Material Processing · Equipment guide

Screeners in Canada

Screening plants separate material by size. A screen integrated into a crushing plant does not create a second machine record.

Kleemann MSS 802i EVO tracked screener in a daylight aggregate yard.

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4 models · 4 manufacturers

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Screener
Production status not confirmed

Doppstadt SM 620.3 Screener

Doppstadt SM 620.3 Screener

SM 620.3 Drum Screen, current manufacturer product data sheet · Manufacturer international two-axle trailer reference

Screen drum length
18 ft 0.5 in5,500 mm
Discharge conveyor rear — height
11 ft 3.8 in3,450 mm
Length — working arrangement
51 ft 6.7 in15,715 mm
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Screeners
Documented generation; production status not confirmed

Kleemann MSS 802i EVO Screener

Kleemann MSS 802i EVO Screener

MSS802i EVO US technical sheet o215140v101 · North American manufacturer reference

Top deck width
5 ft 1 in1,549.4 mm
Top deck length
16 ft 0 in4,876.8 mm
Feed height approx. — hopper rear wall raised
11 ft 9 in3,581.4 mm
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Screener
Production status not confirmed

Komptech Multistar L3 Screener

Komptech Multistar L3 Screener

Multistar L3 new L generation, current manufacturer technical table · Manufacturer international new L-generation Trailer reference

Fine screen width
4 ft 1.2 in1,250 mm
Fine screen length
19 ft 8.2 in6,000 mm
Feed height
10 ft 9.9 in3,300 mm
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Screener
Production status not confirmed

McCloskey 621 Screener

McCloskey 621 Screener

621 Wheeled Trommel, current manufacturer product-page reference · Manufacturer North American reference

Drum length
21 ft6.40 m
Working height
16 ft 9 in5.11 m
Working length
95 ft 7 in29.13 m
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Choosing screeners for the job

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Define the separation task

Describe the feed, moisture and required product fractions before comparing screen arrangements. A vibrating deck, trommel or star system must be assessed for its documented application. Include conveyors and access for changing wear or screening components in the plant layout.

Questions that shape the equipment choice
Job requirementWhat to compareEvidence to obtain
Desired productsScreen arrangement and mediaObtain a material-specific selection
Feeding and dischargeHopper and conveyor configurationPlan separation and stockpile access
Used conditionMedia, bearings, belts and structurePrice the correct replacement components

Choose the machine architecture

Screeners: subcategories

Disc and star screens

Rotating discs or stars form the separating surface; excludes documented interchangeable drum/star machines.

Convertible drum/star screens

OEM documents interchangeable drum and star screening systems on one carrier; retain one model identity.

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Configurations to check: Scalping or finishing · Deck arrangement · Screen media · Mobility

Where this category begins and ends

Belongs here

Standalone screening machines and complete screen-only plants; classify by the screening mechanism.

Belongs elsewhere

Crushing plants, integrated crusher screens and conveyors whose role is only feeding or transport.

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Dimensions and configuration to check

  • Transport and operating dimensions
  • Screen area or drum geometry
  • Feed height
  • Discharge heights
  • Conveyor deployment envelope

Compare the same configuration, including attachments, folded parts, counterweights and stabilizers. Transport dimensions can differ substantially from the working setup.

Before comparing used machines

Inspect the screening mechanism, media mounts and conveyors. Keep media openings and feed conditions attached to any throughput figure.

Manufacturer references

Product-family references for this guide; individual model measurements require their own documentation.