ZSW Series Β· Feeding Equipment

ZSW Vibrating Feeder

Uniform, controlled feeding is the foundation of every high-capacity crushing line. The ZSW vibrating grizzly feeder delivers consistent material flow to the primary jaw crusher while its inclined multi-section grizzly bars scalp off undersize before it enters the chamber β€” protecting the crusher, improving throughput, and reducing liner wear across mining, aggregate, and construction applications.

SUNREX ZSW vibrating grizzly feeder
8
Models
500–1500
mm Max Feed
80–1200
t/h Capacity
Grizzly
Pre-Screening
Equipment Details

The Foundation of a Reliable Crushing Line

Feed Control & Grizzly Pre-Screening

Uniform Feeding + Oversize Scalping in One Unit

The ZSW vibrating feeder integrates two essential functions for primary crushing circuits. First, two eccentric vibrators mounted on opposite sides of the vibrating body generate linear vibration that propels material along the inclined trough at a controlled, steady rate β€” eliminating the intermittent surges that cause crusher overloading and uneven wear. Second, the multi-section grizzly bar deck installed ahead of the feed outlet scalps undersize material (already smaller than the jaw crusher's closed-side setting) before it enters the crushing chamber. This pre-screening effect increases effective jaw capacity and reduces energy consumption per tonne, while preventing oversized material from bypassing the grizzly deck β€” protecting downstream equipment.

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Adjustable Feed Rate

Variable-frequency drive or manual speed adjustment controls trough vibration amplitude and frequency, allowing real-time regulation of material flow to match crusher loading β€” from minimum trickle feed to full-load capacity.

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Replaceable Grizzly Bars

Individual grizzly bar liners are fabricated from wear-resistant manganese steel and are bolt-replaceable without disturbing the main trough structure β€” reducing maintenance downtime and consumable cost.

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Dual Eccentric Shaft Design

Two synchronised eccentric vibrators mounted at each end produce linear, directional vibration with no lateral scatter, ensuring all material moves forward along the trough axis β€” preventing dead zones and material build-up at the feed inlet.

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Seamless Line Integration

Standard flanged discharge outlets connect directly to jaw crusher feed openings. Optional rubber-lined chute sections absorb impact at the transfer point and prevent material adhesion in wet or sticky conditions.

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Heavy-Duty Q345 Frame

Fabricated steel body with rib-reinforced side plates handles sustained dynamic loads from continuous high-tonnage operation without deformation or fatigue cracking.

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Coil Spring Vibration Isolation

Mounted on high-load coil springs, the vibrating body is effectively isolated from the supporting structure β€” minimising transmitted vibration, reducing operating noise to below 85 dB, and lowering foundation construction cost.

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Dual Motor V-Belt Drive

Twin electric motors with V-belt transmission to synchronised eccentric shafts deliver reliable, maintenance-accessible power. Belt tension is adjustable, and standard motor sizes from 11 kW to 45 kW cover the full model range.

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Feed Chute & Dust Suppression

Standard rubber-lined feed chutes absorb impact at the transfer point and prevent material sticking. Optional dust suppression spray bars and enclosed feed hoods are available for dry, dusty operating conditions.

Heavy-Duty Frame & Drive System

Built for Continuous Duty in Harsh Mining Environments

The ZSW vibrating body is fabricated from heavy-gauge Q345 structural steel with full-penetration welds and cross-bracing stiffeners at stress concentration points. The complete assembly is mounted on heavy-duty coil spring isolators that absorb vibration and prevent transmission of dynamic loads to the supporting structure β€” reducing foundation requirements and operating noise. The drive system uses two electric motors driving synchronised eccentric shafts through V-belts; this twin-motor configuration ensures consistent torque delivery and allows one motor to operate independently at reduced capacity during maintenance, keeping the line partially productive.

Model Range

ZSW Series β€” Full Specifications

8 models covering capacities from 80 t/h to 1200 t/h, with maximum feed sizes from 500 mm to 1500 mm. Select the model that matches your feed material size and hourly throughput requirements.

Model Max Feed Size (mm) Trough Size (mm) Capacity (t/h) Motor Power (kW) Weight (t)
ZSW960Γ—3800 500 3800Γ—960 80–160 11 5.0
ZSW1100Γ—4200 580 4200Γ—1100 120–240 15 5.3
ZSW1100Γ—4900 580 4900Γ—1100 120–280 15 6.5
ZSW1300Γ—4900 650 4900Γ—1300 450–600 22 4.7
ZSW1300Γ—6000 750 6000Γ—1300 500–700 22 7.8
ZSW1500Γ—6000 1000 6000Γ—1500 600–800 30 16.3
ZSW1800Γ—6000 1200 6000Γ—1800 800–1000 37 12.1
ZSW2000Γ—6000 1500 6000Γ—2000 800–1200 45 18.65
Application Coverage

Primary Feeding Across Mining, Aggregate & Construction

The ZSW vibrating feeder is the standard first-stage unit in any high-capacity crushing circuit. Its ability to handle large-lump raw material with a grizzly pre-screening function makes it the natural choice for primary feeding across three major application domains.

Primary crushing feeding β€” jaw crusher feed hopper
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Primary Crushing Feeding
Placed above the jaw crusher feed opening, the ZSW controls the material flow rate and provides a buffer surge capacity. The grizzly bars scalp out material already smaller than the jaw's closed-side setting, allowing the jaw to operate at maximum capacity on oversize material only β€” the most common and primary application for ZSW feeders in aggregate and mining operations worldwide.
Jaw Crusher / Aggregate / Mining
Aggregate production line vibrating feeder
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Aggregate Production Line
In multi-stage aggregate plants, the ZSW feeds the primary jaw at the head of the circuit. Its adjustable feed rate allows the plant operator to match the jaw output to the capacity of downstream cone crushers and screens β€” preventing bottlenecks and maintaining continuous, optimised material flow across the entire production line.
Multi-Stage Plant / Sand & Gravel / Quarry
Mining and mineral processing vibrating feeder
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Mining & Mineral Processing
In mining circuits feeding ore to cone crushers or grinding mills, the ZSW's heavy-duty frame and high-capacity trough handle iron ore, copper ore, limestone, and other bulk mined materials with lump sizes up to 1500 mm. The grizzly pre-screening function is particularly valuable ahead of secondary cone crushers where maintaining a consistent feed gradation directly affects crusher throughput and liner life.
Mining / Ore Processing / Fixed & Semi-Fixed
FAQ

Common Questions About ZSW Vibrating Feeders

What is the primary function of a vibrating grizzly feeder in a crushing line?
The ZSW vibrating grizzly feeder performs two critical functions in a crushing line: (1) It provides controlled, uniform feeding of raw material into the primary crusher (usually a jaw crusher), preventing overloading and uneven wear. (2) Its inclined multi-section grizzly bars screen out oversize material before it enters the crusher chamber, reducing blockage risk and protecting the jaw from oversized rocks that could cause damage or reduce throughput efficiency. The grizzly pre-screening also allows undersize material β€” already small enough β€” to bypass the jaw entirely, effectively increasing the jaw's capacity for material that actually needs crushing.
How does the grizzly pre-screening function improve overall line efficiency?
The inclined grizzly bars allow undersize material β€” already small enough to pass through without crushing β€” to bypass the primary jaw crusher entirely. This increases the effective capacity of the jaw by eliminating material that would otherwise occupy crushing chamber space without requiring breakage. It also reduces wear on the jaw crusher liners and decreases energy consumption per tonne of finished product. Oversize material rejected by the grizzly is diverted to a separate chute or scalping screen for further processing, ensuring no material is wasted.
What maintenance is required for ZSW vibrating feeders?
ZSW feeders are designed for minimal maintenance under continuous operation. Key maintenance items include: (1) Regular inspection and replacement of the grizzly bar liners β€” these are subject to abrasion and should be checked every 500–800 operating hours depending on material abrasiveness. (2) Checking and greasing of the eccentric shaft bearings at manufacturer-recommended intervals. (3) Inspecting the drive motor mountings and V-belt tension monthly. (4) Checking the screen deck and mounting hardware for looseness after the first 100 operating hours and then weekly. The vibrating body and grizzly sections are bolted assemblies; individual bars can be replaced without removing the entire feeder body.
Can the ZSW feeder be used for applications other than primary crushing feed?
Yes. Beyond primary crushing feed, the ZSW vibrating feeder is widely used in aggregate production lines between secondary and tertiary stages, in mining circuits ahead of cone crushers, and in material handling systems for feeding hoppers, bins, and screens. It can also serve as a variable-rate feeder for stockpiling or feed regulation on belt conveyor lines. The ZSW is suitable for feeding coal, ore, limestone, basalt, granite, construction waste, and other bulk materials with a maximum lump size matching each model's specification.

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