We supply vibrating screens and bulk handling equipment for powder, chemical, food and mining plants — 25 product lines covering fine powder classification, heavy-duty mining screening, bulk conveying and bag handling. Orders start from a single unit, and every machine is inspected before shipment with photo and video records.
Fine Screening Equipment
For powders, granules and slurries that need accurate separation, our industrial screening machines cover rotary vibratory separators, tumbler screens, ultrasonic screens and centrifugal sifters. The fine powder screening machines family reaches 500-mesh duty with ultrasonic mesh cleaning, in contact parts of 304 or 316L stainless steel for food and pharmaceutical material.
Bulk Conveying Equipment
From silo to process line, our bulk material conveying systems include screw conveyors, bucket elevators, vibrating conveyors and feeders, plus enclosed pneumatic vacuum conveying for dust-free powder transfer between process stages.
Bag Handling Equipment
Upstream of the process, FIBC discharge solutions and sack emptying stations feed powder into the line: bulk bag unloaders for 500–2,000 kg FIBCs and bag dump stations for 25–50 kg sacks, both with integrated dust collection.
Why XiaoJiao
- Manufacturing partners in Xinxiang, Henan — the core of China’s vibrating screen industry belt — producing screening equipment since 1993.
- Annual output of 10,000 units (sets) including spare parts, across 25 product nodes in three families.
- Orders from a single unit on standard models, confirmed in writing on every proforma invoice.
- Pre-shipment inspection on every order: running test, dimension check, photo and video records before packing.
- One inquiry covers screens, feeders, conveyors, bag handling equipment and spare parts — no need to chase several suppliers.
Request a Quote
Tell us your material, mesh size and capacity, and we will come back with a model recommendation and price. Send your requirements — replies within 24 hours on working days. Datasheets and dimension drawings are available through our download and document request page.