The feed end is the starting point of the trough where materials are introduced into the system.

The discharge end is where materials exit the system at the lower end of the trough.

The eccentric weight, attached off-center, generates oscillations by creating an unbalanced rotation.

Reactor springs are the main springs in the vibrating system that provide continuous energy.

Isolation springs support the feeder while protecting the structure from vibrations.

Tuning springs adjust the feeder’s natural frequency for optimal operation.

The dynamic balancer reduces forces transmitted to the structure by counteracting drive unit forces.

Liners are wear-resistant surfaces within the trough to enhance durability and manage material flow.

A screen separates fine from coarse particles, ensuring size-specific output.

The grizzly is a heavy-duty screen for coarse material separation.