MGB Stainless Steel & Carbon Steel ClassifiersMGB Classifier models are available in single or two stage, fabricated with stainless or carbon steel screening material, with a 1HP motor and starter mounted to a custom height carbon steel heavy duty base.
Standard widths - 16", 22", 28", 32" & 48" Single stage lengths - 14" blank, 23" overs & 18" discharge Two stage lengths - 14" blank, 27" fines, 23" overs & 18" discharge Note: Custom sizes are available upon request MADE IN THE USA |
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Chris (Christopher Ratini) Ratini - LINKEDIN
New & Used Plastics Machinery Sales, Purchasing & Service Representative at MGB Engineering Company Elk Grove Village, Illinois, United States |
Chris Ratini is a seasoned machinery and process-equipment specialist with over 20 years of experience supporting both domestic and international customers across the plastics industry and related manufacturing sectors. He is widely recognized for helping organizations identify cost-effective machinery solutions that align with specific production goals, technical requirements, and budget constraints.
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1. What materials are the classifiers made from?
MGB Classifiers are fabricated with stainless steel or carbon steel screening material, allowing you to choose the best option based on corrosion resistance or cost requirements.
2. What classifier models are available?
They are offered in single-stage or two-stage models to suit different separation needs.
3. What screen sizes can I order?
Standard widths include 16", 22", 28", 32", and 48", with various lengths for discharge and fines/overs handling.
4. Can I get a custom size classifier?
Yes — custom sizes are available upon request if your application requires non-standard dimensions.
5. What motor is used on these classifiers?
Each classifier comes with a 1 HP motor and starter mounted on a heavy-duty carbon steel base.
6. Are these classifiers suitable for food or chemical industries?
Stainless steel construction improves corrosion resistance and sanitation, making them appropriate for many applications where cleanliness is critical. (General insight based on stainless steel properties; product page mentions stainless options.)
7. What kind of maintenance do these classifiers require?
Routine checks of screens, motor mounts, and vibration performance are recommended to maintain consistent separation efficiency. (General industrial equipment best practice.)
8. How do I choose between stainless steel and carbon steel classifiers?
Choose stainless steel if corrosion resistance and cleanliness are priorities; choose carbon steel for robust general industrial use at lower cost. (General material comparison.)
9. What industries typically use these classifiers?
They are commonly used in plastic pellet processing, recycling, granulation, and other applications where fines and overs are separated via vibrating screens.
10. Where are these classifiers manufactured?
MGB Classifiers are made in the USA.
MGB Classifiers are fabricated with stainless steel or carbon steel screening material, allowing you to choose the best option based on corrosion resistance or cost requirements.
2. What classifier models are available?
They are offered in single-stage or two-stage models to suit different separation needs.
3. What screen sizes can I order?
Standard widths include 16", 22", 28", 32", and 48", with various lengths for discharge and fines/overs handling.
4. Can I get a custom size classifier?
Yes — custom sizes are available upon request if your application requires non-standard dimensions.
5. What motor is used on these classifiers?
Each classifier comes with a 1 HP motor and starter mounted on a heavy-duty carbon steel base.
6. Are these classifiers suitable for food or chemical industries?
Stainless steel construction improves corrosion resistance and sanitation, making them appropriate for many applications where cleanliness is critical. (General insight based on stainless steel properties; product page mentions stainless options.)
7. What kind of maintenance do these classifiers require?
Routine checks of screens, motor mounts, and vibration performance are recommended to maintain consistent separation efficiency. (General industrial equipment best practice.)
8. How do I choose between stainless steel and carbon steel classifiers?
Choose stainless steel if corrosion resistance and cleanliness are priorities; choose carbon steel for robust general industrial use at lower cost. (General material comparison.)
9. What industries typically use these classifiers?
They are commonly used in plastic pellet processing, recycling, granulation, and other applications where fines and overs are separated via vibrating screens.
10. Where are these classifiers manufactured?
MGB Classifiers are made in the USA.
MGB Vibrating Classifier Screener - Quote RFQ
MGB Vibrating Classifier Screeners gently and efficiently screen dry plastic raw materials.
MGB Classifiers (Sifters) for pellet sorting separate “fines” and “overs” from on-spec plastic material. Resin manufacturers and compounders especially appreciate the designed-in ease of cleaning, negligible maintenance and quiet operation.
MGB Classifiers (Sifters) for pellet sorting separate “fines” and “overs” from on-spec plastic material. Resin manufacturers and compounders especially appreciate the designed-in ease of cleaning, negligible maintenance and quiet operation.
