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The Colt scalper screen

(Posted on 21/06/18)

EvoQuip launched the Colt 1000 scalping screen—at the 2018 Hillhead Exhibition. Building upon the success of the Colt 600 and Colt 800, the COLT 1000 is the largest screen in the portfolio and capable of processing up to 360t/hr, depending on application.

The Colt 1000 has been on test with Rapid Aggregates in the UK. Commenting on its performance, Trevor Armitage, Rapid Aggregates Managing Director said: “I am impressed by the performance of the Colt 1000, a powerful machine for such a small package. There is nothing it can’t cope with and output is comparable to larger screens. The screenbox is very aggressive and excellent at clearing both stone and wet soil material.”

The machine incorporates an aggressive double deck screen of 3.96m (13’) x 1.22m (4’). The variable screening angle and numerous screen media options enable the machine to operate in both heavy duty scalping and precision screening applications, and to manage even the most difficult of materials. In addition, the full 13ft bottom deck ensures optimal classification in fine screening applications.

The Colt 1000 includes a compact footprint maintaining the ethos of the range. Standard configuration discharges the fines product to the right side of the plant, with the mid-grade on the left. Both conveyors can be ordered reversed as an option, with the ability to place both conveyors on the same side of the unit once the Colt 1000 reaches the field. Flexibility is further enhanced with two-way split conversion by simply relocating the tail conveyor to collect both top and bottom deck pieces.

 

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