Green’s self-developed box-type dilute-oil vibrator—leader in technological innovation and industry applications.

Green’s self-developed box-type dilute-oil vibrator—leader in technological innovation and industry applications.

Today, I’d like to introduce you to the box-type dilute-oil vibrator manufactured by Green Company. The box-type dilute-oil vibrator is a device that has gradually emerged in the field of vibration technology and utilizes the principle of self-synchronization to generate linear vibrations. It mainly consists of components such as a housing, shaft, bearings, and eccentric weights, and can produce excitation forces that are either unidirectional or multidirectional, harmonic or non-harmonic. This vibrator is easy to install, requires minimal maintenance, and operates smoothly and reliably. The box-type dilute-oil vibrator finds extensive applications in the vibrating screen industry, typically being used in linear vibrating screens. As the vibration source for vibrating screens, it provides reciprocating linear motion to the screen box, enabling materials to pass through the screen openings for screening and thus completing the separation process to produce finished mineral products.

Technological innovation: The box-type dilute-oil vibrator employs a high-precision, heavy-duty helical gear transmission, ensuring smooth operation of the vibrator. In addition, this vibrator features a special bearing design that has dramatically extended the service life of its bearings. These technological innovations have significantly enhanced both the performance and stability of the box-type dilute-oil vibrator.

Operating principle: The box-type dilute-oil vibrator uses the principle of self-synchronization to generate linear vibration in vibrating machinery. This principle enables the vibrator to maintain a stable vibration frequency and amplitude during operation, thereby enhancing screening efficiency and safety.

Advantage: The box-type dilute-oil vibrator features maintenance-free operation, stable vibration source, high-temperature resistance, continuous working capability, easy installation, minimal maintenance requirements, and smooth, reliable operation—making it fully adaptable to a wide range of working environments. These advantages have led to the widespread adoption of the box-type dilute-oil vibrator in oil extraction operations. It can be used in various vibrating equipment, such as high-frequency dewatering units and vibrating ore-discharging machines. It is extensively applied in industries including dewatering, media separation, and desliming of sand and gravel aggregates. Moreover, it helps extend the service life of vibrating screens, reduces maintenance and replacement frequency, and improves overall utilization efficiency.

Features: The box-type dilute-oil vibrator features both seat-mounted and flange-mounted installation options, making it convenient to install and disassemble. At the same time, this vibrator employs a dilute-oil lubrication system, which reduces friction and resistance during operation, thereby extending the equipment’s service life. Moreover, the noise level of the box-type dilute-oil vibrator is below 80 decibels, meeting environmental protection standards.

This is the banana screen currently being manufactured by our company. It is equipped with a box-type, low-viscosity oil vibrator as its vibration source. Our vibrator boasts performance that is no less than that of the original imported models, yet its price is significantly lower than that of imported products. It’s the ideal vibration source for existing large and heavy-duty vibrating screens.