FMC Technologies, Inc.

Vibrating Screen
2730 Hwy 145 South
Saltillo, MS 38866
Data Sheet
P: 1.800.356.4899 P: 662.869.5711
F: 662.869.7405
Email: mhsol.info@fmcti.com

To assure correct recommendations, please furnish us with the following information:

1. Material Temperature
2. Capacity: Feed to screen TPH
Momentary Peak TPH
3. Size of largest pieces fed on screen
4. Weight per cu. Ft. (loose)
5. Characteristics of material:
(a) Bone dry (b) Wet (c) Granular
(d) Claylike (e) Sticky (f) Flaky
Give free moisture: % Normal % Maximum
6. Analysis of feed (Attach complete analysis; if this is impossible, give estimated or known percentage for each opening
at which separation is to be made; also for opening half the size of smallest separation).
% retained on sq. opening
% retained on sq. opening
% retained on sq. opening
% retained on sq. opening
% retained on sq. opening
6A. What is percent of half size material? (Half size is ½ the size you wish to screen at)
(Example: Screening at 1/4 ”, half size is 1/8”)
“)
7. Is screen to be used for (a) Scalping (b) Sizing (c) Dewatering
7A. Size separations required Number of decks
8. What is the maximum size piece permitted through:
(a) Top deck (b) Intermediate deck (c) Bottom deck
9. What percent of fines can be tolerated in the oversize? %
10. Power available: Motor RPM Voltage Phase Cycles
11. Method of feeding material to screen: Steady Irregular How fed
12. Space available for screen: Height Width Length
13. GPM for wet screening:

IMPORTANT NOTE: Make rough sketch on reverse side of this sheet showing headroom, floor space, and desired
location of screen in relation to elevators or bins.

Date Signed
Title

Company name and address

Contact Name:
Phone Number: Fax Number:
10211 02/17/10