Compass Wire Cloth Highlights the Performance and Versatility of Piano Wire Screens
High-Throughput, Self-Cleaning Screens Engineered for Precision, Durability, and Superior Material Handling
Compass Wire Cloth, a North American leading manufacturer of separation, sifting, and screening solutions, highlights its Piano Wire Screens, also known as Harp Wire Screens, as a high-performance solution for operators seeking efficiency, durability, and precision in demanding screening applications. Engineered with long wires, these screens eliminate cross wires to achieve the highest open area of any screen on the market, delivering throughput up to five times greater than traditional long-slot woven screens.
Piano Wire Screens from Compass Wire Cloth are available with plastic or metal profile bars, giving users the flexibility to match material and application requirements. Plastic bars provide greater flexibility and improved vibration, helping keep the screen surface clean and reducing blinding. Metal profile bars offer added structural rigidity where required. These profiles are moveable to allow for quick adjustment to support rails, enabling fine-tuning for better alignment and optimal performance.
Built for both side-tensioned or end-tensioned screen setups, these screens come equipped with common hook types, and custom hook shapes are available to accommodate virtually any screening machine. Compass Wire Cloth offers these screens made of high-quality, high-tensile, or stainless-steel wire, ensuring a long service life even in tough conditions. High-tensile wire is ideal for screening dry materials, while stainless steel excels in high-moisture environments.
With wire thickness options selected based on throughput requirements, self-cleaning performance, and resistance to impact and abrasion, users can expect tailored solutions that balance strength and efficiency. Opening sizes range from 1mm to 19mm, giving operators the precision to match screen selection to specific materials.
These screens are particularly effective for fine screening of sand, gravel, compost, topsoil, coal, and recycled materials. They are also an excellent choice for handling challenging materials that are prone to clogging, blinding, and overrunning. Their design excels at removing roots and other elongated debris, offering a cleaner separation and reducing material contamination.
Compass Wire Cloth's Piano Wire Screens deliver unmatched screening performance. Whether operating in recycling, mining, landscaping, or construction, these screens are engineered to meet the most demanding screening conditions with efficiency and reliability.
For more information, visit https://www.compasswire.com/.
About Compass Wire Cloth
Compass Wire Cloth is a North American leading manufacturer of separation, sifting, and screening solutions. With a commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction, the company serves a diverse range of industries, including food and beverage processing, agriculture, metal powders, and more. Compass Wire Cloth's experienced team delivers customized solutions to meet the unique needs of each customer. Visit us at: www.compasswire.com
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