Motorized sieve shakers are devices that shake particles to separate pure particles from mixtures. They help separate fine and course grains and assess particle size distribution. The key parts are sieves, a vibrator, induction motor and gear. It aims to expose samples to all sieve openings to save time and increase accuracy in determining aggregate size. Some benefits are eliminating human error, being durable, and allowing analysis of various aggregate ranges. Common applications include chemical processes, civil infrastructure, education, and transport. The procedure involves arranging sieves in the shaker and sieving for 5-10 minutes to separate particles by size. Results are presented in graphs of percentage passing versus sieve size.