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ruchiraslk
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Electromagnet Vibration System - Feeder Tray Material

03/08/2009 10:33 PM

can anyone tell me the material that used in electromagnetic vibration system(electromagnetic feeders) to hold the feeding tray. its look like plastic fiber.
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Re: Electromagnet Vibration System - Feeder Tray Material

03/10/2009 5:26 AM

The vibrating conveyors we frequently work on use cross ply fibre glass manufactured by 3M. You vary the number of ply thicknesses according to the frequency and stroke length.

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Re: Electromagnet Vibration System - Feeder Tray Material

03/11/2009 3:25 AM

thanks, where can i find the calculation formulas for selecting suitable size and thickness.

can i use lamination sheets(2mm) on instead of cross ply fiber
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Re: Electromagnet Vibration System - Feeder Tray Material

07/10/2009 2:21 AM

there is a very thin sheet between cross ply fiber plates in the electromagnet vibrator. can anyone know this sheet type. i need the cause i misplaced some sheets. now i could not fix it until i find that sheet type. please help me!
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