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Growing demand for vibrating screens and feeders

Image of a screening solution at Sandvik Rock Processing’s local manufacturing facility

A screening solution at Sandvik Rock Processing’s local manufacturing facility

1st March 2024

     

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The demand for vibrating screens and feeders in the commodities sector is on the rise, with a noticeable surge in brownfield projects aimed at replacing existing equipment in various operations, asserts screening solutions provider Sandvik Rock Processing.

The company says that its capacity to deliver fit-for-purpose screens and feeders engineered to meet specific application requirements allows it to tailor solutions to meet the unique needs of each customer.

“Unlike a one-size-fits-all approach, Sandvik Rock Processing takes a customised approach, recognising that each process plant possesses a distinct configuration and processes ore with its own characteristics. In essence, we position ourselves as a partner to our customers, offering bespoke screening solutions tailored to their specific operational requirements,” explains Sandvik Rock Processing business line manager: screening solutions Frengelina Mabotja.

Recent replacement projects undertaken by Sandvik Rock Processing span a range of commodities, including iron-ore, diamonds, gold and platinum applications. The company says it is able to address the specific screening challenges posed by different commodities and that its local manufacturing facility is capable of delivering products with relatively short lead times.

“Our ability to deliver custom-engineered screening solutions, coupled with a solid commitment to providing outstanding customer support, positions us as a pivotal player in meeting the growing demand for vibrating screens and feeders across Africa's diverse commodities landscape,” Mabotja concludes.

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