Linear vibrating screens are widely used in various industries for the separation and classification of materials. They operate on the principle of a linear motion, utilizing two vibrating motors that create a linear motion along the screen. 

Linear and circular vibrating screens are both used for sorting and separating materials, but they have different operational principles and applications.

Linear Vibrating Screen:

Movement: The screen moves in a straight line, creating a linear motion.

Design: Typically has a rectangular or square shape.

Application: Best for screening materials that require a higher level of precision and when dealing with fine particles.

Screening Efficiency: High efficiency for fine materials and can handle multiple layers of screening.

Material Handling: Suitable for materials with a low angle of repose.

Circular Vibrating Screen:

Movement: The screen moves in a circular motion, creating a centrifugal force.

Design: Generally round in shape.

Application: Effective for larger materials and coarse particle separation.

Screening Efficiency: Better for larger materials; can be less efficient for fine materials compared to linear screens.

Material Handling: Can handle a wider range of material sizes and is often used in heavy-duty applications.

In summary, choose a linear vibrating screen for precision and fine materials, while a circular vibrating screen is more suited for larger, coarser materials.