GZD Series Vibrating Feeder
Max. Feed Size: 400-600 (mm)
Processing Capacity: 120-200 (t/h)
Overall Dimension: 2996 x 1750 x 1651 – 4347 x 2150 x 2182
Application Fields: construction, metallurgy, coal mine, chemical industry.
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Overview
GZD Series Vibrating Feeders are mainly used to continuously and evenly feed large-block materials to primary crusher, meanwhile having the function of pre-screening the materials.
Product Features
1.The vibrating motor working as the vibration source ensures the great impact of large-block materials and greatly lifts the feeding capacity.
2.Simple structure, even vibration and feeding, good continuity and easy maintenance.
3.It realizes the purpose of pre-screening through clearing the mud and fine materials by the rods or sieve plate while feeding.
4.Low noise and energy consumption, easy maintenance.
Working Principle
The exciter works as the vibration source of the vibrating feeder which is composed of two eccentric shafts (driving shaft and driven shaft) and gears. The electromotor drives the driving shaft to rotate at high speed, the gear of the driving shaft engages with the driven shaft, and then the two shafts rotate together in the reverse direction that make the trough body to move forward the material continuously. When the material moves along the grizzly bar, the material that is smaller than the screen hole will drop down the gap between grizzly bar, thus realizing classifying.
Technical Parameters
| Model | Max. Feed Size (mm) |
Rotating Speed (r/min) |
Throughput (t/h) |
Power (kW) |
Dimension (mm) |
| GZD95×300 | 400 | 980 | -120 | 3.7×2 | 2996×1750×1651 |
| GZD100×300 | 400 | 980 | -150 | 5.5×2 | 2996×1800×1751 |
| GZD100×360 | 500 | 980 | -150 | 5.5×2 | 3745×1950×1919 |
| GZD120×360 | 500 | 740 | -180 | 6.5×2 | 3745×2150×2101 |
| GZD120×420 | 600 | 740 | -200 | 6.5×2 | 4347×2150×2182 |
Customer Cases
①GZD Series Vibrating Feeder Case in Congo
②GZD Series Vibrating Feeder Case in Malaysia
③GZD Series Vibrating Feeder Case in Ethiopia