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Vibrator 

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A particular feature of this newly developed vibrator is its 
easily calibrated impact interval of from 0.5 to 200 impacts per 
minute. 
The impact force can be set to three levels. 
 
 
Pneumatic impact force: Via the compressed air’s exhaust 
channel. 
 
Upper exhaust channel open = maximum force 
Lower exhaust channel open = minimum force 
 
 
Pneumatic frequency: 

By means of a throttle valve 
(included in supply specification) 

 
 
The vibrator is supplied with a base plate, which serves to 
attach it and to transmit the impacts it generates. 
The vibrator’s housing and base plate are made from 
aluminium. The impact plate (integrated into the base plate) is 
made from shock-resistant special plastic material. 
 

Areas of application 
 

Compressed air interval vibrators can be employed for knocking off material that has become attached to the inner surfaces of 
containers (e.g. silos, hoppers, filter outlets, reactors and pipelines). 
 
These vibrators can be used in wet surroundings and in those where there is a risk of explosion, or in the open air. 
 

Construction and mode of operation

 

 
In the case of an FKL 100 mi, a piston is pushed against a spring by means of compressed air. Each time the piston passes the 
compressed air outlet port, there is a rapid venting and it is shot under spring pressure against the impact plate contained within 
the device. The piston valve then closes and the procedure is repeated at the speed set by means of the throttle. 
 

Operating conditions

 

 
Reciprocating vibrators can be employed in dusty, wet or explosion-protected environments. Their piston seals are suitable for 
oil free operation. 
 

Standard installation for the FKL 100 mi

 

 
The drive mechanism is to be provided by the customer 
 
Operation of the device can be controlled via a 3/2-way, normal/shut air valve. (Not to be confused with the interval, which is 
set using the throttle valve supplied.)  Hose of 6 mm diameter 
 
The control mechanism can be by means of a: 

- Process control system  - Time lag relay  - On/off switch   

 

Technical Data

 

 
 

 

Pressure 

Action / Impact 

Impulse / 

Impact 

Weight Air 

consumption 

Frequency 

Device 

bars 

Nm 

Ns 

kgs 

litre / impact 

impact / min. 

FKL 100 mi 

6 - 8 

10 / 20 / 40 

5 / 7.5 / 10 

4.45 

0.5 – 1.1 

0.5 - 200 

 
The FKL 100 mi can be employed for wall thicknesses of up to 5 mm 
 
 

                                                 

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 Set impact force; Inlet 6 bars; Set frequency 

Operating instructions for FKL 100 mi 

EM 

02.07.2003 

4300.00 

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