Sandvik Stationary Vibrating Screens

Start with the current SK, SM and S ranges to find screen panels, mesh, liners, deck frames, support springs, tensioning parts, materials and quotation options.

Official Sandvik stationary vibrating screen image
Sandvik stationary vibrating screen product image. Screens are often configured for the application; confirm the installed unit by range, screen type, deck dimensions, deck count and equipment documents.
OEM Equipment Reference

Identify screen type and screening surface before wear and structural parts

The current public range is organized into SK, SM and S and their screen types. This page does not invent standard dimensions: screen type, screening surface, deck count, drive and part position form the basis for technical checks.

3Current product ranges
16Published screen types
1–8,000 t/hOverall throughput range on the manufacturer website
CustomizedDimensions and screening configuration
Standard Models and Key Dimensions

Current SK, SM and S screen types

Sandvik publishes screen types rather than a single standard-size model system. This table retains official ranges and public screen types; check length, width, deck count, aperture, drive and exciter against installed-equipment documents.

Product rangeScreen typeKey identification detailsDimension basis
SK RangeSL Flat deckFlat-deck screen; confirm wet/dry duty, deck count and screening configurationCustomized
SK RangeSM MultislopeMultislope screen for high-throughput classificationCustomized
SK RangeSA Flat deckFlat-deck screen; confirm screening surface and drive configurationCustomized
SK RangeSG GrizzlyHeavy-duty grizzly for prescreening and fines removalCustomized
SK RangeSN MultislopeSingle- or double-deck multislope screen with vibrating motorsCustomized
SK RangeSV DewateringDewatering screen; confirm screening surface, open area and drainage requirementsCustomized
SM RangeSM MultislopeSingle- or double-deck multislope screen with DF excitersCustomized
SM RangeSL Linear flatSingle- or double-deck linear flat screen with DF excitersCustomized
SM RangeSG Linear grizzlyHeavy-duty linear grizzly for prescreening crusher feedCustomized
SM RangeSA FlatSingle- or double-deck linear flat screen with vibrating motorsCustomized
S RangeSA InclinedInclined screenCustomized
S RangeSJ InclinedInclined screenCustomized
S RangeSL HorizontalHorizontal screenCustomized
S RangeSS / SF Free-fallFree-fall screenCustomized
S RangeSR RollerRoller screenCustomized
S RangeSG GrizzlyGrizzly screenCustomized
The same screen-type name may occur in different product ranges. SA, SG, SL or SM alone is insufficient: confirm the SK/SM/S range, complete nameplate and screen drawings together.
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Component Location Diagram

The numbers on the diagram correspond one to one with the rows below.

Sandvik Stationary Vibrating Screens – Component Location Diagram
Pictured model: SF OEM family view (dimensions not specified)
No.ComponentLocationApplies to
1Screening mediaVisible stepped screening surface at the topSF OEM family view (dimensions not specified)
2Support springsSpring support beneath the screen boxSF OEM family view (dimensions not specified)
3Vibration motorsDrive module beneath the screen boxSF OEM family view (dimensions not specified)
4Side platesStructural plates along the screen-box sidesSF OEM family view (dimensions not specified)
Wear Parts

Screening surfaces, feed/discharge zones and screen-box protection

Check panels and mesh by aperture, module size, fastening, flow direction and screening duty. Identify liners separately in feed, sidewall, discharge and bearing areas.

Polyurethane screen-panel identification image
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Polyurethane Screen Panels

Polyurethane Screen Panel

Installed on the deck for classification or dewatering through the apertures. Check aperture shape and size, panel thickness, module dimensions, fastening, flow direction, open area and screening duty.

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Spare Parts

Deck frames, support springs and tensioning spares

Confirm structural and support parts by screen type, deck count, deck dimensions, amplitude, frequency, load, orientation and installation datums.

Deck-frame identification image
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Deck Frames

Deck Frame

Carry the screening surface and material bed. Check screen type, deck count, length, width, cross-member layout, connecting holes, crown height, tensioning method and installation datums.

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Tension rail and wedge identification image
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Tension Rails and Wedges

Tension Rail / Wedge

Secure tensioned mesh and maintain deck preload. Check screening direction, rail section, wedge angle, length, holes and left/right arrangement.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can SA, SG, SL or SM letters alone identify a screen?

No. The same type designation can occur in different ranges. Provide the SK/SM/S range, complete nameplate, deck dimensions and count, and equipment documents.

Is aperture size alone enough for a screen-panel quotation?

No. Also check module dimensions, thickness, aperture shape, fastening, flow direction, deck layout, material and wet or dry screening conditions.

Can I enquire without a published model details?

Yes. Submit the nameplate, installation position, used-part photos, key dimensions or drawings so we can identify the part first.

Submit Sandvik screen range, type, deck specification, drawing

Provide the complete nameplate, SK/SM/S range, screen type, deck dimensions and count, part position, drawings or samples, photos, drawings, material and conditions for identification and supply.

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