Non-clogging wear-reducing screen assembly for vibrating screening machine
AssigneeDerrick Manufacturing Corporation
InventorsJames W. Derrick, Robert G. Derrick
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AssigneeDerrick Manufacturing Corporation
InventorsJames W. Derrick, Robert G. Derrick
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A non-clogging and wear-reducing screen assembly for a vibrating screening machine including a substantially rigid plate having upper and lower sides and having first and second pairs of opposite edges, attachment members formed integrally with a plate on a first pair of opposite edges for attachment to a vibrating screening machine, a plurality of spaced openings throughout the substantially rigid plate and extending in both directions between the first and second pairs of the opposite edges, borders on the plate surrounding the openings, a supporting screen on the upper side of the plate, first and second superimposed contiguous abutting screens overlying the supporting screen, and adhesive firmly securing the supporting screen and the first and second screens to the borders of the openings.
A screen assembly for a vibrating screening machine comprising a substantially rigid plate having upper and lower sides and having outer edge portions, a plurality of spaced openings in said substantially rigid plate extending in both directions between said outer edge portions, said spaced openings being relatively small as compared to the size of said plate, border portions on said plate surrounding said openings, first and second superimposed screening screens on said upper side and extending across said openings, adhesive means firmly bonding portions of said first and second screening screens surrounding said openings to said border portions, and channel means at opposite sides of said rigid plate for attaching said rigid plate to a vibratory screening machine.
A screen assembly for a vibrating screening machine comprising a plate having upper and lower sides and having outer edge portions, a plurality of spaced openings in said plate extending in a plurality of directions within said outer edge portions, said spaced openings being relatively small as compared to the size of said plate, border portions on said plate surrounding said openings, a first screening screen on said upper side extending across said openings, adhesive means firmly bonding portions of said first screening screen surrounding said openings to said border portions, a second screening screen of larger mesh than said first screening screen interposed between said first screening screen and said plate and bonded by said adhesive to said plate on the border portions of said plate surrounding said openings, and channel means at opposite sides of said rigid plate for attaching said rigid plate to a vibratory screening machine.
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