Electrical Test Sieves Shakers

Simple orbital and tilting action distribute materials equally across the sieve for accurate separation from 4 μm to 75 μm. The sieve shaker is equipped with a digital timer and a 250 W motor. All mechanical and electrical parts are enclosed in a powder-coated paint cover with rubber feet.

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Applications of Electrical Test Sieve Shakers

Electrical test sieve shakers are widely used across laboratories and industrial facilities for precise particle size analysis, material classification, and quality control. Their consistent vibration, user-friendly controls, and ability to handle multiple sieve sizes make them essential equipment in many sectors. Key applications include:

1.Construction & Civil Engineering

• Sieving aggregates, sand, gravel, and soil samples

• Ensuring compliance with ASTM, ISO, and EN standards

• Quality assurance for concrete, mortar, and asphalt production

• Grading materials for geotechnical and pavement testing

2. Mining, Minerals & Metallurgy

• Particle size analysis of ores, minerals, and crushed rock

• Evaluating grinding efficiency in comminution processes

• Monitoring material quality during extraction and refining

• Separating fine particles during mineral processing operations

3.Pharmaceutical & Chemical Industries

• Sieving powders, granules, and active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs)

• Achieving uniform particle size for tablet and capsule production

• Screening chemical powders, pigments, resins, and additives

• Supporting R&D, formulation, and quality assurance testing

4. Food, Beverage & Agriculture

• Grading flour, grains, sugar, spices, and other powdered ingredients

• Removing contaminants and oversized particles

• Ensuring product consistency in production lines

• Quality control for agricultural materials such as seeds and feed

5.Environmental & Laboratory Testing

• Soil classification and sediment analysis

• Testing wastewater solids and environmental samples

• Research applications in universities, labs, and testing centers

• Material separation for scientific studies and experimental work