Waving Buh-Bye To Snares When Screening

According to Sweco , its Sono-Wave™ fully digital ultrasonic system delivers: Improved screen excitation throughout the screen surface. More even energy distribution. The power to drive 2 screens simultaneously.

Jan 22, 2009
According to Sweco, its Sono-Wave™ fully digital ultrasonic system delivers:

  • Improved screen excitation throughout the screen surface.

  • More even energy distribution.

  • The power to drive 2 screens simultaneously.

  • Elimination of the need to use a second generator in 2-deck applications.

  • Adjustable amplitude and frequency sweep.

  • Availability of 100- or 200-W generators.

  • An ultrasonic converter that mounts to the separator exterior.

  • No cable or electrical components housed inside the separator.

  • The flexibility to be configured to meet ATEX Zone 20 standards.
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