Description
Concrete Vibrating Table is used for consolidating fresh concrete when forming cylinder and beam molds. vibration tables consist of a flat or slatted tabletop mounted on a vibrating base. An electric motor or pneumatic actuator powers the base, which applies vibrations in multiple directions to affect the object on its surface.
Operators can adjust the table’s frequency and amplitude to change the intensity of vibrations as needed for different testing and production needs. Some of the most common vibration table uses across industries include:
- Densifying: Vibrating the contents of a container reduces dead space, allowing for more efficient packing. It also increases the product’s stability and load-bearing capacity for easier stacking.
- Settling: Vibrating a filled container helps shake all the contents into an even layer for high-quality molding.
- De-airing: Multi-directional vibrations push air bubbles from castings and other liquid products, creating sturdier and more uniform structures.
- Separation: Materials with different densities naturally break apart from each other when vibrated, allowing you to remove impurities or break up clumps in viscous liquids.
- Packaging: Shaking out loose items helps ensure the correct amount is in each package.
Fatigue testing: A key part of quality assurance, fatigue testing involves vibrating a product to ensure it can withstand typical operational conditions. This kind of testing is especially common in electronics manufacturing.
