Quarries
Grade Aggregates and Remove Fines On-Site
FlipScreen attachments are a must-have tool for quarries, where sorting and grading aggregates as well as removing fines is critical. The buckets high-tensile steel construction ensures extremely high durability, allowing it to handle the harshest quarrying environments. FlipScreen’s high-torque drives allows for ease of high volume separation of any material from aggregates to large boulders. The easily interchangeable screen meshes enable for a single operators to change screen sizes in under 5 minutes with no tools, allowing for multiple sized aggregates from Gabian rock though to 10mm gravel
A FlipScreen attachment on the front of a loader has a much more expansive mesh area than what is found on a large portable screener. The FlipScreen uses the high horsepower of the loader’s diesel engine and hydraulic system to carry out the full screening process. On a WL280, material runs across a 107 square foot mesh and then fully inverted once every 2.8 seconds - making it faster than any “portable screener”. This process is powered by its 43000nm of torque produced by the FlipScreen’s hydraulic drive motors.
Grade aggregates and remove fines efficiently without fixed screening plants. Improve flexibility, lower operating costs and boost productivity with FlipScreen.
INDUSTRY CAPABILITIES
Grades aggregates and removes fines on-site, enhancing aggregate production and reducing the need for secondary processing.
Eliminates the need the for extensive setups. Once a loader drives off the truck, screening can commence immediately.
The only screener in the world that can change meshes and therefore aggregate sizing in 5 minutes without the use of tools.
Constructed from high-tensile steel with a high-torque drive system, built to endure any harsh quarrying conditions with reliable performance.
The perfect screening solution in remote locations. A flipscreen + Loader combination is able to process as little as 5000 to 10 000 tonnes with ease in any one location. Eliminating a large minimum quantity to justify the deployment of a “portable” screening plant.