Singular Device lets users shakeout and reclaim sand.
September 9, 2009 -
Designed to remove and reprocess sand, VIBRA-CLAIM(TM) combines proprietary shakeout design with processing capabilities of VIBRA-MILLŪ sand reclaimer. This functionality enables sand separation and reclamation, all in one step, and can eliminate need for larger equipment. In addition to increasing production rates and reducing material handling/sand expenses, shakeout and attrition mill recovers non-ferrous materials when used in aluminum, bronze, brass, and special alloy applications.
The VIBRA-CLAIM(TM) Shakeout / Attrition mill removes and reprocesses sand in one easy to use, easy to clean unit. By combining the high performance of General Kinematics proven shakeout design with the technologically advanced processing of GK's VIBRA-MILLŪ sand reclaimer, you can now accomplish sand separation and reclamation in one efficient step.
The VIBRA-CLAIM is a highly efficient shakeout and attrition mill that can eliminate the need for larger and more costly equipment. Proven design increases production rates and reduces costs for material handling and new sand. Equally important, the VIBRA-CLAIM recovers valuable non-ferrous materials when used in aluminum, bronze, brass and special alloy applications.
For more information on General Kinematics VIBRA-CLAIM, visit www.gkfoundry.com. Company Information: Name: General Kinematics Corp. Address: 5050 Rickert Rd. City: Crystal Lake State: IL ZIP: 60014 Country: USA Phone: 815-455-3222 http://www.generalkinematics.com
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