screening machine. The screening machine is designed for fine and very fine screening applications in mineral processing and is used when multiple cut-points on a small foot-print and high screening efficiencies or product yields are required. To minimize screen blinding, bouncing balls are used in combination with increased rotary speeds.

 

The requirement for successful fine screening is a disperse feed...

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