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Refurbish and retrofit to increase your vibratory screener's service life
Vibratory screeners are often subject to rugged operating conditions and can run up to 24 hours a day. As a result, they can wear rapidly, especially when handling coarse, abrasive materials. Providing timely, appropriate maintenance in the field for such a screener can be a challenge. This article explains how having your vibratory screener refurbished and retrofitted with new components can extend the screener's lifetime.
As with any machine maintenance, vibratory screener maintenance usually follows a formal plan of inspecting, servicing, and replacing components at appropriate intervals. But a vibratory screener and its components can be subject to extreme wear and tear, especially when handling coarse, abrasive materials like copper and iron ores. A screener's location in rugged, dusty environments, whether indoors or outdoors, and its often round-the-clock operation also increase the need for regular maintenance. Yet these same factors can make it difficult to inspect and service a vibratory screener's components in the field at scheduled intervals, even when a formal maintenance plan is in place. This can lead to serious problems, including reduced screening performance, poor-quality product, and even unexpected process halts.
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