Autolympiant meshes or screenings are a special type of screening, made of multiple individual or polyurethane wires. Independent cable vibrations are produced at variable frequencies to provide a good self -control effect without blocking the mesh. Compared to conventional meshes, self -limpoping meshes are characterized by lower obstruction, a long useful life and high efficiency. Due to their characteristics, self -implying screens are increasingly popular in the screening industry.
Wave Opening Self-cleaning Screen Mesh
Made with crimped wires placed parallel to each other, best used for severe blinding application, large open area offers effective sizing control, ideal for the removal of super fine materials and etc
The Role of Self-Cleaning Harp Screens in Screening Efficiency
Self-cleaning harp screens are a game-changer in industries such as mining, aggregate, and recycling, where fine and sticky materials can clog traditional screening surfaces
Piano Wire Screen
Red Star’ piano wire screen delivers largest screening area for rapid removal of fines In contrast to conventional harp screen or piano wire screen
Polyurethane Self-cleaning Screen
Polyurethane self-cleaning screen from Red Star can solve the clogging problems which frequently occur in conventional polyurethane screen panels
Self-Cleaning Screen (Woven Wire Cloth)
Self-cleaning screen made of woven wire cloth has an advantage of higher temperature resistance which polyurethane self-cleanin...
Self-Cleaning Screen (Modular Screen Panel)
Unlike conventional tensioned wire mesh that requires more machine downtime due to replacement of screens, the modular design...
Tensioned Self-cleaning Screen
Tensioned self-cleaning screen is characterized by smooth and flat surface, its wear life is 3 times that of common woven wire screen