An ultrasonic rotary vibrating screen is based on a conventional rotary vibrating screen with ultrasonic vibration added to the screen mesh. The conventional vibration moves, disperses, and separates the material on the screen, while ultrasonic vibration acts directly on the screen mesh, mainly addressing mesh blinding and clogging during fine screening.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
But finer screening does not automatically mean that ultrasonic vibration is needed. If a conventional rotary vibrating screen can already achieve the required particle size and throughput consistently, there is no need to add an ultrasonic system. First identify what is actually limiting the conventional screening process, then decide whether ultrasonic vibration is necessary.<\/p>\n\n\n