A sanitary Clean-In-Place Vibroscreen two-deck screener from Kason Corporation removes oversize and undersize particles from on-size chemicals, minerals, pharmaceuticals, plastics, foods, dairy products and other bulk materials.
The 1016mm diameter unit contains two horizontally mounted screens in a cylindrical housing supported on a circular base by strong springs. An imbalanced weight gyratory motor affixed to the housing imparts vibration, causing oversize particles to travel across the coarse upper screen and exit through an upper discharge spout at the screen's periphery. On-size particles falling onto the lower screen are discharged through a centre discharge spout, as undersize material flows through the screen, onto a chute and through a lower discharge spout.
The screener is equipped with quick-disconnect clamps between each screen frame, providing rapid interior access for inspection and screen changes.
An integral Clean-In-Place (CIP) spray wash system employs spray nozzles strategically placed to emit cleaning solutions, rinsing solutions and/or steam for sanitising the interior of the screening chambers without the need to open or otherwise disassemble the unit.
Constructed of stainless steel with ground and polished welds, it meets 3-A, FDA and BISSC sanitary standards, as well as UL, ATEX, CSA and CE electrical standards.
An Air-Lift device is available to raise pneumatically any of the screen frames, enabling one operator to carry out what was previously a task for two people.
The unit is also offered in diameters from 460mm to 2540mm, and can operate on a batch or continuous basis, screening several kilograms to 70 tonnes an hour.
