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JOHNSON SCREENS:<br />

Delivering Innovation Quality and<br />

Strength to the <strong>Quarry</strong> Industry


JOHNSON SCREENS®:<br />

Introduces you to the world’s best<br />

screening systems and the team that<br />

will help you monitor them to ensure<br />

peak performance.<br />

ONLY JOHNSON SCREENS OFFERS THE<br />

COMPLETE RANGE OF SCREENING MEDIA<br />

As the premier manufacturer of stainless steel, polyurethane, rubber<br />

and woven wire screening systems, <strong>Johnson</strong> <strong>Screens</strong> offers the most<br />

comprehensive and innovative range of screen surface media in the<br />

industry.<br />

Vee-Wire ®<br />

• Fully welded Centrifugal<br />

Screen baskets<br />

• Flat Panels<br />

• Sieve Bends<br />

• Custom Screen Panels<br />

• Water Intake <strong>Screens</strong><br />

• Water Well <strong>Screens</strong><br />

Polyurethane<br />

• Pipo Two ® modular screen system<br />

• Pipo Three ® modular system<br />

• Continuous Slot<br />

• Tension mat<br />

• Trommel Screen panels<br />

• Custom designed panels<br />

• Koko ® modular systems<br />

Combination and<br />

s p e c i a lt y p r o d u c ts<br />

• Poly-Vibe ®<br />

• TIRO ®<br />

• Pipo ® Perf<br />

• Pipo Vee-Wire<br />

Woven Wire<br />

• High Carbon<br />

• Stainless Steel<br />

• Exotic Materials<br />

Rubber<br />

• Punched rubber tension mats<br />

• Moulded modular screening systems<br />

Perforated plate<br />

• Available in round, square, hexagon,<br />

slotted slots and rectangular aperture.<br />

• Plate thickness from: 1.2mm - 6.0mm<br />

• Available in Pipo Two modular, Bolt-In<br />

panels and tensionable screens forms.<br />

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THE JOHNSON SCREENS®<br />

TEAM<br />

JOHNSON SCREENS:<br />

innovatiON, engineering,<br />

manufacturE, QUALITY,<br />

installation AND CHANGE OUT<br />

SERVICE, CONDITION MONITORING<br />

AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE<br />

<strong>Johnson</strong> <strong>Screens</strong> mission is to provide<br />

fast and effective response to all our<br />

clients on our complete range of <strong>products</strong>,<br />

where ever you may be, whatever you may<br />

need.<br />

HOW CAN JOHNSON SCREENS<br />

HELP YOU<br />

<strong>Johnson</strong> <strong>Screens</strong> will provide on-site<br />

technical assistance during installation,<br />

maintenance or repairs at your quarry.<br />

Specialised services we provide include;<br />

• Process optimization<br />

• Specialty product development<br />

• Audit of screening surfaces<br />

• Installation of new screening<br />

systems and components<br />

• Identify abnormal wear patterns<br />

• Recommend corrective action<br />

• Analysis of product performance<br />

• Technical assistance<br />

• 24hr on call assistance<br />

• Apertures list available<br />

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WOVEN WIRE<br />

SCREEN CLOTHS<br />

JOHNSON STOCKS A WIDE RANGE OF<br />

WOVEN WIRE SCREEN CLOTHS SUITABLE FOR<br />

THE QUARRY<br />

A screen cloth is a generic term for the<br />

most versatile and common of all<br />

screening mediums, within the quarry<br />

industry. Subject to individual<br />

applications, woven wire screens are<br />

supplied in standard aperture sizes from<br />

0.063mm to 125mm with various wire<br />

sizes and weaving patterns.<br />

Typical aperture / weave combinations<br />

include square, long slot, double chute<br />

and triple chute, agavibe/ polyvibe and<br />

piano wire screens.<br />

Broken down into two distinct groups<br />

largely due to the method of<br />

manufacture.<br />

1. FINE MESH SCREENS<br />

Manufactured in 304ss or 316ss<br />

2. WOVEN WIRE SCREENS<br />

Manufactured in Hi-Tensile wire<br />

‘AGATEX’, 304ss or 316ss<br />

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SPECIFICATIONS FOR ORDERING<br />

WOVEN WIRE<br />

Follow these easy steps below to<br />

specify when ordering your woven<br />

wire cloths:<br />

1. QUANTITY<br />

hook strip<br />

hook strip<br />

hook strip<br />

hook strip<br />

2. DIMENSIONS<br />

‘A’ over hooks<br />

‘B” overall length<br />

‘C’ length of hooks (if overlap)<br />

3. APERTURE<br />

a. Whether Square or Rectangular<br />

b. Indicate preference for particular<br />

type of crimp<br />

c. If rectangular aperture<br />

i. Width<br />

ii. Length<br />

“B”<br />

SLOTS “SP”<br />

Slots parallel<br />

to Hookstrip<br />

SLOTS “RA”<br />

Slots right angles<br />

to Hookstrip<br />

“C”<br />

4. WIRE DIAMETER<br />

5. METAL<br />

e.g. Agatex or Stainless Steel<br />

“A”<br />

“A” = over hooks<br />

“B” = overall length<br />

“C” = length of hooks (if overlaps)<br />

Important<br />

Remember to tension your screen cloths to drum head tightness and keep<br />

them at this degree of tightness for maximum performance<br />

and long life.<br />

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FINE MESH<br />

SPECIFICATIONS FOR ORDERING<br />

FINE MESH<br />

When selecting a mesh, the mesh count is<br />

the most important thing to keep in mind.<br />

The mesh count is the open area between<br />

wires and can be expressed as a whole<br />

number, a fraction or as two numbers. A<br />

whole number and fraction indicate the<br />

distance between the centers of both<br />

horizontal and vertical parallel wires. Two<br />

numbers such as 30 x 30 indicate the<br />

actual number of openings per linear inch,<br />

both vertically and horizontally.<br />

25.4mm<br />

To measure the size of the wire a<br />

MICROMETER should be used; a slight<br />

error in the diameter of wire would alter<br />

the aperture considerably.<br />

Key points to consider when<br />

specifying wire mesh:<br />

25.4mm<br />

1. The number of apertures per<br />

lineal 25.4mm.<br />

2. The clear space between the wires<br />

forming the mesh.<br />

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HARP SCREENS<br />

JOHNSON SCREENS® OFFERS A<br />

COMPREHENSIVE RANGE OF HARP SCREENS<br />

TO SUIT ALL TYPES OF MACHINES<br />

<strong>Screens</strong> can be supplied from eight<br />

various wire diameters;<br />

• Wire – High Tensile or<br />

Stainless Steel<br />

• Spacers – Metal or Plastic<br />

• Hooks – Galvanized or<br />

Stainless Steel<br />

Harp Screen Type Chart<br />

Aperture Light Duty<br />

Size (mm) Wire Dia (mm)<br />

1.00<br />

1.25<br />

1.50<br />

1.75<br />

2.00<br />

2.50<br />

3.00<br />

4.00<br />

5.00<br />

6.00<br />

7.00<br />

8.00<br />

9.00<br />

10.00<br />

11.00<br />

12.00<br />

14.00<br />

16.00<br />

0.70<br />

0.80<br />

1.00<br />

1.00<br />

1.25<br />

1.25<br />

1.40<br />

1.40<br />

1.60<br />

1.60<br />

1.80<br />

1.80<br />

Standard Duty<br />

Wire Dia (mm)<br />

0.70<br />

0.70<br />

0.70<br />

0.80<br />

1.00<br />

1.25<br />

1.25<br />

1.40<br />

1.40<br />

1.60<br />

1.60<br />

1.80<br />

1.80<br />

2.00<br />

2.00<br />

Heavy Duty<br />

Wire Dia (mm)<br />

0.70<br />

0.70<br />

0.70<br />

0.80<br />

0.80<br />

0.80<br />

1.00<br />

1.25<br />

1.40<br />

1.40<br />

1.60<br />

1.60<br />

1.80<br />

1.80<br />

2.00<br />

2.00<br />

Extra Heavy Duty<br />

Wire Dia (mm)<br />

0.80<br />

0.80<br />

0.80<br />

1.00<br />

1.00<br />

1.00<br />

1.25<br />

1.40<br />

1.60<br />

1.60<br />

1.80<br />

1.80<br />

2.00<br />

2.00<br />

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WOVEN WIRE AGAVIBE<br />

Second Generation,<br />

Non Blinding <strong>Screens</strong> ®<br />

Agavibe screens are the ‘traditional’ wire vibe<br />

screens, highly effective with a proven<br />

performance history:<br />

• Staple product for the quarrying<br />

industry.<br />

• Excellent open area.<br />

• Apertures from 2.5 to 32 mm<br />

available, in varying wire gauges.<br />

Agavibe screens can be manufactured<br />

using either round or shaped wires; these<br />

wires are woven forming a wave pattern.<br />

Transverse wire clusters hold the wires<br />

together.<br />

Agavibe<br />

Aperture<br />

Size (mm)<br />

2.5<br />

3<br />

4<br />

4.5<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

8<br />

10<br />

11<br />

12<br />

14<br />

16<br />

18<br />

20<br />

25<br />

30<br />

32<br />

32<br />

Wire<br />

Diameter (mm)<br />

1.25<br />

1.6<br />

1.6<br />

1.6<br />

2<br />

2<br />

2<br />

2.5<br />

2.5<br />

2.5<br />

3.15<br />

3.15<br />

3.15<br />

3.15<br />

4<br />

4<br />

5<br />

5<br />

6.3<br />

Open Area<br />

(%)<br />

44.0<br />

43.3<br />

45.1<br />

48.5<br />

44.6<br />

47.2<br />

50.1<br />

50.5<br />

54.2<br />

59.6<br />

53.2<br />

57.1<br />

61.2<br />

64.9<br />

54.9<br />

58.1<br />

63.3<br />

75.0<br />

70.0<br />

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TIRO ® AND<br />

POLY-VIBE ®<br />

TIRO VIBE ‘Tap In Rip Out’<br />

Vibe <strong>Screens</strong><br />

TIRO vibe screens are an extension of<br />

the Poly-Vibe, in which smaller panels<br />

are simply snapped on to the support<br />

frame of the screen.<br />

TIRO is a safe, highly efficient,<br />

non-pegging and non-blinding modular<br />

wire screening system<br />

The advantages of such a screen are<br />

obvious: only worn panels need be<br />

replaced; screen panels are much smaller<br />

than fully-hooked screen panels and are<br />

therefore lighter and safer for the<br />

maintenance teams; replacement is<br />

carried out with a leaver and a mallet;<br />

wires are rectangular rather than round<br />

and therefore have improved wear<br />

results and higher open area.<br />

POLY-VIBE: REDUCES BLINDING AND<br />

PLUGGING OF THE SCREEN SURFACE<br />

The most persistent problem in vibratory<br />

screening has been blinding and<br />

plugging of the screen surfaces. To<br />

reduce or eliminate this, <strong>Johnson</strong><br />

<strong>Screens</strong>® has developed screen panels<br />

using non-woven wires bound together<br />

by polyurethane strips.<br />

These strips are located above the bucker<br />

bars, creating a flat surface in which the<br />

wires can move independently.<br />

The flat, more active screen surface,<br />

reduces buildup and increases<br />

throughput, virtually eliminating the<br />

need to shut down for screen cleaning.<br />

The lighter weight screens with<br />

polyurethane edge strips and no sharp<br />

edges are also easier and safer to handle<br />

and faster to install.<br />

Actual field performance comparisons<br />

show that Poly-Vibe screens, on a wet<br />

day, nearly equal dry day production of<br />

conventional woven wire screens.<br />

Poly-Vibe screens are manufactured<br />

with tension hooks and are<br />

extensively used in the sand and gravel<br />

industry.<br />

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Rubber screening<br />

systems<br />

Rubber Tension Mat, Fully Modular Pipo Two<br />

& Special Heavy Duty steel backed<br />

screen panels<br />

<strong>Johnson</strong>’s Rubber Screening Systems<br />

compliments woven wire and<br />

polyurethane screens and can be used in<br />

tension mat, modular or special heavyduty<br />

steel backed formats. The fully<br />

moulded modular panels are available<br />

with the <strong>Johnson</strong> <strong>Screens</strong> ® patented Pipo<br />

Two ® system and one-foot square<br />

modules.<br />

Benefits of<br />

rubber mats:<br />

• Tough<br />

• Resistance to cutting and gouging<br />

• Ability to perform in extreme hot<br />

and cold conditions<br />

• Resistance to impact<br />

• Resistance to abrasion<br />

• Low noise factor<br />

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polyurethane<br />

Tension MatS<br />

Polyurethane is recognised as<br />

one of the best AND MOST VERSTILE<br />

MATERIALS FOR SCREENING SURFACES<br />

The use of polyurethane tensionable<br />

mats as a screening surface has<br />

significant advantages provided the<br />

application is appraised correctly:<br />

• <strong>Johnson</strong> <strong>Screens</strong>’ advanced design<br />

through sustained research,<br />

development and quality of<br />

manufacture has allowed for the<br />

correct relief angle to be designed<br />

into each application, ensuring<br />

optimum performance.<br />

• As a result ‘pegging’ and ‘binding’ is<br />

minimised, reducing the frequency of<br />

scheduled stoppages<br />

caused by screening surface failure.<br />

• Polyurethane tension mats have a<br />

long life when screening materials<br />

such as quartz; silicon sand,<br />

gravel etc.<br />

• Polyurethane exhibits the<br />

characteristic elasticity of rubber .<br />

• The distinct advantage polyurethane<br />

mats have over rubber is the accuracy<br />

of the cast apertures.<br />

• Polyurethane tension mats, allow for<br />

more precise screening compared to<br />

the punched apertures in rubber.<br />

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PIPO TWO ® :<br />

The first 2’ x 1’<br />

patented modular<br />

screening system<br />

THE PIPO (PUSH IN, PULL OUT)<br />

MODULAR SCREENING SYSTEM IS<br />

SIMPLE, TOUGH AND EFFECTIVE<br />

• First designed by <strong>Johnson</strong> engineers<br />

in the late eighties, Pipo is now the<br />

standard format throughout the<br />

world<br />

The ability to combine differing materials<br />

and modules allows the plant manager to<br />

manage the screen as desired. This<br />

“configured deck” concept is another way<br />

that <strong>Johnson</strong> <strong>Screens</strong>® can help you to get<br />

the most out of your operation.<br />

The intermediate rail currently used in our<br />

Pipo Two System now incorporates a<br />

deflecting polyurethane skirt eliminating<br />

wear on the support frame rails from the<br />

module and the material being screened.<br />

• Features ease of installation and<br />

shortened maintenance change out.<br />

• Modules are available with varied<br />

configurations including flat, ramp,<br />

cross dam and deflectors<br />

• Apertures are available in square,<br />

slotted, teardrop, hexagonal and splits<br />

• Apertures list available<br />

Pipo Two has the ability to incorporate<br />

other surface media with the lateral<br />

engaging clip design. For example: Pipo<br />

Two Wedge Wire (Stainless Steel Vee<br />

Wire®), Pipo Two Perforated Plate, rubber<br />

panels or high impact panels<br />

incorporating ceramic tiles.<br />

Pipo’s Continuous Slot polyurethane<br />

screen panels offer the highest open area<br />

available in the heavy to medium duty<br />

market.<br />

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PIPO THREE ®<br />

The next generation<br />

in screening systems<br />

Pipo three Is the MOST<br />

ECONOMICAL CONSUMABLE<br />

IN TODAYS MARKET<br />

Building upon the many proven<br />

advantages of the Pipo systems, the<br />

engineering team at <strong>Johnson</strong> <strong>Screens</strong>®<br />

have created Pipo Three, the most<br />

innovative screening system of all<br />

time.<br />

It has been especially designed to<br />

address your business needs and to<br />

further improve:<br />

• Operating costs<br />

• Screen utilization<br />

• Plant Availability<br />

• Ease of maintenance<br />

Pipo Three is unlike any other<br />

modular polyurethane panel. Using a<br />

support structure that clips into Pipo<br />

Two intermediate rails, Pipo Three is a<br />

removable working screening surface.<br />

By separating the internal<br />

reinforcement and the screening<br />

surface, only the top section is<br />

replaced while the structural support<br />

remains in the machine to be used<br />

again, reducing the cost of screen<br />

maintenance.<br />

Pipo Three features separated<br />

reinforcement and skin that give the<br />

mat a ‘live’ surface, reducing or<br />

eliminating blinding entirely. This<br />

means the open area is maximised for<br />

the life of the deck without any costly<br />

and time consuming wash downs.<br />

The Pipo Three two-part modular system<br />

and long life flexible screening panel<br />

provide:<br />

• The lightest replacement screen<br />

element in the industry<br />

• Maximised open area<br />

• The simplest, safest and most cost<br />

effective change-over replacement<br />

process<br />

• Easy interchange with existing<br />

Pipo Two system<br />

• Efficient, accurate screening<br />

from 0.25-25mm<br />

• Low ongoing unit cost<br />

• Screen dimensions can be custom<br />

designed<br />

• Apertures list available<br />

Sticky, moist feeds with high clay can<br />

still be screened. This increases screen<br />

utilisation, thereby maximising<br />

throughput and profitability.<br />

EASY INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL PROCESS<br />

1 2<br />

Screwdriver assists in easy<br />

removal<br />

Flexible design enables the skin<br />

to easily peel out<br />

3 4<br />

Frame slots into position<br />

Skin locks into place<br />

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Trommel ScreenS<br />

JOHNSON SCREENS® SPECIALISES<br />

IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF<br />

CUSTOM DESIGNED CYLINDRICAL<br />

TROMMEL SCREEN SYSTEMS.<br />

Plant managers should investigate the<br />

advantages of using the <strong>Johnson</strong><br />

<strong>Screens</strong> Pipo Two ® modular screening<br />

system for their Trommel screens:<br />

• Custom designed for individual<br />

applications.<br />

• <strong>Johnson</strong> <strong>Screens</strong> engineers will<br />

assist in determining the appropriate<br />

screening media; polyurethane,<br />

rubber, woven wire or Vee-Wire ® .<br />

• Suits wet or dry applications.<br />

• Successfully screens Mineral Sands,<br />

Sands, Coal, Phosphate and Gravel.<br />

• Aperture opening sizes and designs<br />

can be varied depending upon the<br />

application.<br />

• Panels can be custom designed<br />

and sized as required.<br />

• Polyurethane portholes protect the<br />

trommel frame.<br />

• Vee-Wire Trommels and Cylinder<br />

screens feature high open area<br />

and accurate classification.<br />

• <strong>Johnson</strong>’s full ranges of Vee-Wire<br />

shapes are available for most<br />

designs.<br />

• All of the virtues of our other<br />

polyurethane screening systems are<br />

incorporated in our special trommel<br />

screen mats and modules.<br />

• Panels are steel reinforced as<br />

required.<br />

• Lightweight screen modules are<br />

manufactured with innovative fixing<br />

mounts that protect the trommel<br />

and facilitate quick installation.<br />

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PLASMA CUT METALS<br />

AND PERFORATED PLATE<br />

Whenever profile holes are<br />

needed, we can put them where<br />

you want them in a wide choice of<br />

material specifications and finish<br />

With our availability of plasma cut metals<br />

and perforated plates there are almost no<br />

limitations to the design, shape and<br />

material type that can be provided.<br />

PERFORATED METALS INCLUDE:<br />

• Mild Steel<br />

• Stainless Steel<br />

• Aluminium<br />

PLASMA CUT METALS INCLUDE:<br />

• Mild Steel<br />

• Stainless Steel<br />

• Wear Plates<br />

PROFILE SHAPES INCLUDE<br />

• Round<br />

• Square<br />

• Rectangular slots<br />

• Obround slots<br />

• Hexagon and diamond apertures<br />

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Providing over 100 years of experience,<br />

innovation and customer satisfaction.<br />

Contact us today.<br />

OUR WIDE RANGE OF PRECISION<br />

ENGINEERED EQUIPMENT IS<br />

SUITABLE FOR MORE<br />

APPLICATIONS THAN EVER.<br />

Turn to <strong>Johnson</strong> <strong>Screens</strong>® to help<br />

maximise your operational efficiency<br />

and find long-term, trouble-free<br />

solutions. Discover our ever expanding<br />

range of <strong>products</strong>, designed with your<br />

needs in mind:<br />

MINERAL AND AGGREGATE<br />

PROCESSING<br />

Vee Wire ® centrifuge baskets<br />

Sieve bends, flat panels<br />

P/U modular screening systems<br />

P/U and Wire combination screens<br />

Rubber Screening systems<br />

HDPE pipe, P/U lined pipe<br />

SAG and Ball Mill liners<br />

Rubber Ceramic Wear Liners<br />

Woven Wire and perforated plate<br />

<strong>Screens</strong><br />

ARCHITECTURE &<br />

CONSTRUCTION<br />

Column covers<br />

Urban furniture<br />

Frontages<br />

Floor grating<br />

Ventilation grids<br />

Sun-control screens<br />

Custom lighting<br />

Furniture<br />

Wall partitions<br />

GENERAL INDUSTRIAL<br />

Flat panels<br />

Sieve bends<br />

Cylindrical screens<br />

Centrifugal baskets<br />

DSM screens<br />

Trommels<br />

Vibrator screens<br />

Diffuser screens<br />

Pressure screens<br />

PETROCHEMICAL AND REFINING<br />

Centerpipes<br />

Outer baskets<br />

Scallops<br />

Support grids & beams<br />

Outlet collectors<br />

Laterals<br />

Distributor trays<br />

Nozzle systems<br />

Scale traps<br />

PULP AND PAPER<br />

Screen baskets<br />

Extraction plates<br />

Rotors<br />

Filtrate cleaning<br />

Fiber recovery<br />

Refurbishing services<br />

WATER PROCESS<br />

HeadWorks<br />

Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF)<br />

Belt Presses<br />

Progressing Cavity Pumps<br />

Triton Underdrains<br />

Intake <strong>Screens</strong><br />

Ultra-Filtration<br />

CoMag ®<br />

WATER WELL<br />

Wellscreens (Stainless steel & PVC)<br />

Riser pipes<br />

Sand spears<br />

Environmental monitoring screens<br />

Drilling fluid<br />

Nu-Well ® rehabilitation chemicals<br />

ON-SITE SERVICES<br />

Installation<br />

Inspection<br />

Repair<br />

Assistance<br />

Supervision<br />

A Weatherford Company<br />

<strong>Johnson</strong> <strong>Screens</strong><br />

TEL.: +27 11 864 2773<br />

FAX: +27 11 864 6069<br />

EMAIL: salesasiapacific@johnsonscreens.com<br />

4 Chris Street, Alrode, Alberton, South Africa<br />

PO Box 123771, Alrode 1451<br />

www.johnsonscreens.com<br />

Copyright ©2009 All rights reserved to <strong>Johnson</strong> <strong>Screens</strong> (Australia) Pty Ltd

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