[ OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW ]
Category
Track Loader Screening
Compatible Models
S10, S30, S45, BL65, BL95
Available Accessories
Brush Kit, Mixing Plate, Additional Screen Apertures
[ SCREEN WITH THIS CARRIER ]
High-Capacity Screening with a Track Loader
The added power, traction and stability of a track loader create an ideal platform for larger FlipScreen models and higher-volume screening. Materials can be scooped, processed and placed in a single workflow, while zero-turn manoeuvrability keeps the machine agile around stockpiles, structures and confined work areas. The result is a highly mobile screening solution that performs confidently across soft ground, uneven terrain and demanding sites, turning more excavated or stockpiled material into a usable resource.
[ THE ADVANTAGE ]
More Power in a Manoeuvrable Package
A track loader brings the muscle to operate larger FlipScreen models while retaining the compact footprint and zero-turn agility needed around busy worksites. With strong traction, greater stability and higher operating capacity, the combination delivers dependable screening performance across demanding terrain without limiting the machine's everyday versatility.
High-Capacity Mobile Screening
The power and operating capacity of a track loader support larger FlipScreen models, increasing the volume of material screened with every cycle.
Screen Heavy, Demanding Materials
Strong hydraulics, breakout force and machine stability provide the performance needed to screen soil, aggregate, demolition waste and other challenging materials.
Consistent Screening on Tough Terrain
A tracked undercarriage maintains traction and stability across soft, loose or uneven ground, allowing screening to continue confidently in difficult site conditions.
Process Material at the Source
Zero-turn manoeuvrability makes it easy to work between stockpiles, excavations and confined areas, screening material exactly where it is collected or required.
Scoop, Screen and Place
Complete the entire screening process with one machine, reducing double handling while producing usable material ready for reuse, stockpiling or loading.
[ FIELD RESULTS ]








