Screening Equipment
Screening solutions for precise material separation — from scalping to final classification. We supply horizontal, incline, wet/dry, and high frequency screens across Indiana & Kentucky.
Horizontal Screens
High-frequency horizontal screens for accurate classification and efficient material separation. Horizontal screens deliver superior stratification and are ideal for fine screening, dewatering, and precise product sizing in demanding aggregate operations.
Key Features
- Superior material stratification for accurate sizing
- High-frequency vibration for fine screening
- Multiple deck configurations available
- Ideal for wet and dry applications
Incline Screens
Proven incline screening technology for reliable, high-volume processing across multiple decks. Incline screens use gravity-assisted material flow to deliver consistent throughput and are the backbone of most aggregate processing plants.
Key Features
- Gravity-assisted material flow for high capacity
- Proven reliability in heavy-duty applications
- Multiple deck options for multi-product operations
- Easy screen media changeouts
Wet or Dry Screens
Versatile screening systems configured for wet wash or dry classification applications. These screens handle the full range of aggregate processing needs — from washing dirty material to producing clean, spec-ready products.
Key Features
- Configurable for wet wash or dry classification
- Spray bar systems for effective material washing
- Corrosion-resistant construction for wet applications
- Flexible deck configurations
High Frequency Screens
Fine screening solutions that deliver sharp separations at high capacity for demanding spec work. High frequency screens excel at producing tightly graded products and are essential for operations producing manufactured sand and fine aggregates.
Key Features
- Sharp separation at fine mesh sizes
- High capacity per square foot of screen area
- Reduced blinding and pegging
- Ideal for manufactured sand production
Need Help Choosing the Right Screen?
We'll evaluate your material, gradation specs, and throughput requirements to recommend the best screening solution.