This utility model relates to the field of incinerator
slag screening and
iron removal technology, specifically an incinerator
slag screening and
iron removal device, including a screening frame, a mounting plate, an adsorption component, and a screening component. The screening component, through the cooperation of a first chute, a first slider, a second chute, and a second slider, allows the screen to slide within the screening frame. Simultaneously, a reciprocating component on the mounting plate drives the screen to reciprocate, causing the incinerator
slag to continuously roll and move on the screen, accelerating the slag screening process. Compared with manual screening of slag one by one, this mechanized
screening method greatly improves screening efficiency, enabling the
processing of large quantities of incinerator slag in a short time, reducing the time required for screening, and improving overall work efficiency. The adsorption component, installed on the top of the mounting plate, can effectively adsorb
iron filings in the incinerator slag. During the screening process of the slag on the screen, the
iron filings are attracted by the adsorption component, thereby achieving separation from other slag.