Haver Australia has launched its next generation Haver FINE-LINE screening machine, a further optimized and technically innovated mineral processing system for fine dry materials. HAVER says the new FINE-LINE continues to deliver high-quality screen configuration but at lower operating costs and with significantly improved handling over the previous model.

The FINE-LINE can be used for fine dry material from a cut point of 4mm to 0.1mm – an optimum result is guaranteed, even when treating a material that is difficult to screen.

HAVER Australia’s general manager Gabriela Emanuele says, “We have paid close attention to our clients’ needs to increase profits and improve efficiencies.

The new FINE-LINE offers an even greater opportunity to upgrade material to a higher quality product or create a saleable product from waste material.”

The new FINE-LINE has a number of major advantages:

• Quicker and simpler screen cloth exchange enables clients to reduce maintenance time. The improved exchange is achieved through advanced side maintenance doors which allow easy access - the machine operator does not have to get into the machine in order to change the screen media.
• The optimum tension of the screen cloth has been simplified with a new visual display on the machine’s exterior which presents the correct tension values.
• Reduced power consumption – performs at just under 0.5 kW/t
• Effective cleaning cycles combined with self-cleaning-screen cloth reduce clogged particles and ensures consistent product quality.
• Innovative vibration mode guarantees a constant uniform material feeding over the complete width of the screen with the smallest installation space.
• Flexible vibrating feeder reduces the installation height avoiding additional the steel construction costs.

The FINE-LINE has a modular design allowing up to three decks. It can be transported worldwide by sea container and has quick on-site installation and commissioning.

Haver Australia is a wholly-owned subsidiary of German-based Haver & Boecker with more than 125 years of experience in developing and producing mineral processing technology for the resource sector.