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Laboratory Sieving Equipment

Compare the instrument movement and sieve-frame compatibility against the sample and testing method.

An instrument and sieve stack that work together

Compare the instrument movement and sieve-frame compatibility against the sample and testing method.

Keep instrument selection separate from sieve selection

Start with the analytical procedure and the sample. Choose a compatible instrument, sieve stack, lid and receiver together. A drive instrument provides motion; the sieve aperture and test method define the analysis. Record frame dimensions, sample preparation and endpoint before comparing vibration, tapping or compound-motion instruments. An analytical sample result is not an industrial production-rate test.

Build an instrument-and-sieve measurement setup

Build an instrument-and-sieve measurement setup
Route / componentWhy to consider itSelection boundary
Laboratory sieve shakerCatalogue lists a 200 mm sieve arrangement and timerConfirm actual frame fit, lid/receiver and analytical method
Tapping instrumentCatalogue describes tapping/revolution settingsUse the method-specific endpoint; tapping is not automatically required
Compound-motion inspection instrumentCatalogue lists 200 / 100 / 75 mm sieve diametersConfirm the supplied fixture and motion settings; name alone is not the method
Test-sieve setConfirm which sieve frames and accessories the instrument quotation includesSpecify aperture list, frame dimensions, lid, receiver and documentation
Laboratory Sieve Shaker Laboratory Tapping Screen Magnetic Levitation Inspection Screen Laboratory Test Sieve Sets How to Choose a Laboratory Sieve Shaker and a Compatible Sieve Stack
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