
ZS Series Excavator Vibrating Screening Bucket
ContactProduct Overview
Product Features
- Arm-Friendly High-Frequency Hydraulic Vibration: The integrated hydraulic motor drives the internal screening grid into rapid oscillation, achieving instant material separation without shaking the excavator boom, protecting arm linkages and significantly improving fuel efficiency.
- Multi-Fold Productivity Over Skeleton Buckets: Delivers continuous high-speed sorting and sifting cycles, achieving productivity rates several times higher than conventional static grid or riddle buckets.
- Interchangeable Modular Screen Panels: The heavy-duty screening deck supports quick-change modular screen plates with apertures from 10 mm up to 140 mm, enabling operators to switch between fine topsoil grading and coarse rock sorting on site.
- Mortise-and-Tenon Interlocking Welded Frame: Built from high-strength wear-resistant steel plate utilizing precision mortise-and-tenon interlocking welds, preventing weld cracking and frame deformation under severe vibration loads.
- Heavy-Duty Maintenance-Free Bearing System: High-load bearing assemblies and heavy-duty eccentric shafts feature sealed, self-lubricating housings that isolate dust, grit, and moisture, extending service intervals and reducing maintenance downtime.
Applications
- Quarry & Gravel Sorting: Rapid separation of mixed river stones, blasted rock, gravel, and sand directly at the pit or riverbank.
- Pipeline Trenching & Soil Padding: Sifting excavated ditch spoil directly above laid utility lines and pipelines to create stone-free bedding layers.
- Demolition & Construction Site Recycling: Separating concrete chunks, brick fragments, and scrap debris from fine sub-base soil and backfill dirt.
- Topsoil & Landscaping Prep: Cleaning topsoil from roots, oversized stones, and organic clumps for landscaping, turf installation, and agricultural bed preparation.
- Railway & Roadbed Maintenance: Cleaning and sorting railway ballast, sub-base gravel, and roadbed aggregate.
Product Specifications
Note: Custom mounting ear plates, hydraulic quick-coupler adapter pins, and specialized screen bar profiles can be tailored to your specific carrier excavator make and project requirements.
FAQ
Q1: How does the ZS vibrating screening bucket protect the excavator arm compared to regular skeleton buckets? A: Traditional skeleton or grid buckets require the operator to rapidly shake the excavator arm and wrist to separate soil, which causes severe fatigue and wear on boom pins, bushings, and hydraulic cylinders. The ZS series generates high-frequency vibration internally via a dedicated hydraulic motor, allowing the excavator arm to remain static while achieving faster and cleaner screening.
Q2: How easy is it to change the screen sizing panels on the ZS series bucket? A: The screening deck is engineered with bolt-secured modular panels. Operators can quickly replace the standard grid with screen plates ranging from 10 mm to 140 mm aperture sizes using standard workshop hand tools, adapting the bucket to different material classifications in less than 30 minutes.
Q3: What are the hydraulic circuit requirements for operating the ZS series vibrating bucket? A: The ZS bucket connects to the excavator’s standard auxiliary two-way hydraulic line (breaker piping) with a working pressure of 20 MPa (200 bar). Recommended oil flow ranges from 70 L/min for the compact ZS-09 up to 200 L/min for the heavy-duty ZS-35 model.
FAQ
Q1: How does the ZS vibrating screening bucket protect the excavator arm compared to regular skeleton buckets?
A: Traditional skeleton or grid buckets require the operator to rapidly shake the excavator arm and wrist to separate soil, which causes severe fatigue and wear on boom pins, bushings, and hydraulic cylinders. The ZS series generates high-frequency vibration internally via a dedicated hydraulic motor, allowing the excavator arm to remain static while achieving faster and cleaner screening.
Q2: How easy is it to change the screen sizing panels on the ZS series bucket?
A: The screening deck is engineered with bolt-secured modular panels. Operators can quickly replace the standard grid with screen plates ranging from 10 mm to 140 mm aperture sizes using standard workshop hand tools, adapting the bucket to different material classifications in less than 30 minutes.
Q3: What are the hydraulic circuit requirements for operating the ZS series vibrating bucket?
A: The ZS bucket connects to the excavator’s standard auxiliary two-way hydraulic line (breaker piping) with a working pressure of 20 MPa (200 bar). Recommended oil flow ranges from 70 L/min for the compact ZS-09 up to 200 L/min for the heavy-duty ZS-35 model.
