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Top-Driven Elliptical Motion Vibrating Screen
The top-driven screen is an elliptical-motion screen whose ellipse direction changes along the deck; higher efficiency than a conventional screen, reduced blinding…
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Banana Screen: Top-Driven Multi-Slope Vibrating Screen
The top-driven multi-slope screen (banana screen) has 3 different-slope stages that give +30% capacity over a flat screen of the same size; 100-400 tph, ELKK-2565 and…
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Grizzly Scalping Screen, G and M Types
The grizzly screen comes in two types: G-type for bypass ahead of the primary crusher (2 vibromotors, linear), M-type for fines removal ahead of the secondary crusher…
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Circular-Motion Inclined Screen, 1-4 Decks, GNR 1020 to 2470
The conventional vibrating screen separates crushed aggregate into required sizes; a 1-4 deck circular-motion screen, 100-400 tph, GNR 1020 to GNR 2470 model range…
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Adjustable Stroke Screen with Triple-Shaft Oval Motion
The vibration-controlled screen uses a triple-shaft drive to produce an adjustable oval stroke; 100-400 tph. GNRTK-1550 and GNRTK-2060 models, triple-deck, bolted…
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IME-GM155 Fine Material Screen, Down to 600 Microns
The fine material screen is a linear vibrating screen with two counter-rotating vibromotors for separation down to 600 microns; 5-10 tph, 5 decks. IME-GM155 model.…
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Twin Vibrating Screen for High-Tonnage Plants
The twin vibrating screen runs two screen bodies together to double the surface area; 100-500 tph capacity, circular motion, screening without choking in high-tonnage…
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Trommel Screen: Rotary Drum Screen for Wet Material
The trommel screen is a perforated cylindrical rotating drum; it screens clayey, wet and sticky material and recycling without blinding. Capacity 100-500 tph, 2-3 hole…
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GNR ME1650 Mobile Dry Screening Plant
The GNR ME1650 is a mobile DRY screening plant rated at 120-180 tph, carrying no washing unit.
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Crushing plant RFQ technical specification
Most quotations for a crushing and screening plant come back impossible to compare, and the cause is rarely the suppliers. It is the document the buyer sent out.
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GNR YM1240 Compact Wash Plant for River and Mountain Sand
The GNR YM1240 is a COMPACT mobile sand washing-and-screening plant rated at 60-100 tph. A sand hopper, washing screen and screw scrub river and mountain sand with water, stripping clay and silt.
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GNR YM1650 Wash-and-Screen Plant on a 21,000 kg Chassis
The GNR YM1650 is the range's BEST-SELLING washing-and-screening plant at 120-180 tph. Its wide washing screen and screw turn out clean sand in several sizes.
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IME-GM155 Fine Material Screen, Down to 600 Microns
The fine material screen is a linear vibrating screen with two counter-rotating vibromotors for separation down to 600 microns; 5-10 tph, 5 decks. IME-GM155 model.
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GNR ME2060 – Fully Automatic Mobile Screening Plant with Grizzly Hopper
GNR ME2060 mobile screening plant: 200-350 tph capacity, 2000×6000 mm triple-deck screen, 20 m³ hopper with grizzly pre-scalping. Dry screening, full automation.
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Jijiga, Ethiopia: 120-150 t/h Basalt Crushing and Screening Plant Handed Over
The installation of the Basalt Crushing and Screening Plant with a capacity of 120-150 tons per hour was successfully completed.
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Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Crushing Stages
In a crushing and screening plant the material is reduced step by step: primary accepts up to 1300 mm, secondary 800 mm, tertiary 150 mm and VSI only 25-55 mm.
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Jobsite material flow and stockpile layout
Once a mobile crushing and screening plant is on the ground, output is usually governed less by the machine rating than by how material travels around the site.
