Bouncing screens, also known as jumping screens or vibrating screens, are mechanical devices used in various industries for the purpose of separating materials based on size. These screens are commonly utilized in mining, construction, agriculture, and recycling industries to sort different sizes of particles or objects.

How They Work:
- Vibration Mechanism: Bouncing screens operate by generating vibrations that cause the material on the screen to jump or bounce. This vibration is typically produced by an eccentric shaft or unbalanced motor that creates a shaking motion.
- Material Separation: As the material bounces, smaller particles fall through the screen openings while larger particles remain on top. The angle of the screen and the intensity of the vibration can be adjusted to optimize the separation process for different materials and particle sizes.
- Screen Types: There are various types of screens available, including linear motion screens, circular motion screens, and elliptical motion screens. Each type is designed to handle specific materials and achieve particular outcomes.

Applications:
- Mining: Used to separate ore from waste rock or to grade different sizes of crushed stone.
- Construction: Helps in sorting aggregates and removing fines from sand and gravel.
- Agriculture: Can be used to clean seeds, sort grains, and remove debris from harvested crops.
Recycling: Assists in separating different types of recyclable materials, such as plastics, metals, and paper, from mixed waste streams.

Benefits:
Model | Dimension(mm) | power(kw) | Capacity(t/h) |
1240 | 1.2m*4m | 5.5kw | 30 |
2060 | 2m*6m | 15kw | 150 |