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Heavy Inertial Screen GDSMТ-72 (GIT-72) for Aggregate Separation
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heavy inertial screen GIT-63 (GDSMT-63) is a heavy type of inertial screen, which is designed for intermediate and commodity separation into fractions of such materials as gravel, crushed stone, gravel-sand mass, crushed stone and others.
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