120T Scalping Screen
Small Footprint, Big Value.
Don’t let the 120T Scalping Screen’s compact dimensions fool you, this mighty machine packs a lot of value into its small size.
The 120T passes material from its 8-yard feed hopper across two 12’ x 4’ screening decks to separate material into three fractions, and its simple design makes it rugged and low-maintenance – perfect for a growing processing operation.
Its heavy-duty tracks allow the 120T Scalping Screen to handle challenging environments and it’ll make your light aggregate, compost, recycling, topsoil, mulch, and wood chip processing a breeze!
Ready to upgrade to a processing powerhouse? Meet the EcoScreen 120T Scalping Screen.
Product Features
TIER-4 CAT ENGINE
Save fuel and enjoy longer run times with the state-of-the-art EPA-compliant Tier-4 CAT engine.
CENTRAL CONTROL PANEL
Easy operation, precise adjustments, and machine data accessible from the multifunctional display.
HEAVY DUTY TRACKS
Heavy-duty Strickland tracks easily maneuver over the most challenging terrain.
HYDRAULIC FOLD
All belts are designed to hydraulically fold for quick setup and transport.
FEED HOPPER
Generous 7.8 cubic yd hopper accepts a wide range of screen media from loaders or crushers.
SCREENING BOX
An area of 12’ x 4.2’ on both decks lets you easily process topsoil, mulch, compost, sand & gravel, aggregates and more.
CONVEYORS
Fines: 48” wide with a discharge height of 8.5’. Mids: 30” wide with a discharge height of 8.5’. Overs: 55” wide with a discharge height of 10.3’.
SIMPLE OPERATION
Self-controlled safety shutdowns and E-stops located around the machine.
120T SCALPING SCREEN Demonstration
Interested in the EcoScreen 120T Scalping Screen? Contact us to arrange an on-site demonstration at your facility, running your material, to see just how good it is!
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