New Allu DL series screening bucket with top screen technology

Allu’s new DL Series screening buckets include three new models, a “perfect continuance” for the current D Series, which is now completed with the new units for compact base machines. The complete ALLU D Series product programme (including the new DL Series) now includes models for 4-45tonne excavators and 2-30tonne wheeled loaders. The buckets can also be installed on backhoes, skid steers, tractors and telescopic loaders. The core of the new DL Series, suitable for 4-12tonne excavators and 2-8tonne load
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
2180 ALLU’s new DL Series screening buckets include three new models, a “perfect continuance” for the current D Series, which is now completed with the new units for compact base machines.

The complete ALLU D Series product programme (including the new DL Series) now includes models for 4-45tonne excavators and 2-30tonne wheeled loaders. The buckets can also be installed on backhoes, skid steers, tractors and telescopic loaders.

The core of the new DL Series, suitable for 4-12tonne excavators and 2-8tonne loaders, is the top screen technology, where the screening blades spin between the top screen combs and the end product size is defined by the space between the combs.









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