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“Is there something out there that can do what my test sieve shaker does, but better or faster?”

Particle analysis is arguably one of the most crucial elements needed for reliable quality control, regardless of the industry you’re in. It allows manufacturers to ensure their products meet the quality standards that their customers expect.

Misconceptions are a natural part of any product or service. Test sieves have been around for  over 130 years. When a product has been around this long, there are going to be some things that change and some misconceptions that come along the way.

Filtration is an essential and exact science. Saying that, depending on the material that requires filtering, your woven wire mesh filter may wear quicker than expected.

Wire mesh filters are an integral element to the filtration and fluidization of various materials and substances. To ensure optimal performance, many filter system operators rely on filter media that provide maximum durability.

 “How do I know if my sieve shaker is too loud?”

Woven wire mesh is one of the most versatile screening materials that can be applied to countless industries. From particle filtration to test sieve analysis, woven wire mesh provides the durability and accuracy needed to deliver optimal screening.

The W.S. Tyler RO-TAP® has been used for decades and can be traced to dozens of industry standards. Its durable qualities are available in both mechanical and electromagnetic models, making applicable to countless particle analysis operations. 

Test sieves and test sieve analysis have granted particle analysis labs the means to gather accurate and repeatable results for decades, thus becoming the industry gold standard. But your test sieve analysis results are only as reliable as your test sieves.

The oil and gas industry presents some of the most lucrative opportunities; however, many of the mining techniques can negatively affect the quality of the oil. In order to ensure you are producing the best possible product, you must employ a sufficient means of minimizing the amount of impurities that leave the oil reservoir.