Inclined deck angle supports efficient material movement and separation.
Configured around throughput, material characteristics and screening duty.
Manufactured in Western Australia for demanding mineral processing duties.
Oreflow supplies inclined vibrating screens for mining, mineral processing and bulk material handling applications.
Inclined screens are commonly used where gravity-assisted material movement can help support efficient screening performance. They can be configured for sizing, scalping, classification and general separation duties across wet or dry screening applications.
Each Oreflow inclined screen is specified around the operating requirements of the site, including throughput, material characteristics, screen media selection, deck arrangement, support structure, feed conditions and discharge layout.
Oreflow inclined screens can be supplied for wet or dry screening duties, with deck configuration, screen media and discharge arrangements selected to suit the process.
Common applications include:
These applications are commonly found across mining, quarrying, mineral processing, crushing and screening circuits where reliable separation and consistent material flow are required.
An inclined vibrating screen uses vibration and deck angle to move material across one or more screening decks while separating particles by size.
As material is fed onto the screen, vibration helps stratify the material bed so smaller particles can pass through the screen media while oversize material continues along the deck. The inclined arrangement assists material travel and can support higher-capacity screening where the plant layout allows for the required screen angle and discharge height.
Screen selection should account for the screening duty, material behaviour, throughput requirements and downstream equipment so the unit integrates properly within the process.
Oreflow inclined screens are manufactured for applications where deck angle, material movement and discharge height are important to the screening process.
The objective is to provide a screen that uses an inclined deck arrangement to support efficient material travel while fitting the plant layout and downstream equipment.
Inclined and horizontal screens can both be used for mineral processing and bulk material handling applications. The right option depends on the screening duty, plant layout, material characteristics and available installation space.
Screen Type | Best Suited For | Key Consideration |
Inclined Screens | Sizing, scalping, classification and applications where gravity-assisted material movement is beneficial | Requires consideration of screen angle, discharge height and plant layout |
Horizontal Screens | Low-profile installations, controlled material travel, dewatering, fines removal and applications with height constraints | Often suited where installation height or plant layout constraints are important |
Oreflow manufactures inclined screens in Western Australia for mining, mineral processing and bulk material handling applications.
With more than 1,200 pieces of equipment supplied across 20+ countries, our team understands the importance of reliable equipment, practical maintenance access and long-term support.
From initial selection through to manufacturing and after-sales support, Oreflow works with site requirements in mind, including practical maintenance access, spare parts and long-term equipment support.
Every Oreflow inclined screen is specified around the operating requirements of the site. During the design process, factors such as throughput, material characteristics, deck angle, screen media selection and plant layout are considered to help determine the most suitable configuration.
Specification Area | Options / Considerations |
Screen Configuration | Single deck, double deck or multi-deck inclined screen options |
Screen size | Manufactured in custom sizes to suit the required duty, throughput and installation requirements |
Screening Duty | Wet or dry screening applications |
Applications | Sizing, scalping, classification, secondary screening or general separation duties |
Screen Media | Selected to suit aperture size, wear conditions and separation requirements |
Deck Profile | Inclined deck angle selected to support gravity-assisted material movement |
Feed Arrangement | Considered around feed conditions, flow rate and material presentation |
Discharge Arrangement | Designed around downstream equipment and material flow |
Support Structure | Can be considered as part of the screen package |
Spray Bars | Available where required for wet screening or washing duties |
Access Requirements | Considered to support inspection, servicing and maintenance |
Oreflow inclined screens can be manufactured in custom sizes to suit the application, duty and site requirements.
Providing a few key details early in the enquiry process helps our team assess the application and recommend the most suitable screen configuration.
To help specify the right inclined screen, we may ask for:
This information helps us understand the screening duty and develop a solution that suits both the process and the plant layout.
An inclined vibrating screen is a screening machine that uses vibration and an angled deck to separate material by size. The inclined arrangement helps material move across the screen while the smaller particles pass through the screen media.
An inclined screen may be suitable when the application requires sizing, scalping, classification or general separation, and the plant layout allows for the required screen angle and discharge height.
An inclined screen uses deck angle to assist material movement across the screen. A horizontal screen uses a lower-profile arrangement and is often selected where controlled material travel, installation height or plant layout constraints are important.
Yes. Oreflow can configure inclined screens as single deck, double deck or multi-deck units depending on the number of separations required and the duty of the application.
Yes. Oreflow can configure inclined screens to suit the required screen size, deck arrangement, screen media, throughput, feed arrangement, discharge layout, support structure and site requirements.
Yes. Oreflow manufactures inclined vibrating screens in Western Australia for mining, mineral processing and bulk handling applications.
For applications where gravity-assisted material movement can improve screening performance, Oreflow can help specify an inclined screen around your throughput, deck angle, discharge height and plant layout.
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