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Screeners
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Match the Screener to the Material

The right screener depends on what you're processing. Hard, dirty quarry rock and demolition waste typically need a heavy-duty scalper as the first stage. Clean crushed aggregate going to spec needs a multi-deck grading screen. Topsoil, compost and sticky material almost always work best on a trommel.

Throughput, target product sizes (the cut points), moisture content and whether the material is sticky or fibrous all shape the right choice of machine and mesh setup.

What To Check On Used Equipment

Key things to inspect on any used screener: condition of the screen mesh and side liners, bearings on the vibrator motors or trommel drum, spring mounts, conveyor belt and roller condition, hydraulic and electrical systems, and structural integrity of the chassis where vibration loads concentrate.

Mobile vs Static

Mobile screeners — tracked or wheeled — give you flexibility to move between job sites and are ideal for contract screening or operations spread across multiple locations. They're typically more expensive to buy but earn their keep on the move.

Static plants suit fixed sites like quarries or recycling depots where continuous, high-volume production is the priority — lower running costs per tonne, higher capacity and more configurable deck setups than a mobile unit.

Finance & Total Cost of Ownership

Headline purchase price is only part of the picture. Mesh replacement, fuel or electricity consumption, transport and installation costs all factor into the real cost per tonne screened. Used machines often offer the best return on capital — modern features at a fraction of the new price.

Finance arrangements are available on most of our stock, spreading the cost across the working life of the machine.