Cement & building materials
Fine fraction and residue on sieve for clinker, cement, limestone, and filler QC — complementing Blaine and strength programmes.
Vector VTR-1014 Alpine air jet sieve — negative-pressure jet sieving for fine and ultrafine powders from 10 µm to 4 mm. ISO 4610 / DIN 66165 particle size analysis with vacuum system, purge accessories, and reproducible results for cement, minerals, and food QC.
10 µm – 4 mm · 200 mm sieves · ISO 4610 / DIN 66165 · vacuum + purge
The Vector VTR-1014 Alpine Air Jet Sieve uses negative-pressure air jet sieving to size fine and ultrafine powders that conventional mechanical shakers cannot reliably classify — from about 10 µm to 4 mm depending on material and sieve stack.
A rotating slit nozzle draws air through the test sieve under controlled vacuum, dispersing agglomerates and passing only particles below the mesh aperture. The result is a reproducible particle size distribution for cement, minerals, chemicals, food ingredients, and pharmaceutical powders where fines control matters.
The VTR-1014 supports workflows aligned with ISO 4610 and DIN 66165, with standard 200 mm test sieves, integrated vacuum, and optional purge accessories for consistent sample conditioning between runs.
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Designed for particle size analysis workflows referencing ISO 4610 and DIN 66165 air jet sieving practice. Supplied as CE-marked laboratory equipment with Vector application support for sieve selection and vacuum setup.

Air jet sieving is the reference method when mechanical vibration cannot break agglomerates or when sub-40 µm fractions must be reported with confidence.
Fine fraction and residue on sieve for clinker, cement, limestone, and filler QC — complementing Blaine and strength programmes.
Ultrafine tailings, ground ore, and industrial mineral powders where agglomeration skews mechanical sieve results.
Flour, starch, sugar, and additive powders — hygienic sieving with repeatable fine-end classification.
Pigments, toners, API, and excipient batches where particle size distribution affects performance and release.
Method development and student labs comparing air jet vs mechanical sieving on cohesive fine powders.
Negative-pressure dispersion, standard sieve compatibility, and accessory support for repeatable fine-particle analysis.
Rotating nozzle and controlled vacuum break agglomerates so only undersize particles pass — essential for cohesive fines.
Classify powders from about 10 µm upward — where conventional shakers lose accuracy on fine fractions.
Uses 200 mm diameter ISO test sieves across a wide mesh range for flexible stack configurations.
Stable negative pressure for consistent jet velocity and repeatable residue-on-sieve results shift to shift.
Optional purge and accessory kit for sample conditioning, cleaning, and line preparation between campaigns.
CE-marked unit for industrial QC labs, commercial testing houses, and research facilities.
Sample is placed on a test sieve and enclosed under a lid. Vacuum draws air through a rotating slit nozzle, creating a jet that disperses the powder against the mesh. Particles finer than the aperture pass through; the residue is weighed to determine the size fraction.
Consistent results depend on a clean vacuum path and properly conditioned sample. Vector supplies purge and accessory components to support line clearing, sample handling, and routine maintenance between high-throughput shifts.

Product brochure for the Vector VTR-1014 Alpine air jet sieve — specifications, vacuum and purge accessories, standards coverage, and typical fine-particle laboratory applications.
Brochure (PDF)Vector Alpine air jet sieve
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