Vibratory Screen & Vibrating Sieves

Featured industries served by the Russell Compact Sieve: Food & Beverage, Pharmaceuticals, Chemicals, Coatings, Ceramics, Metal Powders, Water Processing, Recycling

High-capacity industrial vibrating screens & sieve machines for improving product quality and purity

The Russell Finex range of Compact Sieves is perfect for screening powders and liquid slurries in high volumes. Taking up only half the space of standard mechanical screeners, our innovative vibratory sieves can double your productivity, while requiring minimal headroom for easy integration into your production line. Our round vibratory screens are ideal for increasing production capacity with a quick return on investment.

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Suitable for sieving wet and dry materials, this circular vibratory screener can remove oversize and contamination to improve your product quality. Used in a range of applications, including sieving pharmaceutical powders, various food powders and powder paint, these industrial screeners also come in different sizes and options to match your sieving requirements. Compared to standard vibratory screeners of the same diameter, the Russell Compact Sieve® achieves much higher throughput rates.

Features & Benefits

Vibratory Screener and Sieve Russell Compact Sieve

  • Improve product quality – Eliminate oversize and contamination from your powder or liquid slurries

  • Increase production rate – Our screeners achieve a higher throughput capacity than standard vibrating screens

  • Small footprint –The compact form requires minimal headroom to easily fit into your existing production line

  • Cut cleaning downtime – A tool-free, quick-release mechanism allows for easy disassembly and cleaning

  • Eliminate dust and fumes – The enclosed sanitary screener ensures the total containment of screened materials

  • Reduce noise levels – Rubber suspension system dampens mechanical noise, ensuring quiet operation

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How Russell Compact Sieve Helped Different Industries:

  • Russell Compact Sieve® improves pharmaceutical consistency and yield

    To upscale production of paracetamol, Sri Krishna Pharma required a high quality, high volume screening solution. The Russell Compact Sieve® and Vibrasonic Deblinding System® was selected as it would allow the pharmaceutical powders to be screened on finer meshes, improving quality without compromising flow rates. A powerful mesh deblinding system applies an ultrasonic frequency to the mesh which breaks the surface tension and prevents fine particles from blocking the mesh screen. Three Russell screeners were installed, improving product consistency and increasing the production yield. Read more

  • Russell Finex helps Nestlé safeguard product quality

    Nestlé's new state-of-the-art factory in Chile produces a range of milk powders. Rotary sifters had been used for screening milk powders, but Nestlé found that the impeller could force oversized powder through the mesh, compromising product quality. Nestlé was looking for a solution that would enable it to improve product quality by screening milk powders using fine meshes, without reducing flow rates. The Russell Compact Sieve® more than met the manufacturer's exacting requirements, enabling Nestlé to screen the large volume production of milk powder using ultra-fine 2mm meshes (10 mesh). Read more

  • Russell Compact Sieve® improves quality on powder coating line

    Profel Extrusion & Finishing, a leading supplier of window and door frames, manufactures its own anticorrosive paint. The small vibratory sieves deployed on its production line did not provide the level of screening required, compromising product quality. Keen to improve product quality and increase its production capacity, Profel replaced their existing sieve with a Russell Compact Sieve® and Vibrasonic Deblinding System®. The Russell system enabled Profel to eliminate quality issues by accurately screening powders at 150 microns. The low-profile in-line design of the Russell screener significantly improved throughput capacity. Read more

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Frequently Asked Questions:

What are the uses of an industrial vibratory sieve?
Vibratory sieves are widely used in the processing industries as an efficient way of protecting ingredients and end-products from contamination and lumps. Industrial vibratory screeners are generally made of a single deck containing a mesh which is used for screening out oversize, agglomerates and foreign bodies from liquids and powder. The motor attached to the screen uses an out of balance force to create vibration, which sends the materials through the mesh.

Is a sieve and strainer the same thing?
While the word sieves and screens can be used interchangeably, sieves and strainers are not the same thing. Generally sieves can be used to screen powders and liquids, while the term strainer (also referred to as filtration) is more commonly used when referring to screening liquids or slurries.

What’s difference between circular and linear vibratory sieves?
The difference between circular and linear vibratory sieves are the way in which the machines are shaped and the motion they use to move materials through the mesh. In linear machines, the back and forth motion allows for powders to move linearly during the sieving process and are not typically used for liquid applications. Round vibrating screeners use a circular vibratory motion and are suited to both liquid and powder applications. While both linear and circular sieves use vibration to process materials, circular screening machines tend to be smaller in size and more hygienic in design, making them easier to fit into processing lines, improving process efficiencies, allow more sanitary screening and reducing labor costs.