Mobile Screener | Aggregate & Mining Screening

1. Screening Unit

The screening unit is the heart of the mobile screening plant. It consists of one or more vibrating screens that separate materials based on size. Screens can be customized with different mesh sizes and configurations to accommodate various materials and processing requirements.

2. Chassis and Mobility System

Mobile screening plants are mounted on a wheeled or tracked chassis, providing mobility and ease of transport. Wheeled models are suitable for sites with stable ground, while tracked models offer better maneuverability on rough or uneven terrain.

3. Feed Hopper

The feed hopper is where the material to be screened is loaded into the plant. It is typically equipped with a grizzly or vibrating feeder or apron feeder or belt feeder to regulate the flow of material onto the screens or main belt conveyor, ensuring consistent and efficient processing.

4. Conveyor Systems

Conveyor systems transport materials from the feed hopper to the screening unit and then to the stockpiles or discharge points. Multiple conveyors can be used to separate different sizes of material and direct them to specific locations.

5. Power System

Mobile screening plants are powered by diesel engines, electric motors, or hybrid systems, depending on the model and application. The power system provides the energy needed to operate the screens, conveyors, and other components of the plant.

6. Control System

The control system allows operators to manage and adjust the operation of the screening plant. Advanced models feature automated controls, remote monitoring, and diagnostic capabilities, enhancing efficiency and ease of use.

1. Mining and Quarrying

In the mining and quarrying industries, mobile screening plants are used to separate and sort raw materials such as minerals, ores, and aggregates. They help streamline the extraction process and ensure the efficient use of resources.

2. Construction and Demolition

Mobile screening plants play a crucial role in construction and demolition projects, where they are used to process debris and separate valuable materials for reuse or recycling. They help reduce waste and promote sustainable construction practices.

3. Recycling

In recycling applications, mobile screening plants are used to separate materials such as plastics, metals, and glass, ensuring efficient sorting and processing. They contribute to the circular economy by facilitating the recovery and reuse of valuable resources.

4. Agriculture and Landscaping

Mobile screening plants are used in agriculture and landscaping to process soil, compost, and other organic materials. They help improve soil quality, promote healthy plant growth, and enhance the aesthetic appeal of landscapes. Our portable top soil screen can help you to separate rock from soil.