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Regional terms for a vibrating screen — the mining and processing equipment that separates bulk material by particle size using vibrated mesh or panel media. In Peru, Colombia, and Argentina: "zaranda" — "zaranda vibratoria" (vibrating screen), "zaranda para clasificacion" (classification screen), "malla de zaranda" (screen mesh/media). In Mexico and Spain: "criba" — "criba vibratoria" (vibrating screen), "criba de alta frecuencia" (high-frequency screen). The universal technical term "tamiz vibratorio" is also used in formal engineering contexts. Additional variants: "harnero" (Chile — from French "harnereau"), and "cedazo" (generic for sieve/screen, less common in industrial contexts). Screen components in the rubber/polyurethane domain: rubber screen panels (NR/SBR, for coarse screening with heavy impact), polyurethane screen panels (85-95 Shore A, for fine screening with 3-5x life versus wire mesh), and rubber isolation mounts (supporting the screen deck and isolating vibration from the structure). For B2B SEO: "zaranda vibratoria" captures Peru/Colombia/Argentina traffic, while "criba vibratoria" captures Mexico/Spain. Both markets represent major mining and aggregate operations requiring screen media and rubber components.