Most often used for pre-screening, the typical feed materials that require grizzly screens versus the typical vibrating screen are very coarse aggregates. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Eriez
Erie, PA | 814-835-6000ERIEZ is a global manufacturer of an entire range of vibratory feeders and related machinery. We serve all the process industries, including food, chemical, pharmaceutical, ceramics, glass, packaging, metalworking, minerals processing and others.
Carrier Vibrating Equipment, Inc.
Louisville, KY | 502-969-3171Carrier Vibrating Equipment, we pride ourselves on our extensive customer base and our commitment to excellence. We know that the grizzly screens you receive from us are the best in the business. Carrier continues to bring new technology to the market, as well as new value to existing technology through its research and development lab, to make sure they remain at the front of the industry.
Rodix Inc.
Rockford, IL | 800-562-1868Rodix manufactures vibratory feeder controls, inline track drives, drive bases, & bulk storage hoppers for part feeding systems. Our line of vibratory feeder controls feature variable amplitude, variable frequency, line-voltage compensation, UL/cUL Listed, CE Marked, and more. We have experience working with machine integrators, vibratory feed system builders, and manufacturers.
The Cleveland Vibrator Company
Cleveland, OH | 800-221-3298Founded in 1923, The Cleveland Vibrator Company offers one of the most comprehensive lines of vibrators and vibratory bulk handling equipment available today. Innovations are constantly making our vibrators more durable and more adaptable to strenuous environments. We have successfully applied vibrators to such industries as plastics, chemical, food, pharmaceutical, ceramics, and metal working.
Orientech Automation Solutions Inc.
Lachute, QC | 450-562-0745Our company has many years of experience in the material handling industry. We offer a variety of products, including bowl feeders, parts feeders, and grizzly screens to our customers around the world. We believe that efficient designs lead to efficient and profitable products. That is why we are dedicated to offering you nothing but the best. Find out more when you contact us today!
Homer City Automation, Inc
New Alexandria, PA | 724-479-4503Our company has many years of experience in the material handling industry. We offer a variety of products, including bowl feeders, parts feeders, and grizzly screens to our customers around the world. We believe that efficient designs lead to efficient and profitable products. That is why we are dedicated to offering you nothing but the best. Find out more when you contact us today!
Grizzly Screens - General KinematicsAble to handle both wet and dry materials, grizzly screens often handle materials such as minerals, ore, blasted or ripped rock, gypsum, foundry materials and large stone. Grizzly screens can offer multiple sizing decks on a single unit as well as side plates that provide additional height to ensure that large materials stay on the screen.
Grizzly screens can provide either linear or circular motion and each type offers its own advantages. Linear motion grizzly screens work best for scalping ahead of primary cone crushers in mining applications, while circular motion grizzly screens for heavy duty medium to fine pre or post-screening.
Primarily used for the heavy duty screening of undersized materials in bulk material handling applications, the most common industries that utilize grizzly screens include mining, construction, foundry, recycling and industrial.
Most often fed through either a pan or apron feeder, grizzly screens consist of an inclined or horizontal screen with parallel sets of grizzly bars that are held by spacers at varied openings depending on the size of the material being screened.
The grizzly bars are often constructed of manganese steel, but can also be made from ceramic materials. Typically, grizzly screens consist of a screening body is connected to a tray; materials enter the vibrating screen through a feed box located at the base of the tray. The vibrators are often either electromagnetic or electromechanical, and are placed at intervals underneath the screening body. While electromechanical vibrators are more common and simpler in design, electromagnetic vibrators offer a smoother conveying motion.
The suspending device supports the structural framework that the screens are mounted on and are typically either leaf springs or steel coil springs. These springs serve as shock absorbers as well as ensuring that the vibrations occur at a natural frequency. An electric motor is attached to the structural framework and causes the materials to be vibrated in a specific direction.
Grizzly screens are able to provide either linear motion or circular motion through the use of roller bearings, shafts or couplings.