for difficult to handle material
The flip-flop screen TRISOMAT is perfectly suited for difficult to handle material. These screens perform outstandingly where the decks of conventional screens clog or stick.
3-phase oscillation
3-phase oscillation
lowest dynamic forces
lowest dynamic forces
highest dynamics of the screenings
highest dynamics of the screenings
Screen crossbeams are fitted on two frames (the external and internal frames respectively) that can be moved together.
Flexible screen panels fitted onto these crossbeams are tightened and loosened alternately via the frame movements. High acceleration forces prevent the screen deck becoming blocked up or sticking. The frame movements are generated by an eccentric drive.
The special motion of both frame systems means that three different oscillatory movements are produced on the external frame:
- Circular movement in the feed area – rapid material break-up, high feed rates, even with challenging materials
- The linear movement in the central area ensures optimal contact between the material and screen mesh resulting in efficient screening!
- Elliptical movement against the direction of conveyance results in improved material destratification and ”near-size“ screening.
Make everything possible
High acceleration being generated by stretching of the screen mats and over expansion of the openings result in almost clog-free screening. Our specialists will assist you to select the optimal screen material and the fixture best suitable for the feed material. The screen decks can be bolted or keyed alternatively. Screen mats can be raised for small cutpoints to provide a side sealing.
Data
design type | single or double deck screen |
nominal lenght | up to 9600 mm |
nominal width | up to 3000 mm |
driven | by IFE unbalanced shaft |
side sealing | for fine input material |
screen decks | bolted or keyed alternatively |
PU decks | available resistant to microbes, with various cutpoints and various hole shapes |
Includes municipal and commercial waste, building site remains, scraps, light packaging and landfill remediation