Vibratory Screens

Vibratory Screens are an essential piece of hardware for particle separation as well as the material sizing process. Although there are many choices out there, we want to show you why we are certainly the best! Here are some key considerations:

What are the steps to make Vibratory Screens?

1. Determine the wire cloth or wire mesh specification. The material face can incorporate a variety of stainless steel specifications, as well as backing meshes if needed.
2. For a wire cloth vibratory screen, we evenly stretch the material and use precision-calibrated serimeters to measure specific points for conformity. This process ensures equal tension for optimal wear.
3. At this point, the frame body is then ready for adhesion. Our custom-designed mixing and dispensing equipment accurately applies a uniform bead of high-strength epoxy resin to the frame surface, securely bonding the pretension material.
4. Removal of excess material is the final step, ensuring a fine end product.
5. For a wire mesh vibrating screen, the material is welded directly to the frame, making it well-suited for a variety of aggregate applications.

Why choose Universal Wire Cloth Co.?

• Above all, we have over 45 years of experience manufacturing both vibratory ring screens and frames. Not to mention our shop has custom-designed screening equipment. As a result, we offer superior screening products at competitive pricing.
• We carry a large selection of new stainless-steel ring sizes from 18″ to 72″ in diameter, with or without a center hole.
• Extensive inventory of mesh specifications and parts to fit your original equipment parameters.
• Comparatively, our separator screens match or exceed our competitors, including the O.E.M., such as Rotex®
• We can strip down your old frame and prep it for new material. That’s right, we can recreate or even “re-screen” your item to its exact requirements with our OEM wire screening replacement services! This is an especially green and cost-saving option.

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