Screencore’s latest updated variant of its mould-breaking Trident 125 Hi-Stak is now undergoing a UK-wide demonstration programme. Coordinated and undertaken by the authorised Screencore UK distributor, Barry O’Regan’s Orba Group, the Hi-Stak will be demonstrated in a variety of onsite applications including quarrying, demolition, recycling and bulk material handling.
The Screencore range of stockpilers has been designed to boost operational productivity through mobility and massive stockpiling capability, combined with game-changing dual-power capability. Screencore’s Trident range of scalper screens is designed for toughness, adaptability, high performance and screening excellence. With an exceptionally large screen area and high-capacity performance, the Trident range of scalper screens delivers robust capability to withstand vast amounts of material. This has made them, and Screencore stockpilers, favourites in such industries as quarrying, aggregate production, surface mining, construction, and recycling.
Despite the excellence of the individual product ranges, to combine the attributes of precision screening and scalping with large material stockpiles, two pieces of equipment are required: a screener and a stockpiler. Now, however, Screencore has combined stockpiling and scalping-screening with the introduction of the Trident 125 Hi-Stak. This machine is believed by Screencore to be a first, combining the benefits of an advanced scalper-screen with the stockpiling capabilities of an advanced stacker.
“Being able to produce high-quality, accurately sized aggregates is essential today, whether it’s materials from a surface mine, quarry or an aggregate plant, or recycled construction materials from highways, demolition or recycling operations. The Screencore range of scalper screens has developed a reputation for advanced screening globally, being tough, productive, environmentally friendly and accurate,” explains Screencore director Ciarán Ryan. “Likewise, the Screencore range of stockpilers has been developed to deliver huge stockpiles of materials, working with their own onboard power unit, or powered by a crusher, screen, or plug in mains or genset.”
Material stockpiles result from screening and/or crushing, with a large stockpile size being considered essential for efficient and productive operations. With this in mind, and based on customer feedback, Screencore decided to combine stockpiling and screening excellence into one machine. “The result is the New Trident 125 Hi-Stak, which we believe is a game-changing development,” explains Ciarán Ryan. “The Trident 125 Hi-Stak combines the benefits of a modern heavy-duty primary screen with the obvious benefits of a 24m stacker. Essentially, customers get two machines in one, resulting in remarkable reductions in carbon emissions, substantial fuel savings, and the elimination of the need for double handling fines.”
The Trident 125 Hi-Stak is set to revolutionise efficiency across various primary screening operations. Whether it’s within the confines of a quarry, a sand and gravel operation, or dealing with soil and mulch, its capacity to effortlessly screen and stockpile large quantities of fines without necessitating double handling or creating a wheeled loader stockpile is hugely beneficial. Furthermore, and in common with all new Screencore products, it aligns perfectly with the company’s stated objective of prioritising carbon reduction. “As we are aware, we are making strong statements about the benefits of the Trident 125 Hi-Stak, we decided that demonstrations were required so as to display the full benefits of what we consider to be a world first,” says Ciarán Ryan.
The UK demonstration programme is being undertaken by Screencore’s UK distributor, the Orba Group Ltd. The company is a leading provider of specialised machinery solutions for various industries, including quarrying, recycling, construction, demolition, and waste management. Active throughout the UK, the company is dedicated to delivering solutions that meet the specific needs of its clients, providing them with the right tools to tackle any job at hand. The full range of Screencore equipment in the UK is now available from Orba Group Ltd, with the demonstration programme concentrating on the unique attributes of the updated Screencore Trident 125 Hi-Stak.
