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Discover the CiP cleaning process from a different perspective: Watch our video and see it integrated into the vibration screening machine JEL Konti II. The Cleaning in Place system, originally developed for the food and dairy industry, has now found its way into a wide range of industries. It is not only the pharmaceutical industry, where validated cleaning processes are a major issue, that benefits from the advantages of the CiP system. CiP plant design is also being used more and more frequently in the chemical industry. To no surprise, because the cleaning system offers a number of advantages: * The equipment can be cleaned directly at the operating site without dismantling, therefore CiP systems offer great time savings compared to manual cleaning. * Dead spaces that are difficult to reach with manual cleaning techniques can easily be captured with the pipework system of CiP cleaning. * The cleaning quality remains consistently high and is reproducible. * Employees are protected as they are not exposed to any chemicals from cleaning agents. In the bulk solids processing industry, the CiP system is particularly

When processing bulk solids, agglomerates can occur that impair the production process. How can they be separated or dissolved as efficiently as possible? Among other alternatives, agglomerates can either be separated with sieving technology or dissolved with the help of passing sieves. This depends mainly on how solid the agglomerates are or how difficult it is to separate the adhering product particles from each other. Passing screens are used when the product to be processed tends to compact. This interferes with further processing in downstream production stages and has a quality-reducing effect. These screening machine, such as the JEL PS passing screen, use a rotor with passing bars to pick up the lumpy product and pass it through the screen mesh. The product falls out below the screen in the desired degree of fragmentation and can be conveyed to the following processing stage. Features of the JEL PS passing sieve machine: Individual fine adjustment In order to be even more flexible when screening and crushing agglomerated bulk solids, the rotating passing bars are adjustable. The distance between the

NEW: The function and operation of our containment screening machine JEL Konti II CTM, you can now also watch comfortably as a video. The JEL Konti II CTM can be used for containment applications up to OEB 4 and is particularly convincing due to its ease of operation. The sieve insert can also be changed quickly and without the use of protective suits or insulators. But: See for yourself. To illustrate the operation even more clearly, we have created a video for you to follow the individual operating, step by step.

Vibration screening is suitable for a wide range of bulk solids and tasks. Advantages of the JEL Konti II vibration screening machine: hygienic design; easy handling and fast screen change. Vibration screening machines are suitable for a wide range of bulk solids and screening tasks. This is mainly due to the various adjustment options: The key parameters such as screen inclination, vibration motor tilt angle and vibration motor imbalance can be quickly and easily adjusted to the specific screening task and can also be documented. Despite the relatively low amplitudes, vibration screening machines achieve high accelerations which reduce stuck particles and guarantee outstanding screening performance. Laterally arranged vibration motors, as with the JEL Konti II, allow for very compact screening machines with a low installation height which can be easily integrated into tight conditions. Additionally, the vibration screening machine JEL Konti II is popular for its Hygienic Design, easy handling and extremely fast screen change. In our latest product video you can explore how the handling works in detail and what the further advantages of this screening machine are.

Control sifting of bulk material with new version of the ControMat Vibratory sifter. This control sifter is also available in ATEX version. Fuchs Maschinen AG offers a solution for the control sifting of bulk material: the ControMat VE 450 and VE 630 in square shape with various sifting capacities between 0,15 m² and 0,3 m². Up to now, the ControMat used to be delivered without outlet for foreign particles. The new version is rectangular and is provided with an outlet for oversized and foreign particles. The control sifter ControMat is mainly used in the food, the chemical and the pharmaceutical industries. Thanks to their modular building concept, individual sifter components can be easily adapted to the customer’s needs. Cleaning and replacing the sieve decks is extremely simple, as the ControMat can be dismounted without tools. A further advantage of the ControMat lies in the fact that it requires very little maintenance, limited to replacing the sieve gasket or the spring elements every couple of years. Optionally, the control sifter is also available in ATEX version.

When a Round Vibro Screen Would be a Better Bet Vibration screening machines are among the most popular screening machines on the market. No wonder, as this type of screening can be used for almost any product, with the exception of easily breakable bulk solids. It is particularly effective as the screening movement for vibration screening machines is, unlike with linear screening machines, vertical as well as horizontal, meaning even small vibration screening machines can achieve large levels of output. Vibration screening machines are available in a variety of different sizes and designs, meaning that the shape of the screen – which influences many different aspects of the screening process – probably plays the biggest role when it comes to selecting an appropriate machine. Round vibration screening machines which have specific benefits, and are even the better choice for some applications. Round screening machines Small space, large screening surface area – the low amount of space required per

New Long-Stroke Screening Machine by Engelsmann Regardless of whether you are mixing, conveying or dosing – when it comes to handling fragile bulk solids, sensitivity is required. This particularly applies to screening machines, as the back and forth movement on the screen surface places a relatively high mechanical stress on the screening product. If this aspect is not taken into consideration when choosing and designing your screening machine, it can lead to an unwanted breakdown of grains which then results in an increased number of over- and undersized particles in the product, causing it to be no longer fit for purpose. A screening process that is gentle to the product is therefore a decisive criteria for many facility operators when it comes to choosing the right screening machine. An additional issue that screening machine suppliers have to face – aside from ensuring the quality of the screening product – is the demand for a machine handling that is a simple as possible. This requirement is commonly

This articles gives reasons why you shouldn’t do without protective screening in industrial manufacturing processes. Protective screening is probably one of the most common screening procedures in industrial manufacturing processes. You will learn why you shouldn’t do without protective screening, and what makes a good protective screen using the example of the reworked Engelsmann screening machine JEL Fix II. Why protective screening? Protective screens are used to eliminate disruptive foreign objects and impurities from bulk goods. These foreign objects can be plastic residues, for example, or metal parts such as screws which end up in the product by accident and can cause contamination. Lost knives for cutting bagged goods or protective gloves have also been found in products. To ensure a consistently high quality in the end product, these foreign objects must be separated before the product is put into its sales packaging. If this doesn’t happen, the worst-case scenario for the manufacturer is product recalls and a damaged public image. Contamination doesn’t just

JEL Fix becomes JEL Fix II The JEL Fix round screen is now available in a new variant which is not only more hygienic, but also convinces with better usability. The popular JEL Fix round screen is predominantly used as a protective screen for the separation of coarse fractions. Thanks to its slim and compact design, the new vibration screening machine easily finds space even in cramped production halls and can be integrated directly into a system without the base frame if required. In order to meet the growing demand for high-quality and hygienic screening solutions, Engelsmann now offers the new JEL Fix II, which convinces with easier cleaning and complies with the usual hygienic design criteria. Avoiding surfaces where product may accumulate and dead spaces, as well as easy accessibility of all parts for cleaning purposes, was the top priority in the redesign of the screening machine. In order to meet this requirement, the oscillating frame of the JEL Fix II is made entirely from stainless

For over 40 years J-Tec is designing, installing and maintaining complete process installations in as well the chemical and the food industry. This acquired experience brings along the necessary know-how needed to provide tailor-made solutions for our customers. However every process challenge requires a customized approach, we dispose of a wide variety of standard developments which we can apply. Thanks to our numerous references in the food industry we understand that hygiene is a crucial element in every food installation. That is why J-Tec is continually looking for new technologies and innovative solutions in order to exclude any form of contamination. Whenever it comes to food installations we distinguish 3 different forms of contamination: •Bacteriological contamination •Contamination between different products •Contamination as a result of unwanted objects In order to avoid this last form of contamination, J-Tec has designed a combined sieve

HAVER screening machines DMS and UMD. With more than 75 years of experience in the screening machine manufacture, mineral processing technology is not only a valuable part of the Haver & Boecker company history but also one of the technical cornerstones of the company. To this day, the name NIAGARA stands for quality, robustness, and performance. Three sites in Germany, Canada, and Brazil collaborated to form the Haver & Tyler Alliance for the sector of mineral processing technology. Haver & Tyler designs, produces, and provides support for premium stateof-the-art technologies in the field of screening, washing, and pelletising. For screening small production volumes and small single batches and for applications on laboratory and pilot plant scale, Haver & Boecker Wire Weaving Division offers two sleek screening machines. Both machines are available in one- and two-deck design. The HAVER DMS and the HAVER UMD are suitable for a large variety of bulk materials such as sand, gravel, ore, or coal, as

Bomatech, located in Wijk en Aalburg, the Netherlands, developed a vibrating sieve wherewith at the same time to large as well to small particles can be removed from the product flow. Special about this machine is that the double deck screens can be adjusted independently of each other in orifice so both, the size of the product by the upper deck as well the fineness of the product at the lower deck, can be accurately set the sizes of the passing product. For adjusting the orifice a specific mechanism is developed which is powered with electrical motors. This makes it possible to adjust the settings during operation of the machine. If desired, the machine can be provided with magnetic rulers so remote control of the orifice is possible. The sieve machine is available in different capacities and can be delivered both in steel as in stainless steel. For international trading the company and PRES International are co-operating so the machine is also within