To select a compatible BRANDT LCM-2D replacement flat screen, verify the shaker model and screen installation arrangement, then compare the replacement’s overall dimensions, fastening or sealing features, mesh specification, and support construction with the screen currently in use. A screen described as “LCM-2D compatible” should not be ordered on model name alone: equipment revisions and screen designs can differ, so confirm the fit against your machine and supplier drawings before purchase.
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In this guide, we explain what to check, how to specify a replacement, and what information to provide when requesting a quotation. At Yuanpeng, we supply wire-mesh screening products and can review your requirements to help identify a suitable replacement. Final compatibility should be confirmed against the actual shaker and screen configuration.
This guide is for drilling contractors, mud engineers, maintenance teams, distributors, and procurement professionals sourcing BRANDT LCM-2D replacement flat screens. It is also useful for buyers comparing suppliers or replacing a screen when the original label or documentation is unavailable. The guidance focuses on practical information to confirm before purchase rather than assuming that every screen carrying the same model description is interchangeable.
A replacement flat screen is a screening panel intended to fit a compatible shale shaker and separate solids from drilling fluid as the fluid passes through the screen surface. Its performance depends on the mesh layers and openings, the supporting structure, the condition of the screen, and the operating conditions. The term “flat screen” describes the general panel format; it does not by itself establish the panel’s exact dimensions or fastening details.
BRANDT is a third-party equipment brand name. Yuanpeng supplies replacement screening products and is not claiming affiliation with or endorsement by the equipment manufacturer. Buyers should use equipment names to identify the application, then verify the physical and technical requirements before approving an order.
Mesh selection affects the size of particles a screen can retain and the volume of fluid that can pass through it. Buyers may describe a screen by mesh designation, opening size, or a drilling-fluid screen classification; these terms are not always directly interchangeable. When possible, provide the marking from the existing panel and state the separation requirement for the application.
For a clear technical request, list the mesh opening in micrometres (μm) and the wire diameter in millimetres (mm), if known. If you only have a mesh designation, send that information and ask the supplier to confirm how it relates to the offered product. Do not select a finer screen solely by designation: the operating fluid, solids loading, and shaker setup also matter.
Wire mesh may be supplied in different material grades and layer arrangements, depending on the required service and product design. A screen can also include a supporting plate or other backing structure that helps maintain the panel shape. Confirm the material and construction offered rather than assuming they match the original screen.
If corrosion exposure, temperature, fluid chemistry, or cleaning practices are important, describe them in the inquiry. These details give the supplier context for recommending a material option, but a supplier should not promise suitability without reviewing the stated conditions. Ask for the material description and construction details to be recorded in the quotation or specification sheet.
Record the shaker manufacturer and model exactly as shown on the equipment nameplate or maintenance records, including any suffix or revision. Note the screen position and quantity required, since a machine may use more than one panel and purchasing one replacement does not confirm that every position uses the same specification. If the model identification is uncertain, send a nameplate photograph.
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Measure the overall length and width in millimetres (mm), and note the panel thickness or profile where relevant. Take measurements across the outer frame or panel edges consistently, rather than measuring only the exposed mesh area. A practical check is to compare the replacement drawing with the used screen and the shaker’s receiving area before approving production.
Record how the screen is held in place, including any hooks, edges, clamps, wedges, or other retention features visible on the existing assembly. Photograph the panel from both sides and capture close-ups of its edges and contact surfaces. If the screen uses a sealing strip or other interface component, confirm whether that component is included with the replacement.
Provide the current mesh designation or a representative sample, along with the drilling-fluid and solids-separation requirements. If the panel is damaged or worn, its appearance may not reliably show the original opening size, so check purchase records or consult the equipment documentation where available. Ask the supplier to state the proposed mesh specification clearly and flag any uncertainty before order confirmation.
Before purchasing, compare the proposed screen drawing or specification with your measurements and photos. Confirm dimensions, mesh, material, construction, retention details, quantity, packaging, and delivery terms in writing. When fitment is critical and documentation is incomplete, discuss a sample or additional verification step with the supplier before committing to a larger order.
| Selection point | Information to provide | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Equipment identification | Manufacturer, model, revision, and screen position | Helps distinguish equipment configurations and intended fit |
| Panel fit | Length, width, profile, and retention details | Reduces the risk of ordering a panel that cannot be installed correctly |
| Screening specification | Mesh designation or opening, wire diameter, and application need | Clarifies the requested separation and product construction |
| Service conditions | Fluid, solids, cleaning practice, and relevant exposure conditions | Provides context for reviewing material and product options |
| Commercial requirements | Quantity, destination, required delivery window, and packaging needs | Allows the supplier to prepare a useful quotation and supply plan |
The price of a replacement screen depends on the confirmed dimensions, mesh and material specification, construction, order quantity, packaging, and shipping destination. Minimum order quantity (MOQ) and lead time can vary by specification and production schedule. Without those details, a supplier cannot provide a reliable project-specific quotation.
For an accurate inquiry, send the requested quantity and delivery destination together with your technical information. Ask the supplier to separate product cost, packaging, and freight where applicable, and to state the quotation validity and estimated dispatch schedule. Treat any quoted lead time as subject to confirmation until the specification and order details are agreed.
A frequent mistake is ordering by model name alone, without checking panel dimensions and retention features. Another is treating mesh designations as universally equivalent, even when suppliers use different product descriptions or construction methods. Buyers can also overlook the importance of stating the operating requirement, which makes it harder to assess whether the proposed mesh is appropriate.
To avoid these issues, provide multiple forms of identification: model details, measurements, photos, and any available screen marking or purchase record. If information conflicts, resolve the discrepancy with the supplier before production. Clear documentation at the quotation stage is more useful than relying on an informal compatibility statement.
At Yuanpeng, we support B2B inquiries for wire-mesh replacement screens by reviewing the application details and discussing the requested construction and supply requirements. Send the shaker model, screen position, dimensions in mm, mesh information, photos, quantity, and destination. If you have a drawing or used panel sample, include it so we can review the fitment information more effectively.
To move forward, request a written quotation that lists the proposed screen specification, any unresolved compatibility questions, MOQ, estimated lead time, and shipping details. BRANDT LCM-2D replacement flat screens can be selected more confidently when the product description is matched to the actual equipment rather than used as the only ordering reference. Contact Yuanpeng with your requirements to begin a specification review and sourcing discussion.
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