[ THE FLIPSCREEN METHOD ]

HOW IT WORKS.

Most screening methods turn one material job into a chain of extra moves. FlipScreen keeps the work at the carrier — loading, screening, separating and placing useful product in one smooth operating cycle.

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SCREENING IN ACTION • LOAD • FLIP • SCREEN • SEPARATE

SCREENING IN ACTION

[ THREE WAYS TO SCREEN ]

THE DIFFERENCE IS IN THE MATERIAL FLOW.

Every screening attachment has a job to do. The key difference is how material moves through the process — and how much handling, space and support equipment that process demands.

TRADITIONAL DRUM SCREEN

Plant-style throughput with more hand-offs.

MATERIAL FLOW

Excavate → load → haul → feed → screen → reload. Each hand-off can add time, fuel and operator coordination.

SITE FOOTPRINT

Best suited to long, predictable campaigns with space for transport, set-up and a dedicated feed process.

BEST FIT

High volume, stable material streams and work programs where a separate plant already makes sense.

SKELETON / SHAKER BUCKET

Useful for basic separation - less control over the finished product.

SCREENING ACTION

Material is shaken, raked or pushed across fixed bars to remove oversize and expose only the loosest fines.

ACTIVE SCREENING AREA

The open grid can support gross separation, but gives operators less flexibility when conditions or product specifications change.

TRADE-OFF

A simple option for oversize removal, but less suited to jobs needing consistent sizing or an immediately reusable product.

FLIPSCREEN

Screen where you scoop - in one smooth working cycle.

SMOOTH CONTINUOUS ACTION

FlipScreen turns material through the screen rather than leaving it to bounce on top - helping keep the load moving across the mesh.

MORE ACTIVE SCREENING AREA

Material is worked through the screening area to help expose fines, reduce bridging and achieve a more consistent separation.

ON-SITE OUTCOME

Load, screen, separate and place useful product from the carrier already working on the job.

[ ONE SMOOTH OPERATING CYCLE ]

LOAD ONCE. KEEP MATERIAL MOVING.

FlipScreen is built to help operators combine handling and screening in the same attachment. The result is a short, controlled workflow that keeps the carrier productive and the product close to the work.

LOAD

Scoop material directly from the pile, excavation or stockpile with the carrier already on site.

FLIP

The bucket’s controlled flipping action turns material through the screen to keep the load active.

SCREEN

Fines move through the selected mesh while oversize stays in the bucket for separate placement or further processing.

PLACE

Put useful product where the job needs it, then move oversize only when and where it makes sense.

[ BUILT FOR THE REAL JOB ]

MORE THAN A SCREEN.

The point is not just to separate material. It is to give the carrier a more productive role in the worksite - with fewer unnecessary moves between pile, plant and finished product.

LESS DOUBLE HANDLING

Screen material at the source, then place it where it is needed. Fewer transfers can mean less reloading, labour and fuel use.

MORE USABLE PRODUCT

Recover suitable fines for backfill, bedding, landscaping or reuse instead of treating every load as waste.

ADAPTABLE SPECIFICATION

Select a screen aperture that suits the material and the product you need, then adapt as the job changes.

CARRIER PRODUCTIVITY

Give the machine already paid for and already on site another useful job without adding a separate screening plant.

SMALLER FOOTPRINT

Bring screening to the material when access is limited, space is tight or the work front is constantly changing.

MORE SITE CONTROL

Separate material as the project moves, controlling what stays, what goes and what becomes the next useful product.

[ READY TO PUT IT TO WORK? ]

FIND THE FLIPSCREEN THAT FITS YOUR JOB.

Tell us what you are handling, what carrier you are using and what finished product you need. We will help match the right FlipScreen model to the work.

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