Vibrating Table

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Vibrating Table Specification

Weight
Approx. 80-120 kg Kilograms (kg)

Motor Power
1 HP Horsepower (HP)

Power Rating
0.75 kW

Cooling Method
Air Cooled

Frequency
50 Hz Hertz (HZ)

Phase
Single Phase

Allied Equipment
Other

Configuration
Stationary

Power Source
Other

Silent
No

Voltage
220-240 V Volt (v)

Driven Mode
Motor Driven

Surface Finish
Paint Coated

Portability
Fixed/Optional Wheels

Rubber Shock Absorber
Yes

Vibration Frequency
3000-6000 RPM

Table Size
900 x 600 mm (customizable)

Top Plate Thickness
6 mm

Usage
Uniform compaction of concrete cubes & tiles

Safety Feature
Overload Protection

Max Load Capacity
150 kg

Material
Mild Steel

Application
Construction & Laboratory Concrete Testing

Adjustable Vibration
Yes

Vibrating Table Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

FOB Port
NEW DELHI

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID), Cheque, Cash Advance (CA)

Supply Ability
50 Pieces Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Contact us for information regarding our sample policy

Packaging Details
CARTONS PACKAGING

Main Export Market(s)
Asia

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Vibrating Table

A vibrating table is an industrial machine featuring a metal platform that oscillates at controlled frequencies to settle, compact, or test materials. Primarily used in construction for removing air bubbles from concrete, these tables are also essential for packaging bulk goods and performing fatigue tests on electronics.

Core Functions

Compaction & Densification: Settles powders, granules, or wet mixes (like concrete) to eliminate voids and air pockets, increasing product strength and reducing container size.
De-airing: Releases trapped air from molds, which is critical for creating durable, bubble-free concrete parts and high-quality chocolate.
Vibration Testing: Simulates real-world transportation and operational stress to identify weak points in products like electronics and automotive parts before they reach customers.
Separation: Uses density differences to sift through materials, such as recovering fine particles in mining or removing contaminants from pharmaceuticals.