Syntron® Vibrators

table of contents Syntron Vibrators Electromagnetic Vibrators Electric Rotary Vibrators Pneumatic Vibrators

Syntron Vibrators offer an efficient, cost-effective means to maintain free flow of product from bins, hoppers and chutes, with a direct and positive result on the bottom line. Whether the need is to ensure constant, uninterrupted material flow, or to eliminate the necessity for manual manipulation of a bin, hopper or bulk material, Syntron Vibrators increase productivity and reduce production costs. Three types of Syntron Vibrators — electromagnetic, rotary electric and pneumatic — provide product flow solutions for just about any industry, application or environment. Compact yet mighty, Syntron...

Syntron Electromagnetic Vibrators Keep Your Materials Flowing Efficiently and Economically ® Syntron Electromagnetic Vibrators from Syntron Material Handling offer an economical means of maintaining the flow of bulk materials from bins, hoppers and chutes. They come with an easily adjustable control which provides flexibility and assures optimum flow for the type of material being handled. Furthermore, Syntron Electromagnetic Vibrators can be operated continuously or intermittently depending upon the specific requirements. To assure the highest standard of quality, Syntron Electromagnetic Vibrators...

Syntron model V-41 Electromagnetic Vibrator installed on a stainless steel bin. Syntron model V-20 Electromagnetic Vibrators maintain the flow of pasta from bins to packaging lines. This Syntron model V-85 Electromagnetic Vibrator is maintaining flow of dust particulates from the collecting hopper of an electrostatic precipitator.

Electromagnetic Vibrators Syntron Electromagnetic Vibrator Models Syntron V-2 and V-4 Electromagnetic Vibrators are two of the smallest industrial vibrators available. These versatile vibrators can be controlled electrically with a separate control. When these vibrators are operated without a control, they can be mechanically controlled by turning an easily accessible adjusting screw. Increased amplitude can be obtained by using rectified AC power. Flexibility and ease of installation are common to both models and the Model V-4 is available with a dust-tight case. Models V-9 and V-20 are compact...

Selecting the Proper Syntron Electromagnetic Vibrator The primary consideration in vibrator selection is the thickness of the bin or chute wall. Once the proper vibrator model has been selected from the Application Tabulation Table, compare the capacity in the tapered portion of the bin with the rated capacity shown in the table. If the rated capacity is exceeded, multiple vibrators may be required, depending on the material being handled. Stiffeners used to reinforce the bin or chute may also affect the selection or preferred location of the vibrator. Please contact Syntron Material Handling...

Electromagnetic Vibrators Electromagnetic Vibrator Specifications and Dimensions V-2 Weight Model Input Amps Specifications Weight Model V-9 V-20 Input Amps Input Amps Specifications Weight Input Amps When ordering, specify 50 or 60 Hz operation. Refer to control information, page 10. For other voltage requirements, contact Syntron Material Handling.

Specifications Weight Input Amps Specifications Weight Model Input Amps Specifications Weight Model Input Amps Specifications Weight Input Amps When ordering, specify 50 or 60 Hz operation. Refer to control information, page 10. For other voltage requirements, contact Syntron Material Handling.

Electromagnetic Vibrators Syntron® Vibrating Feeders are furnished with a standard control to vary the flow of material through the feeder by adjusting the amplitude of the feeder pan. Standard control units include an operating switch, fuse and adjustable control to vary the amplitude. Controls are available for 115, 230 or 460 volts, 50 or 60 cycle power and are available for operation at other voltages upon request. Control units for multiple feeder applications are available. For special electrical standards, custom control enclosures can be provided. In addition to the standard controls...

Control Dimensions Control Power Pulse WT Conductor Series Open Chassis Conductor 15 and Conductor 28

Mounting Syntron Electromagnetic Vibrators Correct location of electromagnetic vibrators is of prime importance in obtaining maximum efficiency from the selected model. Note: Operate vibrators on hoppers only when the hopper is open to flow. Otherwise, vibration may pack the hopper contents. Curved Surfaces To mount a vibrator to a curved surface, select a bracket made from a channel section or a bent plate. A center gusset is required for all totally enclosed vibrators, and two blocks of sufficient height to contact the curved surface are required for Models V-75 and V-500. The selected gusset...

Screw Feeder Belt Conveyor and Standard Bin Screw conveyors feed from the back of the hopper. Vibrator should be 1/3 from the inlet. If two vibrators are used, place second vibrator on opposite side, 1/3 from the discharge. Do not operate the vibrator at the discharge end until the back of the bin is empty and the vibrator at the inlet is shut off. Mount vibrator on the belt discharge side of the hopper. Follow mounting instructions for the appropriate bin type on page 12. Concrete Hopper or Lined Wooden Hopper For wooden hoppers lined with thin sheet metal, attach vibrator mounting bolts to...

Electric Rotary Vibrators ® Syntron Electric Rotary Vibrators by Visam Rugged construction, reliable performance to assure the efficient flow of bulk materials ® Syntron Electric Rotary Vibrators from Syntron Material Handling provide a safe, reliable, cost-effective way to maintain the flow of materials. Motor-driven to provide virtually noiseless operation (most models 76 db or less*), these vibrators help facilitate material flow from the smallest bin, hopper or chute to the largest silo, screens, feeders, grizzly feeders, conveyors, fluid beds, shake-outs, helical elevators, etc. Additionally,...