The Electromagnetic Vibrating Feeder is a highly efficient, energy-saving, and reliable material conveying equipment. It utilizes an electromagnetic vibration principle combined with a spring-supported structure. It is widely used for feeding non-metallic minerals (such as limestone, quartz sand, and gypsum), metal ores (such as iron ore, copper ore, and zinc ore), and industrial raw materials (such as coal, cement, and refractory materials).
Compared to traditional mechanical feeders, the Electromagnetic Vibrating Feeder offers advantages such as a simpler structure, lower energy consumption, and more precise feeding control. It has become mainstream equipment in the modern material conveying industry.
In industries such as mining processing, metallurgical production, and building materials manufacturing, the Electromagnetic Vibrating Feeder, due to its high efficiency, stability, and adaptability, has become a core piece of material conveying equipment. However, many remain skeptical about its scope of application: What materials can the Electromagnetic Vibrating Feeder convey? How can one choose the optimal feeding solution for different materials?
Using electromagnetic vibration and spring-supported technology, the Electromagnetic Vibrating Feeder is a leading equipment for continuous material conveying. Its unique advantages over traditional mechanical feeders and screw conveyors include:
The core structure of the Electromagnetic Vibrating Feeder can be divided into four major modules: the drive system, the feeding trough, the spring system, and the control system. These systems work together to ensure an efficient and stable material conveying process.
• Iron Ore, Manganese Ore, and Copper Ore: Convey with a feeding rate of 5-30 t/h for use in crushing, grinding, or beneficiation processes.
• Gold Ore, Lead-Zinc Ore: Steady feeding at 2-15 t/h to ensure uniform processing in leaching or flotation systems.
• Rare Earth Ore: Precise conveying at 1-10 t/h to match the requirements of extraction and separation procedures.
• Limestone and Calcite: Convey at 10-50 t/h for processing in cement production or powder grinding lines.
• Barite and Fluorite: Feed at 3-20 t/h to meet the needs of ore dressing or filler manufacturing.
• Kaolin and Bentonite: Stable conveying at 2-12 t/h for use in ceramic production or chemical modification.
• Gypsum and Talc: Building Grade (8-35 t/h) feeding to suit different processing standards.
*The output will vary according to different materials, feed particle size and other factors
Model | Feeding capacity(tph) | Max input size(mm) | Power(kw) | Valtage(v) | Current(a) | Double swing(mm) |
GZ1 | 5 | 50 | 0.06 | 220 | <=1 | 1.75 |
GZ2 | 10 | 60 | 0.15 | 220 | <=2.3 | 17.5 |
GZ3 | 25 | 70 | 0.2 | 220 | <=3.8 | 1.75 |
GZ4 | 50 | 100 | 0.45 | 220 | <=7 | 1.75 |
GZ5 | 100 | 150 | 0.65 | 220 | <=7 | 1.75 |
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