The core components of the ultrasonic screening system include an ultrasonic screening generator, transducer, and screen. Please use it together for better results. Do not mix it with other ultrasonic waves.

The high-frequency electrical signal generated by the ultrasonic generator is converted into high-frequency sinusoidal longitudinal oscillation waves through a transducer. These oscillation waves are transmitted to the resonance ring to generate resonance, and then the resonance ring uniformly transmits the high-frequency vibration to the entire screen. Make its fine powder materials easy to screen under low amplitude and high frequency vibration conditions. High frequency vibration allows materials in contact with the sieve to quickly pass through the sieve hole, improve the sieve penetration rate, and thus improve the screening accuracy and efficiency.

The amplitude range of the MAR series ultrasonic screening system is continuously adjustable from 20% to 100%, which can remove easily agglomerated and viscous powders from the surface of the screen, increase screening capacity, improve powder screening efficiency, and reduce the screening mesh number to 20 microns (635 mesh);

The entire ultrasonic screening system greatly improves the quality of powder products, making the screening particle size more precise and efficient, while also reducing the time for screen damage and repair and replacement, which helps to effectively control costs. The main application areas are classification, protective screening, dust removal, and typical analytical screening in the laboratory.

It is widely used in industries such as pharmaceuticals, metallurgy, chemicals, mineral processing, food, etc. that require fine screening and filtration, such as screening silicon carbide, alloy powder, molybdenum powder, stainless steel powder, tungsten powder, nickel powder, cobalt powder, powder coating, quartz powder, butanone powder, malt powder, ribavirin, coffee powder, electromagnetic powder, negative electrode material, laser powder.