YOUR MATERIAL. YOUR PROCESS.
Screening Solutions by Industry
Find the right starting point for your material, product target and process requirements.
A screening solution starts with a clear task
Use the application pages to prepare the material information and process conditions needed for a useful equipment discussion.
Other materials: qualify the separation before selecting a series
If your material is outside the examples, begin with the physical separation and receiving process. These are enquiry routes rather than claims of a validated installation in every industry.
| Material / search task | Information that changes the choice | Candidate boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Animal feed / formulated feed | Separate pellets, meals and powders; define fines/oversize | Linear or tumbling arrangements may be reviewed; feed means the material, not automatically a feeder |
| Abrasives, blasting media or grinding media | Define size bands, particle shape, wear and foreign-material targets | Review linear / rectangular grading; size does not identify media chemistry or remaining useful life |
| Tobacco leaf, cut material or powder | State shape, moisture and acceptable retained/damaged product | A powder-screen description does not establish a validated tobacco line |
| Phosphate fertilizer | Identify granules versus powder, moisture and chemistry | Review grading and contact compatibility through the chemical application route |
Screening for food production
Define the ingredient, separation task and contact/cleaning requirements before choosing the equipment.
↗02Screening for chemical processes
Powder flow, particle-size targets and process conditions help determine the screening arrangement.
↗03Screening for pharmaceutical applications
Review the actual material, process and documentation requirements with the technical team.
↗04Screening for metal powders
Discuss the powder properties, particle fraction and handling requirements as one screening task.
↗05Material recovery screening
Review the actual feed and target recovery rather than selecting a screen from a broad recycling label.
↗START WITH YOUR MATERIAL
Explore material-specific screening duties
Starch Screening
Plan starch screening around moisture, powder flow, agglomerates and the desired separation between product and oversize.
Review This Material →Spices Screening
Plan spices screening around particle shape, oil content, aroma/product changeover and the desired cut size.
Review This Material →Milk powder Screening
Plan milk powder screening around powder flow, agglomeration, contact materials and cleaning/changeover requirements.
Review This Material →Rice Screening
Plan rice screening around grain condition, broken fractions, foreign-material targets and the handling process.
Review This Material →Cocoa powder Screening
Plan cocoa powder screening around fat content, cohesion, agglomeration and the target particle fraction.
Review This Material →Flour Screening
Plan flour screening around ingredient condition, foreign-material targets, aperture and product-changeover requirements.
Review This Material →Sugar Screening
Plan sugar screening around crystal/powder form, moisture, lump formation and target grades.
Review This Material →Salt Screening
Plan salt screening around crystal size, moisture, lump formation and contact-material compatibility.
Review This Material →Quartz and frac sand Screening
Plan quartz and frac sand screening around feed particle-size distribution, moisture, target grades and a representative continuous-feed trial.
Review This Material →EPS and plastic granules Screening
Plan eps and plastic granules screening around bulk density, particle shape, static behaviour and the desired product fractions.
Review This Material →Battery powders Screening
Plan battery powders screening around composition, particle-size distribution, reactivity and any specialist containment/safety requirements.
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