interVIB Lump Breaker LB 19 March 2021 Size & Volume Reduction Lump Breaker LB is in operation in foundries for recycling and grating lumped-up molding sand. They are delivered in three standard sizes, but can be customized to the required application. Essentially the main parts of the interVIB Lump Breaker are the infeed, breaking trough, discharge, and discarding flap for the debris. Inside the breaking trough, the lumps are pulverized by vibration down to particle sizes for reusing the molding sand. The required particle size is achieved by exchangeable, bolted-in screen plates which include downwards conical boreholes. The graded particles are transported upwards to the discharge. These particles are lead back into the production process. Advantages interVIB Lump Breaker LB high operational availability less wear and energy efficient easy access to the breaker trough, reducing maintenance time short term discarding time of debris (< 2 minutes) · no frequency controller needed standardized parts of worldwide well-known sub-suppliers robust design with less machine weight Click here for more information about interVIB Click here for related articles and newsSearch for Lump Breaker manufacturers in our buyers guide This article is published by interVIB GmbH Intervib is a German company offering bulk material conveying solutions in all fields of industry. The highly engineered vibratory machinery conveys, screens, grades, meters, feeds and transfers your conveying good gentle and reliable.Intervib’s solutions are customer-focussed in all fields of industry. There are mostly no tasks in bulk material handling ...View company page MORE from interVIB GmbH Related articles InterVIB Weighing Unit WU with Bunker Discharge Conveyor BDC Innovations Vibratory Conveyor with Integrated Magnetic Drum Screening & Separation InterVIB Weighing Unit WU with Bunker Discharge Conveyor BDC New Lump Breaker Product From Marion Process Solutions Volumetric And Weight-in-Loss Feeders Kason Corporation Introduces Food and Beverage Solutions Sourcebook