Turbine vibrators are manufactured specifically for industrial usage. They are also an ideal size. They can save air, are extremely efficient and have a silent operation.

Since the noise level is so low, turbine vibrators have become the specified choice for many industries. In addition, these vibrators have a long shelf life and are virtually maintenance-free.

At Martin Vibration Systems, our MARTIN WHIRLWIND high-frequency turbine vibrator produces the most power with less noise. Its built-in handle allows easy portability, and the silent operation will not harm your employee’s hearing. Turbine vibration will keep your company running smoothly, and you will save time and money in the long run!

Martin Vibration Systems offers so much more than just industrial vibrators. We provide quality vibrators to suit all of your company’s needs. We offer thousands of industrial vibrators, including hydraulic, electric and pneumatic versions. What’s more, our vibrators can reduce costs by eliminating noise and improving overall performance levels.

Industrial vibrators are essential to producing products which we use every day. From food and medicine to breweries and consumer products, Martin Vibration Systems is working hard to improve material flow.

The use of vibration has proven effective in many types of applications. Industrial vibrators are an economical and cost effective means to generating vibration.

We offer a wide range of models and consider ourselves specialists and the leader in industrial vibrators. An industry standard, we can provide the best solution to your problem.

Industrial vibration has been around for a number of years and has proven to be a favorable method to enhance product flow and also improve productivity.

In addition to being cost effective, industrial vibrators have proven to be dependable in helping companies with a variety of needs. Not only do industrial vibrators reduce hearing loss and the risks of back injuries, but they also can minimize plant noise and overall operating costs.

The growth of industrial vibration continues today as the preferred choice for many customers, as it is cost effective, low energy dependable and durable.

Industrial vibrators really do lower production costs. They are an integral part of industrial material flow systems, and are very efficient and overall quite cost effective.

You will save money since industrial vibrators are silent and require no additional hearing protection.

In addition, industrial vibration products have minimal moving parts and are considered far less maintenance compared to mechanical options.

There are different vibration tendencies available which help to control product breakage and packaging issues caused by mechanical options.

Martin Vibration Systems offers many unique vibration products for your individual needs. Feel free to contact us to find out how we can better serve you.

Martin Vibrations Systems offers a quiet, energy efficient solution to vibration. The Martin Wedgie Portable Mounting Vibrator is a perfect solution for reducing and absorbing unwanted noise. This is primarily due to the patented inner surface which is coated with a space-age plastic material which is able to effectively absorb noise.
Additionally, The Martin Wedgie is simple to remove, and its noise levels are far below the required limits.
Because it is portable, it is able to be removed without difficulty, as the vibrator slides easily on and off of the molded shoe.
More importantly, the wedgie is sanitary, as the stainless steel design sheds materials without unwanted flaking.
Martin Vibrations Systems offers three types of vibrators: lube-free, non-impacting and single impacting which creates a hammer-like blow.
Feel free to call us for a free consultation. Martin Vibrations Systems can assist you with sizing, pricing and your specific needs.

Industrial vibrators have been around for over 50 years. Many industries use them to lower energy costs and also to cut out a large amount of noise. They can include compacting vibrators, concrete vibrators, linear and electric vibrators. There are a wide range of electric models with frequencies of 900 to 3600. Output forces can be 20 lbs to as much as 50,000 lbs. Horse power ranges can begin at 1/50 to 17-1/2 HP.

Industrial vibrators can be either internal or external, ranging from low and high frequency models. Although rugged, quality industrial vibrators should be energy efficient. Some contain up to 20% less noise than the impacting series.

Industries which use industrial vibrators are generally Construction, Chemical, Food, Plastics, Steel and Pharmaceutical companies.

Martin Vibration Systems designs PKL Impactors to generate individual blows similar to that of a hammer. The impact provides high acceleration and the exact force required to move sticky or clinging materials from storage vessel walls. The impacts per minute are variable between 10 and 60, without the use of a timing device. The controllability of the units ensures the right force to do the job, reducing noise, energy costs, and bin damage.

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Millions of workers are exposed to potentially damaging nois in the workplace each year. According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, about 30,000,000 US workers are affected.

One way to tackle the noise problem is to replace old vibrators with Martin Vibrations System’s pneumatic turbine vibrators. Our silent turbine vibrators may have a higher initial price than ball and piston vibrators, but cost less in the long run to operate and maintain.

Our vibrators eliminate or reduce noise, reduce the need for constant worker monitoring, and operate well below the threshold for sound under the Hearing Conservation Amendment.

The compaction table industry is alive and well at Martin Engineering. This past year there were three major size compaction tables built, tested, and shipped to different parts of the country.

First, the table of great weight, 4,000 lbs load capacity, was required by the Denver Mint. The requirement was to compact blanks in tote bins. No big deal until we reviewed the table requirements, which called for a chain-pulled cart to run under the table, thus, requiring a special frame to support the load. Then the top had to have a special guide to position the tote bin. This configuration upset the natural balance of the table top, which required a special sized air bag to lift and clean the chain-pulled cart and support the load during compaction. Electric vibrators were chosen to move the parts within the tote bins.

The second compaction table was a special in its small size, 24 x 24 square, to compact a 250 lbs. load. The compaction required an NTK55. A minimal height of the table was required; thus, the smallest lift and diameter air bags were used. An air control unit was installed to provide air at the required pressure to operate the vibrator and lift the load for vibration. Mission accomplished. The Unit shipped to our customer and then to the final installation overseas.

The third was the Grand-Daddy of Martin Engineering’s Vibratory Tables to date: three sections tied together to work in unison to compact a special molded part for Boeing Aircraft Company. The top was ground for a special finish. The welded construction had to support loads up to 3,000 lbs with minimum deflection of .0017 per section and have the capability of leveling each section independently. Again a special control panel was designed to operate the vibrators to compact the load within the special mold, which was bolted to the table top. A special passageway through the frameworks had to be provided for maintenance on the motors and weight adjustments for different frequencies of different loads.

At Martin Engineering we can assist you in developing a compaction table to suit your customer’s needs. Please send your request for our technical support people to review and advise the best means to solve a compaction challenge.