Learn about material screeners

[benlindsay]

Hey guys, not trying to advertise, just thought this might be interesting to some in this group who want to learn more about material handling machines.

The company I work for is running a virtual event demo-ing a portable screener made by Screencore that doesn't need a permit for set up. We'll be streaming on Youtube and it's completely free to view/attend, live on the 4th of February

We'll be showing off how easy the machine is to set up from loading off the back of a truck, and the overall operation of the machine.

You'll also have the opportunity to ask the manufacturer and our customer any questions you might have about the machine in a live AMA.

Link for sign up here >> https://app.machinerypartner.com/tr...forum forum&utm_campaign=Trident virtual demo

 

[Lincs Lass]

Spent weeks at a time feeding a crusher then into a screener and watching the shovel driver decide which pile to shift first .

 

[benlindsay]

Spent weeks at a time feeding a crusher then into a screener and watching the shovel driver decide which pile to shift first .

Hey Lincs, What sort of screener do you use on site? I think this one is kind of interesting because it folds onto the back of a truck and doesn't need a permit for set up.

 

[Lincs Lass]

It was a few years ago ,cant remember what make the screener was ,big tracked model in a recycling tip ,,the crusher was an C12 Extec .

 

[stroller]

Why do some need a permit to set up, is it something to do with h&s?

 

[roscoe erf]

Why do some need a permit to set up, is it something to do with h&s?

would think its an e.a permit

 

[Barleycorn]

Where are you, do you hire them out?

 

[benlindsay]

It was a few years ago ,cant remember what make the screener was ,big tracked model in a recycling tip ,,the crusher was an C12 Extec .

Crusher looks like some heavy kit! What were you guys processing?

 

[benlindsay]

would think its an e.a permit

Yes I think you're right on the EA permit, although I'm not totally sure. This doc has a bit more info on uk permits if you're interested >> https://assets.publishing.service.g...-screening-process-guidance-note-3-16_12_.pdf

Although I believe there might be a size limit in more built up areas so a lot of screeners that are permit friendly can be somewhat underpowered compared to something that might live on a farm or a quarry, but this one is still very capable I believe.

Maybe not as applicable to farming so!

 

[benlindsay]

Where are you, do you hire them out?

We're kind of remote, between Belfast and Boston. We're more focused on direct sales from the manufacturer but we are working on helping our customers rent out their machines. If you want to have a chat you can shoot me an email here >> [email protected]

 

[Lincs Lass]

Crusher looks like some heavy kit! What were you guys processing?

Demolition waste ,lumps of concrete when the motorway was dug up and relayed ,some of that was 10 inches thick and full of rebar ,,basically any and everything

 

[benlindsay]

Interesting you mention rebar! Did the screener have any issues with that? Was it comparable to this machine? Seems to me like that might cause issue but doesn't seem like it's a problem for most?

 

[Lincs Lass]

Magnetic belt on the crusher picked it out

 

[benlindsay]

Magnetic belt on the crusher picked it out

Ahh cool! What's done with the material plucked out with the rebar in it then?

Would you not want this through the screener also?

 

[Hard Graft]

which manufacture do you work as there are quite a few in that dunganon area

 

[benlindsay]

which manufacture do you work as there are quite a few in that dunganon area

We work with a few, Screencore, italdem mostly right now. Working on adding a lot more!