Glenammer wet washing sieves are manufactured with an extra-deep frame specifically for wet testing, which makes it possible to separate fine samples with liquid and avoid particles sticking to each other.
Features
- Traceable: individual 3D laser labelled
- Manufactured to comply with B.S. 410/I.S.O. 3310 standard and ASTM E11:87 standards
- Easy to wash and clean
- Economical choice: longer lasting precision engineering provides unrivalled quality
- Easy clean design: totally sealed no residual materials and no contamination
- Engineered to the highest quality
- Verifiable size: Specific size sieves available upon request
- Safety Edges: no sharp edges to trap unwanted material, no rough edges to cut or scratch hands and fingers
Product Specifications
- Sieve Frame Material: Stainless Steel Sieve Screen Material
- Stainless Steel Sieve Diameter: 200/8"/300/12" Sieve
- Aperture Size From: 20μm - 125mm
- Heights for 300mm/12": 150mm, 225mm, 300mm
- Heights for 200mm/8": 100mm, 200mm
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ManufacturerGlenammer
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Country of OriginUnited Kingdom
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Aperture200mm/8"Diameter, 300mm/12"Diameter
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Depth100mm, 150mm, 200mm, 225mm, 300mm
Wet Washing Sieves are designed for wet testing of soils, cement, and other fine materials where samples need to be separated with the help of liquids
Sometimes dry sieving cannot produce the right level of separation of materials and therefore wet sieving helps to evaluate particle size distribution of granular material.
Wet Washing Sieves are designed for wet testing of soils, cement, and other fine materials where samples need to be separated with the help of liquids. In the wet washing process, fine materials are washed through the sieve without loss of any portion of the sample. In most applications, the water is sprayed into the sieve for a set time and under a specified pressure.
Wet sieving can only be done on material that is:
- Insoluble in water
- Not affected by water e.g. solids that expand won’t work
- Remain unchanged in temperatures up to 230°F (110°C)
Typical applications for wet sieving include:
- Agricultural soil with a high clay content
- Contaminated soil
- Clay suspensions
- River sediments
- Sludge and glazes
- Abrasives
- Kaolin and fillers
- Micro granulations
There are two different wet sieving methods – particle size analysis method using a sieve shaker, and the wet-wash preparation method. Glenammer’s bespoke wet washing sieves and sieve shakers are ideal for both methods and for accurately separating particles. They are manufactured with an extra-deep frame specifically for wet testing, which makes it possible to separate fine samples with liquid and avoid particles sticking to each other