The real cost of a screening plant

A stationary or mobile screen needs to be floated in, positioned and set up. It needs a loader or excavator feeding it, often another machine managing stockpiles, and space for conveyors and stockpiles. On a quarry that's fine. On a building site, farm or roadside, it's a lot of cost and footprint for the job.

Head to head

• Mobilisation: Plants need transport and set-up; FlipScreen travels with your excavator.

• Machines and operators: Plants need feeding; FlipScreen needs one excavator and one operator.

• Footprint: Plants need room for conveyors and stockpiles; FlipScreen fits anywhere an excavator works.

• Double handling: Plants need material brought to them; FlipScreen screens where material lies and places it where it's needed.

• Flexibility: FlipScreen moves between stockpiles and sites quickly.

When a plant still makes sense

Very high tonnage, long-term operations like quarries may still suit a fixed plant. For the huge range of jobs in between, from demolition sites to farms and landscaping, FlipScreen is the smarter, lower-cost option.

Common questions

Can FlipScreen replace a screening plant?

For many site-based jobs, yes. It removes mobilisation, set-up and the loader that feeds a plant.

Is FlipScreen suitable for small sites?

Absolutely. It fits anywhere an excavator can work, with no conveyors or stockpile layouts needed.

Why FlipScreen is the best choice

Portable, versatile and built to work, FlipScreen gives you a complete screening plant on your excavator. Interchangeable screens, the brush kit for wet material and plug-and-play Smart Valve hydraulics mean one bucket covers more jobs, in more conditions, at lower cost. Talk to the FlipScreen team to find the right model for your machine.