Filters out impurities and suspended matter in water to ensure clean, sanitary water that won't cause blockages. Screens are typically made of fine-mesh stainless steel that effectively removes sediment and other small particles. The design and placement can be adjusted to ensure optimal balance between water flow and filtration.

The slit vibrator consists of cylindrical shakers with straight equipment. Bias blocks/wheels at both ends create centrifugal force when rotated, causing the main shaft to move in a circular motion. This creates gaps between parallel supporting rings that allow material separation.

When material enters from the feed end, part falls through the gap to the lower discharge port while the remainder exits through the discharge tank. The entire rotor moves along a sinusoidal track for efficient separation.

• Not easy to jam: V-shaped wire design makes outside holes smaller than inside, preventing jamming
• Even slots: CNC machine tools ensure precise, uniform gaps between wires
• Strong corrosion resistance: Stainless steel 304 provides excellent durability

• Materials: 304, 304L, 316, 316L, 321. Low Carbon Steel Galvanized
• Diameter: 30 - 1000mm (63mm, 89mm, 117mm, 168mm, 219mm, etc.)
• Inch sizes: 3", 4", 6", 8", 10", 12", 14", 16"
• Lengths: 2.9m and 5.8m standard (300mm - 6000mm available)
• Slot sizes: 0.2mm - 45mm range available
• Customization: Screens can be manufactured to customer specifications

Johnson wire wrap screens are manufactured with V-shaped profile wire spirally wound around longitudinal support rods, with each intersection point fusion welded. The winding pitch creates spacing for water entry. This precision process is completed on fully computerized machines for consistent quality.