Nine Process Connections in One Stainless Lid

This is a custom stainless steel cover for a round vibratory separator, built with a center feed inlet, four capped inspection ports, and four beaded connector collars — nine penetrations in a single lid. It exists for processes that have outgrown a standard cover, where one inlet and one sight port cannot carry the pipework, venting, and sampling the line actually needs. Four lifting eyes let the cover come straight off the machine without prying at the rim. Built in 304 stainless with a bead-blast finish for a clean, non-directional surface that wipes down easily.

• Built to Your Machine: Measured to your separator's clamp ring and top deck. Send the make, model, and deck size and we work from that.
• Port Layout: Inlet, inspection port, and connector collar positions are set from your existing pipework and overhead clearances — not from a stock pattern.
• Connector Collars: Beaded collars sized to take flexible connectors or boots, secured with worm-gear clamps.
• Inspection Ports: Fitted with removable caps so you can check or sample without pulling the cover.
• Replaces: Standard dome and flat covers on lines where a single inlet and one inspection port are no longer enough.

• Lead Time: Typically 3–6 weeks from approved drawing, depending on shop load.
• Quotes & Drawings: Most quotes and drawings turn around in 1–2 business days.
• Shipping: Crated and shipped freight; parcel where the size allows.
• Expedited: Available on request — tell us your required date when you ask for the quote.

• 304 Stainless Construction: Corrosion-resistant and washdown-friendly for food, pharmaceutical, and chemical duty.
• Bead-Blast Finish: A uniform, non-directional surface that hides handling marks and cleans without trapping product in a grain direction.
• Nine Penetrations, One Lid: A center feed inlet, four inspection ports, and four connector collars — no adapter plates, no field-cut holes.
• Four Lifting Eyes: Fixed lift points so the cover comes off square, protecting the gasket seat and keeping the collars from being used as handles.
• Low-Profile Design: A shallow crown for facilities working under limited overhead clearance.
• Fully Custom Layout: Port count, size, and position built to your drawing or to one we produce for you.

• Material: 304 stainless steel.
• Finish: Bead-blast, non-directional.
• Center Inlet: One, collared for a flexible connector.
• Inspection Ports: Four, with removable caps.
• Connector Collars: Four, beaded for boot-and-clamp attachment.
• Lifting Points: Four lifting eyes.
• Dimensions: Built to your equipment — send your machine size and port requirements for a quote.

Q: What is a multi-port screener cover?
A: A multi-port cover is a custom lid for a round vibratory separator that carries more than the usual single inlet and single inspection port. This one has nine penetrations: one center feed inlet, four capped inspection ports, and four connector collars for flexible boots.

Q: Why choose a custom cover instead of a standard dome cover?
A: A standard dome cover comes with one inlet and one inspection port. If your process needs several takeoffs, vent or dust connections, or sight access at more than one point around the deck, a custom cover puts every penetration where your pipework already runs, instead of forcing you to re-plumb around a stock lid.

Q: What are the connector collars for?
A: The beaded collars accept flexible connector boots, clamped on with worm-gear clamps. The bead stops the clamp sliding off while the machine vibrates. Depending on the process, the collars carry feed, vent, dust take-off, or instrument lines.

Q: Why 304 stainless with a bead-blast finish?
A: 304 stainless resists corrosion and holds up to washdown, which matters in food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and chemical plants. The bead-blast finish leaves a uniform, non-directional surface that hides handling marks and wipes clean without trapping product along a grain direction.

Q: What do the lifting eyes do?
A: The four lifting eyes give fixed points to lift the cover straight off the machine. On a lid this heavily ported, that avoids prying at the rim, protects the gasket seat, and stops the collars being used as handles.

Q: What do you need from me to quote one?
A: Your separator's make, model, and deck diameter, plus the port layout you need — how many connections, what sizes, and roughly where they sit. A photo of your current cover and pipework is usually enough to start. Most quotes and drawings come back in 1–2 business days.

Q: Can you build a different port count or layout?
A: Yes. The cover shown is one configuration. Port count, port size, collar placement, and lifting eye positions are all built to your requirements.