Powerscreen’s Warrior 2100 screen

Powerscreen’s Warrior 2100 screen is engineered to include the company’s proven Triple Shaft technology, first developed for the successful Warrior 2400, a model which is now well established in markets worldwide, says the company. This Triple Shaft technology, exclusive to Powerscreen heavy-duty mobile screens, is designed so the 16’ x 5’ (4.88m x 1.5m) screen box is highly effective and efficient while maintaining exceptional throughput productivity. The extreme screening acceleration is said to offer
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
Powerscreen 2100 Warrier screen
2991 Powerscreen’s Warrior 2100 screen is engineered to include the company’s proven Triple Shaft technology, first developed for the successful Warrior 2400, a model which is now well established in markets worldwide, says the company.

This Triple Shaft technology, exclusive to Powerscreen heavy-duty mobile screens, is designed so the 16’ x 5’ (4.88m x  1.5m) screen box is highly effective and efficient while maintaining exceptional throughput productivity.

The extreme screening acceleration is said to offer the Warrior 2100 screen improved capabilities, especially in sticky scalping applications.

The machine can process mixed demolition waste which includes grass, soil, concrete, wood and asphalt, and can be configured with a combined top deck of 60mm fingers with 60mm punch plate and a bottom deck of 40mm mesh.
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