Excavator & Wheeled Loader Attachments
We hold live demonstrations each week near our yard at Middlewich, Cheshire. We are located 5 minutes from junction 18 on M6.
Dig A Screener S Series
We can show our full range of crushers and screens in action. There is a wide variety of material on site so the machines can be tested in tough conditions. Visitors are welcome to have a go and try them out. Give us a ring and we can fix a date to suit you. Tel 01606 835544.
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Loading Shovel washing non ferrous metals in a container
We have the ability to wash all kinds of materials for example scrap metal with the R series. This can be mounted on either a front end loader or excavator. This is a cheap and simple way of removing dirty fines from an otherwise valuable and useable material. No blockages, spillages or digging out from blocked up conveyors. The bucket screener stays in the water for as long as the operator decides is necessary.
Before Washing
As the Dig A Screener R series is on a mobile machine the required working area is very small. Customers no longer need to have large amounts to be processed. Now it can be profitable to wash even the smallest amounts of material. Unlike conventional washing plants this screening bucket is not expensive, does not take up a large amount of of room and can be operated safely by any driver.
It can be used to wash aggregate, sand, wood, rock, ballast etc etc
In short it turns a low value product into a high value product at a very low cost.
After Washing
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Dig A Screener S Series screening wet sticky shale from rock
We recently sent a Dig A Screener 900 S series to a quarry in Lancashire where it was required to screen shale from rock. After prolonged rainfall the material was highly saturated and was proving difficult to screen with conventional flat screens, no matter how aggressive the screen box was.
The material was a mixture of shale and sandstone rock. The objective was to recover as much clean rock as possible which was later to be crushed and made into aggregates. There was a high percentage of saturated shale in the material - as high as 80% in parts. The 900 S coped with it in its stride, recovering the clean rock and casting it to one side. Tonnages averaged at 90 to 110 per hour of total material processed. It proved to be a very cost effective solution to a very sticky problem.
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