Metal Powders & Abrasives

Precision cuts on heavy, dense, difficult powders

Metal powders are heavy, dense and often explosive; abrasives eat ordinary mesh for breakfast. VortiSep builds for both: reinforced frames and high-energy motion for zinc and iron powders, wear packages and rapid re-mesh for SiC and diamond grit, inert-gas-ready interfaces for battery materials.

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Typical materials

What runs through the mesh

Zinc powderAluminium powderReduced iron powderCopper powderSiC / diamond gritLFP / NMCFused alumina

Your material not listed? That is what the sample test is for — send it and it goes on file with numbers.

Line problems we solve

What keeps metal powders & abrasives engineers calling

01

High bulk density loading

Reinforced decks and 2.2 kW drives keep 4–5 g/cm³ zinc and iron powders stratifying, not dead-bedding.

02

Explosion risk (Al, Zn, Ti)

ATEX builds with anti-static mesh grounding and inert-gas purge interfaces.

03

Battery-material contamination

Non-contact ultrasonic keeps LFP / NMC cuts tight without introducing wear metal.

04

Abrasive mesh wear

Tensioned wear-grade screens and quick re-mesh kits cut cost-per-ton on SiC and fused alumina.

Configuration package

Build options this industry orders

Design targets and documentation expectations the machines are configured against.

  • ATEX option
  • Anti-static grounding
  • Wear-grade mesh kits
Plan a material test

Screening metal powders & abrasives materials — before you buy

Describe the material and the cut. The reply states the recommended series, its limits for your case, and what a sample test would add.

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