As individual units they are ideal to provide a controlled and reliable vibrating surface and can be fitted with magnets or other devices to retain the box, pack or part.Â
Available in mild or stainless steel, the Mogensen vibrating table provides a reliable vibrating surface that can be used in many industries, to compact and settle loose materials. Two or more vibrators are utilised to provide a vertical, linear action to the table top providing the correct amplitude for each product.
Minimal maintenance requirements combined with a rugged, no fuss design equals a reliable and cost effective vibratory medium.Â
The Mogensen Vibrating Table Range can be offered with various options that include, but are not limited to the following:
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A vibratory table is a flat vibrating surface used to compact, settle, pack or test products. It provides a controlled, reliable vibrating surface and can be fitted with magnets or other devices to hold a box, pack or part in place during operation. Vibratory tables are commonly available in mild or stainless steel.
Vibratory tables are used for compacting and settling loose materials, packing and de-aerating powders and granules into containers, and product or component testing. By settling material and removing air pockets, they help fill containers consistently and improve pack density, which is why they are common on packing and production lines across many industries.
A vibratory table uses two or more vibrator motors to create a vertical, linear action in the table top. This controlled up-and-down vibration settles and compacts the material or pack placed on the table. The amplitude is set to suit each product, and speed control can be added for fine adjustment.
Vibratory tables are built in a wide range of top sizes, from around 500mm up to more than 3000mm, and can carry loads from a few kilograms up to many tonnes. They can be supplied with flat tops, grid tops or bespoke retaining devices, on a continuous or intermittent duty rating, with electric or pneumatic drives.
Yes. Vibratory tables can be fitted with magnetic clamping, fixing holes or clamping plates to retain the box, pack or part during vibration. This keeps the product secure and allows consistent, repeatable settling or compacting.
Yes. Vibratory tables can be supplied in ATEX certified designs for use in potentially explosive atmospheres, along with control panel options and speed control. The right specification depends on the dust or gas zone and should be confirmed for the specific application.