Screencore’s new scalping screen is a “two in one” machine

Leila Steed Editor, Demolition & Recycling International

24 October 2023

Screencore has expanded its range of Trident branded scalping screens, introducing a new model that it says to combines screening and scalping with the larger stockpiling capabilities of “an advanced stacker”.

Screencore Trident 125 Hi-Stak scalping screen. (PHOTO: Screencore)

The manufacturer’s new Trident 125 Hi-Stak model is designed for use in the recycling, demolition and, quarrying, industries, and is suitable for applications involving handle sand, gravel, soil and mulch.

The 31-tonne machine is fitted with a Tier 4/Stage 5 compliant 100kW engine from Caterpillar and features fixed catwalks on both sides, is available in a dual-power version and has a transport width of just over 3 metres.

Screencore, which describes the models as “two machines in one”, said: “Although mobile screens have their own integrated stockpiling conveyors, they are generally compact and often need to be augmented by separate specialist stockpilers. This is unproductive, inefficient, and of course expensive.

“To overcome this, Screencore has combined precision screening and enhanced stockpiling with the introduction of New Trident 125 Hi-Stak.”

According to the manufacturer, the Trident 125 Hi-Stak also helps contractors to lower their carbon emissions and fuel costs, as well as to eliminate the need for “double-handling fines”.

Ciarán Ryan, Screencore director, said that the model also enables equipment owners and users to see “reductions in carbon emissions, substantial fuel savings, and the elimination of the need for double-handling fines.”

Ciarán added: “Its capacity to effortlessly screen and stockpile large quantities of fines without necessitating double-handling or the creation of a wheel-loader stockpile is hugely beneficial.”