Screening Static & Mobile

Keestrack is highlighting its new transport solution for its Combo Combo Keestrack mobile screening plant, which it says separates easily three fractions at a maximum capacity of 250tonnes/hour. The 17tonne Combois said to be ideal for smaller screening jobs or for rental or where mobility is of the essence, and the machine can be used for scalping or for precision screening. “Mobility is one of the biggest assets of the Combo. Just because of this, Keestrack looked out for an alternative way of transportin

McCloskey International’s R230 high energy screener weighs in at 34,000kg and is said to be capable of operating stand-alone, producing finished product or serving as a primary scalping component for large portable crushing units. The screener’s heavy-duty high energy screen box at 6.1m x 1.83m is said to provide a high capacity and it can be raised at the lower end for easy bottom deck access. A significantly longer and wider direct feed Hardox-lined hopper provides a large loading area, while a wide-feed

Responding to customer requirements, Sandvik has redesigned the UH421 to produce a safer and more environmentally friendly machine which is capable of achieving even higher productivity. One of the major changes to the integrated mobile cone crusher and triple-deck screening model is the new feeder which has been redesigned for better spread of material and improved flow to the crusher, thereby optimising the crushing process and increasing production capacity. The company says the upgrade incorporates many

Crushing and screening manufacturer Powerscreen has launched the new Warrior 1400X screen.
Damian Power, Powerscreen global product director said: “The new Powerscreen Warrior 1400X offers improved performance, lower operating costs, and easier serviceability while building on the reliable foundation of our class-leading Warrior 1400 scalper.” The 1400X has reduced engine running speed and enhanced hydraulics, and the company says it offers a reduction in fuel consumption of up to 15% in comparison to its