Vibrating Feeder Working Principle
The core of the working principle of the vibrating feeder is to utilize the exciting force generated by the vibrating motor, causing the tray or tube to perform periodic vibrations in a specific direction. Under the action of vibration, the materials overcome the frictional force between themselves and the trough, moving forward in a continuous and uniform trajectory. Eventually, quantitative feeding from the silo to subsequent equipment (such as crushers, conveyors) is achieved. Its vibration frequency and amplitude can be controlled by adjusting the motor parameters, thus adapting to the conveying requirements of different materials.
Vibrating Feeder Design
The vibrating feeder is mainly composed of components such as vibrating motors, exciting frames, trays/tubes, shock - absorbing springs, wear - resistant linings, and supports.
Vibrating Feeder Specification
The VRV vibrating feeder supports all - round customized services. According to customers' core demands such as actual production scenarios, material characteristics (such as particle size, humidity, specific gravity), capacity requirements, and installation space limitations, it can flexibly adjust the equipment's model specifications, inlet size, discharge speed, vibration frequency, body material (such as ordinary carbon steel, stainless steel, wear - resistant alloy), and auxiliary function configurations. It tailors a more adaptable feeding solution to fully meet the personalized production needs of different industries (such as mining, building materials, chemical engineering, metallurgy, etc.), helping to improve production efficiency and material conveying stability.
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Length |
Up to 12000mm |
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Width |
Up to 3500m |
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Capacity |
Up to 2000tph |
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Drive Type |
Vibrating motor or Electromagnetic vibrator |
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Installation Angle |
0-5° |
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Body Material |
Mild steel, Stainless steel or other non - metallic materials |
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Surface treatment |
Polishing, Painting, blasting and so on |

















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