Skid steers combine a compact footprint, tight turning ability and impressive versatility—making them a natural fit for mobile screening. Paired with a FlipScreen, these nimble machines can scoop, screen and place material across confined worksites, landscaping projects and busy yards. It’s a combination that brings screening directly to the job, helping you recover useful material and get more from the machine you already rely on. Prepare topsoil close to where it will be spread, reclaim aggregates for reuse or separate oversized material as the job progresses. The skid steer’s manoeuvrability allows operators to move easily between stockpiles and work areas, keeping screening flexible as site requirements change. For landscapers, earthmoving contractors and property managers, it’s a practical way to add material-processing capability to an already hardworking machine.

Track loaders combine the compact footprint and zero-turn manoeuvrability of a skid steer with greater traction, stability and pushing power, making them an exceptionally capable platform for mobile screening. Paired with a larger FlipScreen model, these powerful machines can scoop, screen and place heavier volumes of material across demanding worksites, soft ground and busy yards. It’s a combination that brings serious screening capacity directly to the job, helping you recover usable material and unlock more productivity from the machine you already rely on. Prepare topsoil close to where it will be spread, reclaim aggregates for reuse or separate oversized material as work progresses. The track loader’s stability and all-terrain mobility allow operators to move confidently between stockpiles and work areas, keeping screening efficient as site conditions change. For landscapers, earthmoving contractors, civil crews and property managers, it’s a practical way to add high-capacity material processing to an already powerful and versatile machine.

Your excavator already does the digging—FlipScreen helps you make more of what comes out of the ground. Work through spoil beside the excavation, recover usable soil and aggregate, and separate oversize before material is hauled away. The boom’s reach and controlled slewing let you screen into a chosen area, then swing across to discharge retained material into a separate pile, often without repositioning the machine. This is particularly useful for trenching, drainage and foundation work, where suitable screened material can be kept nearby for backfilling. Operators can also work above or below track level, bringing screening capability to areas that ground-level equipment may struggle to access. From opening up a site to reinstating it, a FlipScreen gives your excavator a greater role in managing the material every project generates.

Keep material moving—and make every load do more. A FlipScreen brings screening into the loader’s everyday cycle of scooping, carrying and loading, turning stockpile handling into an opportunity to recover valuable material. The loader’s lifting capacity and ability to travel efficiently across a site make it well suited to working between storage bays, processing areas and loading points. Screen topsoil for landscape supply, remove oversized rock from aggregates or process compost ready for its next use. Screened material can be collected in designated stockpiles while retained oversize is carried away for separate handling, giving one machine an active role throughout the process. For landscape suppliers, quarries, recycling yards and agricultural operations, it’s a flexible way to work through bulk materials without tying screening to a fixed position on site.

On a farm, the most useful equipment earns its place by doing more than one job. Fitted to a compatible tractor front-end loader, a FlipScreen adds material screening to the everyday capabilities of your agricultural workhorse. Separate stones from soil, prepare compost for spreading or recover usable material for tracks, yards and property improvements. The tractor’s ability to travel between paddocks, sheds and work areas lets you tackle screening wherever materials have accumulated, rather than bringing everything to one central location. For jobs that arise throughout the seasons, having screening capability on hand means you can process material when it suits the property’s workload. From orchards and nurseries to livestock farms and larger rural holdings, it’s a practical way to put locally available resources back to work.

A telehandler’s strength lies in getting material where it needs to go—combining mobility with the height and forward reach of a telescopic boom. Add a compatible FlipScreen and that versatility extends beyond lifting and loading to include on-site material processing. The boom offers flexible positioning around storage bays, trailers and stockpiles, allowing screened material to be placed into suitable receiving areas within the machine’s operating limits. This can reduce the need to screen onto the ground and then collect the material again for loading. For agricultural yards, composting facilities, landscape suppliers and construction sites, combining screening with elevated placement helps make better use of available space. From preparing material at a stockpile to delivering it ready for use, a FlipScreen gives your telehandler another way to keep the job moving.

A loader at the front and a digging arm at the rear—backhoes are built for jobs that demand more than one capability. A compatible FlipScreen adds screening to that combination, bringing material recovery into everyday digging, loading and site maintenance. Work through spoil from drainage repairs, separate oversized stone from soil or reclaim suitable aggregate for tracks and access roads. On smaller projects, processing material with the backhoe can help reduce the need for additional equipment and off-site disposal. Recovered material can then be set aside for appropriate backfilling or reinstatement, keeping useful resources close to the job. For contractors, councils and rural property owners, it’s another practical capability in a machine already valued for its ability to do a bit of everything.

The WL3000 transforms a large mining loader into a purpose-built mobile scalping system, with screening engineered into the machine itself. Developed as a complete loader modification and integration—not a conventional attachment—it brings high-volume material processing directly into run-of-mine operations. Oversize is separated at the loading stage, helping prevent problematic material from reaching hoppers and primary crushers. By combining scalping and loading in one integrated platform, the WL3000 can reduce double handling and reliance on separate screening infrastructure while supporting a more consistent feed to downstream plant. The loader’s mobility allows the system to move with changing stockpiles and production requirements. For mines where oversize interruptions affect the entire processing circuit, it’s a targeted approach to controlling feed size before it becomes a production problem.