The Cedarapids LJ-TSV6203-32 is a used screener — sometimes referred to as a vibrating screen or screening plant — designed to classify and separate crushed rock, aggregate, and other bulk materials by size. Cedarapids is a well-established American manufacturer with a long history of producing crushing and screening equipment for the quarry, mining, and aggregate industries. This example was built in 2023 and is currently located in California, USA.
The machine is configured as a triple-shaft, three-deck horizontal screen, allowing it to simultaneously produce multiple sized fractions from a single feed stream. The vibrator mechanism is O-ring sealed and uses a flow-through oil lubrication system, a design intended to minimise wear and simplify servicing. Low-maintenance dual pivot surge dampers paired with coil springs manage the dynamic loads generated during operation, and bolt-on spring guides are included as standard.
Structural durability is addressed throughout. Side plates are 5/16-inch thick, and the frame is assembled using huck-bolt construction for a robust, fatigue-resistant joint. The heavy-duty tube steel decks incorporate herringbone bracing for added rigidity under load. Clamping of screen media is handled via carriage bolts retaining the clamp bars, and the screen uses a side-tension single-crow deck arrangement with steel seal strips to accommodate four-foot screen panels across all three decks.
Feed and discharge wear protection is provided by AR-lined surfaces on both the feed box and the discharge lip. The drive arrangement is right-hand variable speed as standard, supplied complete with a motor mount and belt guard. Hand access is provided on the triple-deck configuration to facilitate media changes and inspection. Additional features include spray bar knockouts for optional wet screening applications.
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