Sieves and Accessories

With stainless steel frame and mesh.

Stainless steel sieve with round-holed perforated plate.

Stainless steel sieve with oval-holed perforated plate (ISO 5223)

Stainless steel framed with nylon mesh.

Stainless steel with square-holed perforated plate.

Special stainless steel sieve for EOLO-FTLBA (Air Jet), with stainless steel or nylon mesh.

Stainless steel sieve with side handles.

Stainless steel lids and receivers in all sizes.

Special test sieves: conical, double height, half height, etc

Grid made of paint carbon steel.

Cleaning Kit.

Balls used to unclog the mesh.

Our accessories and FILTRA VIBRACIÓN sieves are manufactured with the best qualities of the market, find the accessory or sieve you need among our wide catalog, In case of doubt or not find what you are looking for contact us and we will find the best solution for your needs.

Among our accessories for cleaning sieves we have a large number of brushes specialized in cleaning, with different types of bristles, size and shape to adapt in the most optimized way to each type of sieve.

AVANTAGE

*Manufacture according to national and international regulations.

*High quality. High resistance to corrosion.

*Excellent durability.

*Manufactured in two pieces: allows the mesh to be changed.

*Totally flat surface for easy cleaning. Product residues do not accumulate.

*Individual identification by laser, allows to be traced.

*The sieves can be fitted together and fitted to those from other manufacturers perfectly.

*Maximum stability and sealed fit for sieves stacks.

QUALITY

Before being supplied, each sieve is subjected to optical calibration and provided with a manufacturer’s certificate and documentation regarding maintenance.

We also have lids and bottoms in stainless steel in all diameters for which we manufacture the sieves.

FINISHES

Our laboratory have a rubber seal included in order to ensure they fit tightly. In addition, they can be fitted together and fitted to those from other manufacturers perfectly.

Marking is done by laser etching on the frame, giving each sieve an individual identification number, which allows for subsequent tracing.