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The Liwell technology was developed over 40 years ago, in Germany, in order to
make accurate separations of materials that are difficult to screen. There are
over 2000 machines in operation worldwide in a wide variety of applications.
The LIWELL® screen operates on the FLIP FLOW PRINCIPLE. Elastic polyurethane screen
panels are alternately tensioned and relaxed. In the final tensioning phase, the
screen panels are overstretched, changing the surface of the screen mat and the
hole size. Adherent particles are freed and stuck particles are released.
Acceleration forces of up to 50 G are achieved, while the screen frames are
exposed to only 2-3 G. The screen deck operates free from blinding or plugging,
even with difficult materials.
The end result is the effective screening of sticky, moist, and abrasive
materials, at cutpoints as low as 50 mesh.
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