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In the powder screening field, airflow sieves are widely used in industries such as chemicals, food, and pharmaceuticals due to their high efficiency, dust-free operation, and suitability for fine materials. However, many users experience issues like low screening efficiency and reduced output during use. Among the various causes, insufficient airflow pressure is often a key factor. As a professional vibrating screen manufacturer, Win-Win Machinery is here to analyze the causes and offer practical solutions.

As the core equipment in material classification, vibrating screens directly influence production efficiency and product quality.

During screening operations, a sudden rise in material moisture can severely reduce the performance of rotary vibrating screens—causing screen clogging, reduced throughput, or even equipment damage. But why does material moisture increase? And what can you do about it? 

During the operation of a vibrating screen, a sudden increase in oversized or blocky material entering the screen can reduce screening efficiency, accelerate equipment wear, and even cause screen mesh clogging. So why does this happen—and how should you address it? This article explores the root causes and offers practical optimization strategies.