Mine spoil is a mix of rock, clay and fines. FlipScreen separates it at the dump or rehab area so the fines can be used for capping and rehabilitation.
Mine spoil
Mine spoil: screening advantages
How it works: Screen spoil at the dump or rehab site, separating usable fines from rock.
The result: Growth medium and capping material recovered for rehabilitation.
Interchangeable screens: Coarse screens remove rock, while finer screens prepare material for topsoiling. One FlipScreen, multiple products from the same stockpile.
Why FlipScreen wins: Moving a stationary screen around a large lease costs time and money. FlipScreen goes wherever the excavator goes.
Screen where it sits: No trucking mine spoil to a fixed plant and back. Float the excavator in with FlipScreen and you're ready to work.
Brush kit for wet conditions: Rain or a wet stockpile doesn't stop the job. The brush kit clears the screen continuously while you screen mine spoil.
Built to suit your machine: The Smart Valve system balances pressure and flow to match your excavator's hydraulics, giving smooth, controlled screening from the first bucket.
Bottom line: Helps meet rehabilitation obligations with material already on site.

