Methods of tensioning industrial screens | VOMET

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Tensioning methods

for efficient sorting and screen life

The correct method of tensioning the screen surfaces is crucial for efficient sorting and the lifespan of sorting equipment.

The tensioning of the screens can be transverse or longitudinal, depending on the design of the screener.

Methods of tensioning screens for sorting bulk materials

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TRANSVERSE TENSIONING

Spa - screen length under external tension
Fl - sieve width = cylinder length
t- distance between the bars

In transverse tensioning, the tensioned wires run transversely to the material flow.


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LONGITUDINAL TENSIONING

Spi - screen length under internal tension
Fl - sieve width = cylinder length
t - distance between the bars

In longitudinal tensioning, the tensioned wires run in the direction of the material flow.

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TYPES OF TENSION FOLDS

FOLD A

sheet thickness 1.5 mm, 2 mm


C FOLD

With welded thread M10 - M20

A FOLD Double

FOLD A

Welded on top

B FOLD

FOLD A

Welded at the bottom

A FOLD double

FOLD A

for longitudinal tension


FOLD C

With overlap plate

FOLD C

Bent wires

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