Problems in the vibrating screen industry

1. The overall standard level is not high

There is a significant gap between the construction of standard systems, the principles and methods of standard formulation, and the technical content compared to international standards and standards of developed industrial countries and regions. There is a certain gap between the technical content indicators of the standard and advanced foreign standards. There is a lack of in-depth research on the standardization work in new fields such as product safety performance, environmental protection indicators, resource conservation and comprehensive utilization, which are widely concerned internationally. Currently, a relatively complete standard system for the vibrating screen

industry that is both in line with national conditions and international standards has not been fully formed.

2. The standard content is biased towards production-oriented products, making it difficult to meet market needs. With the development of the economy. The market's demand for standardization work is increasing. Government macro management requires standards; The entry of enterprise products into the market requires standards; Users also need to use standards to protect their economic interests and legitimate rights and interests. The required standards are the basis for determining whether a product is qualified, conducting product quality certification, and signing a product ordering contract. The current standards focus more on manufacturing requirements, materials, and process requirements in the production process. Neglecting trade requirements such as delivery acceptance conditions, safety performance, and reliability.

3. Standards are subject to repeated, cross, and mutually restrictive interactions. At present, there are frequent occurrences of repetition and intersection between industry standards and industry standards. Causing the coexistence of multiple industry standards for the same product, inconsistent classification of standard attributes, and inconsistent standard requirements in the current screening machinery industry, which brings unnecessary trouble to the implementation, supervision, management, and use of standards.

4. The naming of screening machinery products is not standardized, and there is even no unified executable standard. Each manufacturer names their products according to their own needs. Resulting in poor compatibility between products from various vibrating screen manufacturers, in the long run, it is not conducive to the development of the entire industry, and may even restrict the development of the entire screening industry, becoming a stumbling block on the industry's development path.