While mobile screens have integrated stockpiling conveyors, they are generally compact and often need to be augmented by separate specialist stockpilers. As an alternative, Screencore is combining screening and stockpiling with the introduction of new Trident 125 Hi-Stak.
Screencore has completed the development and testing phase of the Trident 125, and the machine is now available for global shipping.
“The Screencore range of scalper screens has developed a reputation for advanced screening globally, being tough, productive, environmentally friendly and accurate,” explains Screencore Director Ciarán Ryan. “Likewise, the Screencore range of stockpilers has been developed to deliver huge stockpiles of materials, working with their own on-board power unit, or powered by a crusher, screen, or plug in mains or genset.”
Based on customer feedback, Screencore decided to combine stockpiling and screening into one machine. The result is the New Trident 125 Hi-Stak.
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The 31,000 kg Trident 125 Hi-Stak features a 3,700 mm x 1,550 mm top and bottom deck screenbox, a 1.1 metre wide heavy four-ply feed belt and a 1.2 metre wide fines conveyor with twin OMV500 drives. As well, the Trident includes 1.2 metre heavy chevron overs belt and an 80 cm chevron middles belt.
“The Screencore Trident 125 Hi-Stak really is in a class of its own. It combines the benefits of a modern heavy- duty primary screen with the obvious benefits of a 24-metre stacker,” Ryan said. “Essentially, customers get two machines in one resulting in remarkable reductions in carbon emissions, substantial fuel savings, and the elimination of the need for double-handling fines.”
Available in dual power, the Trident 125 Hi-Stak is equipped with a Cat 3.6 Tier 4, Stage V 100kw engine, a transport width of 3 metres and 4.7 metre tracks. As well, the machine includes catwalks on both sides.
“The Hi-Stak is set to revolutionize efficiency across various primary screening operations,” Ryan said. “Whether it’s within the confines of a quarry, sand and gravel operation, or dealing with soil and mulch, 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.”
