Hewitt Robins International, a designer and manufacturer of specialist vibrating equipment, showcased its latest Flip Flow screen at RWM.
The V-13 1.6 x 6 screen has been developed to complement the existing range. It offers a flexible and economical screening and separation solution for waste and difficult-to-screen materials.
Dynamic wear-resistant screening mats allow an efficient material flow, and are screwless mounted for fast changeover.
Infinite adjustment of the vibrating parameters is designed to match changing product characteristics or qualities.
High-acceleration on the screening mats delivers a self-cleaning effect which reduces contamination risks and downtime.
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