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Aggregate Screens, Machines, and Tray Racks

Aggregate Screens

Revolutionize your soil sieving tests with high-quality testing materials from Certified MTP. We offer a large selection of quality aggregate screens perfect for labs with a steady workload. Our selection features a full range of Gilson aggregate screening products alongside aggregate screen trays of all sizes and apertures.

Every project is unique, so having the right equipment for the job is crucial for achieving precise and reliable results. With our complete collection of aggregate screening equipment, we are confident you can finish your next project to the highest standards. Plus, you can do it at an affordable price.

At Certified MTP, we prioritize our customers and their needs above all else. We know that your work is important, so we are dedicated to providing you with the highest level of service and support. Whether you have questions about our products or need assistance selecting the right parts, our team is here to help. No matter if you need to find the right product for lab use or a portable kit for on-site testing, we can help.

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Understanding Aggregate Screens

Understanding how aggregate screens work is crucial if you want to get the best out of your aggregate screening equipment. Fundamentally, an aggregate screen enables you to accurately evaluate materials by telling you the particle size and separating out different materials. Typically, they are used in the aggregate industry but are also suitable for many other tasks.

Aggregate screens are constructed using woven wires, creating a durable and versatile screening surface. The wires are woven in a grid pattern, forming square openings of varying sizes. The opening size is carefully selected based on the specific application and the desired particle sizing.

There are two main types of aggregate screens: horizontal and inclined. An inclined screen uses gravity to help with the flow of feed material, commonly used for aggregate applications. Horizontal screens require higher energy but are ideal for low-profile applications with limited height.

In operation, aggregates are fed onto the screen, and the equipment vibrates to pass particles through the squares. The larger particles remain on the screen surface. This separation process allows for the production of appropriately sized aggregates, ensuring consistency and quality throughout.

One of the significant benefits of using aggregate screens is the ability to maximize production efficiency. It allows testers to sample products in a short time period, saving resources. You don’t need a lot of experience to operate aggregate screens successfully, but it’s crucial to select screens with the right aperture size.

Our Aggregate Screens

At Certified MTP, we offer a wide range of high-quality aggregate screens and screening equipment. Whether you need a portable screen tester to streamline your screening operations or replacement parts to optimize your existing setup, we have you covered.

Our aggregate screens are constructed and manufactured to the top specifications. With the highest-quality testing materials, our range of equipment from Gilson can fit your unique requirements.

We stock dustpans, door enclosures, discharge pans, and more to provide you with everything you need. Plus, we have aggregate screens with wires of various sizes to match all of your testing needs. With screen tray racks and varying screen sizes, our range can help you determine the properties of your aggregate. Our trays have the capacity to handle anything, so browse our selection today.

Additionally, we sell a variety of materials testing products to help you with all of your testing needs. Browse our full range of solutions today.

Introducing the Gilson TS-1 Hydraulic Testing Screen Shaker

The Gilson Testing Screen Shaker is a piece of automated equipment that works for various applications and is one of our best sellers. It is designed for use in various industries, including pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, chemicals, and even cosmetics. It offers fast, accurate results with minimal sample preparation.

The Gilson Test Screen is an essential tool for determining the quality of a sample. It can detect contamination, identify foreign particles, and measure the size of particles, making it suitable for almost any job.

The TS-1 hydraulic test screen can process batch sizes as large as one cubic foot (0.028m³), separating it into six fractions in a very short time frame - just three minutes. Vibration and amplitude features are fixed at the highest quality for mineral aggregates in the 4in (101mm) to No.4 4.75mm) range. However, there are also alternatives available to suit all types of testing.

Get the Gilson TS-1 Hydraulic Testing Screen Shaker from Certified MTP today.

Buy Aggregate Screens from Certified MTP

When it comes to purchasing screening media, Certified MTP is your trusted source for quality product options, exceptional customer service, and advice from the experts. We have a variety of aggregate screens designed to fit every application, no matter what screening machines you use. Constructed with precision and attention to detail, our options are designed to meet your needs.

From one-of-a-kind products to replacement parts, we have all the equipment to fit your work. Explore our site today to find the perfect type of screen for your needs.

Can’t choose? Contact us today to learn more.

FAQs

1. How do aggregate screens improve efficiency in materials testing?

Aggregate screens help you accurately separate and size aggregate materials by sifting them through square openings. Depending on the application, they provide precise particle size distribution analysis, allowing for better control and understanding of the materials. By increasing the reliability of results, they contribute to a more efficient materials testing process.

2. What can I use aggregate screens for?

Screens can be used in aggregate production, processing, and testing. They are commonly used to separate and size material samples, such as gravel, asphalt, sand, and rock. They work well in construction, geotechnical engineering, and research, providing vital information about the tested materials.

3. Are aggregate screens easy to use?

Most aggregate screens are user-friendly. Simply place the material onto the screen’s surface and switch on the machine so that the vibrations can sift the material. Depending on the product, you may need to assist with the flow. They typically come with step-by-step instructions; ensure you follow the manufacturer's guidance for best results. 

View the full line of Aggregate Moisture Testing Equipment, especially the popular Aggregate/Sand Moisture Measurement System

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