What type of screening equipment is characterized by high-frequency vibrations (1000 to 7000 Hz) and is used for a wide range of particle sizes with good separating efficiency?
Explanation
This question tests the ability to differentiate between various types of dynamic screening equipment based on their operational characteristics, such as frequency of motion.
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