ZHENWEI MACHINERY
Manufacturing & Equipment Review
Review the construction, configuration and interfaces needed for your screening project.
Screening machinery from Xinxiang, Henan
Xinxiang Zhenwei Screening Machinery Co., Ltd. supplies the screening, laboratory and related handling families shown in this catalogue. The workshop photographs below come from our existing company website. Use them to understand equipment and assembly context; the proposed machine is identified by its own model, drawing and agreed specification.
From the duty to a documented machine configuration
A manufacturing enquiry begins with the actual screening duty and a configuration review. Confirm the contact parts, screens, drive, inlet/outlet arrangement and service clearances before treating a catalogue outline as the final fabrication drawing.
| Project checkpoint | What is reviewed | What to confirm in the proposal |
|---|---|---|
| Application and layout review | Material, fractions, required output and site interfaces | Agreed series, layout and unresolved technical questions |
| Construction and component review | Contact materials, screen/attachment, seals and drive | Configuration, component identification and applicable documents |
| Assembly and inspection planning | Connections, screen access, drive/support interfaces | Order-specific inspection and verification scope |
| Packing and handover planning | Machine envelope, detachable items, destination and handling | Packing identification, shipping scope and documentation list |
See the equipment details, not only the factory overview
Screen frames, drives and discharge arrangements differ across the families. Review the product photographs and catalogue tables for the selected series. Drawing approval, critical dimensions and any special test need to refer to that machine rather than a neighbouring unit in a workshop photograph.
Agree how progress, inspection and packing will be recorded
For a proposed order, agree the model reference, inspection points, photographs or report scope, and packing/marking requirements in the commercial and technical documents. If a site visit, witnessed trial or particular report is required, arrange its scope before an order is finalised. We do not use undated workshop pictures as evidence that a specific new order has been manufactured or tested.