Vibrators

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Pneumatic vibrators generate vibration from compressed air and are used to convey bulk materials, break bridging in silos, or keep workpieces moving on conveyor chutes. The range covers four operating principles: ball vibrators (VK) with centrifugal force up to 5,250 N at 13,000-35,000 rpm; piston vibrators (VP) with linear impact force up to 1,680 N; roller vibrators (VR) with centrifugal force up to 9,730 N; and turbine vibrators (VT) with centrifugal force up to 3,630 N. Turbine vibrators are also available in ATEX-rated versions (X suffix) for use in hazardous areas.

SeriesOperating principleForce (N)Speed / strokes
VK 1A-3BBall vibrator440-5,25013,000-35,000 rpm
VP 1A-3CPiston vibrator (linear)65-1,6802,500-7,600 strokes/min
VR 1A-3ARoller vibrator1,690-9,73018,000-40,000 rpm
VT 1A-2A (std)Turbine vibrator1,440-3,63026,000-41,000 rpm
VT 1A-X / 1B-XTurbine vibrator ATEX1,440-1,65032,000-41,000 rpm
Ball VK - compact, high speed, for small to medium vibrating masses
Piston VP - linear impact force, directed vibration, low frequency range
Roller VR - highest centrifugal forces up to 9,730 N for heavy silos and bunkers
📦 Turbine VT / VT-X - balanced vibration, ATEX version for hazardous zones

Typical applications: Loosening bulk material in silos, hoppers, and bunkers; conveyor chutes and slides for granules, powder, and piece goods; emptying containers with adherent material; moulding machines with vibrating tables; and ATEX zones in chemical, food, and mining plants (VT-X).

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