Ultrasonic Screening
Q: What is ultrasonic screening?
A: Ultrasonic screening is a unique type of screening that applies an ultrasonic frequency directly to the mesh screen causing the screen fabric to vibrate. This reduces screen blinding, increases throughput and improves particle separation and yield. Ultrasonic screening is beneficial for small particles and low density materials.
Ultrasonic Screening Systems
- Two ultrasonic screening systems run on 60” screeners
- One ultrasonic screening system run on a 48” screener
- Two GilSonic 3” Auto Sievers (Model GA6)
- One Gilsonic Siftmaster (Model GA18)
- What are the desired particle size cuts?
- What is the particle density?
- Are the materials sticky in nature or tend to clump?
- What shape are the materials (spherical, oblong or jagged)?
AVEKA Woodbury was the first company to be established in the AVEKA Group. AVEKA Woodbury specializes in custom particle processing, toll manufacturing, and research & development. Our full team of scientists and engineers can help you with lab-scale development needs all the way through large-scale production.
AVEKA Fredericksburg was founded in 1996 with the purchase of its current facilities in Fredericksburg, Iowa. The original facility was set up as a cheese processing plant by Associated Milk Producers, Inc. AVEKA Fredericksburg can help you with your large-scale custom processing and manufacturing needs.