Composite type screen

Classifying – separating – and assorting solids – Sifting – Combined type

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209273, 209300, 210415, B07B 104

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054354447

ABSTRACT:
A composite type screen includes a machine main body divided into a first structural part in which a first processing chamber is contained and a second structural part in which a second processing chamber is contained and a screen plate is interposed between the surfaces of the first structural part and the second structural part. Since a first rotary shaft having an impeller mounted thereto is disposed in the first processing chamber and a second rotary shaft having a rotor mounted thereto is disposed in the secondary processing chamber, the first rotary shaft does not pass through the first screen member. As a result, a seal member for the first screen member is not needed, whereby the number of parts is reduced and moreover a paper material can pass through the entire region of the first screen member and the area thereof through which the paper material passes is increased, so that a foreign substance removing efficiency can be improved.

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