A groundbreaking, simple conversion from three-way to two-way split mode is a key feature of the new Warrior 600 screen, launched at INTERMAT 2015. And as it can be containerised, there is also a huge reduction for operators in its shipping costs.
Mobile crushing, screening and washing equipment provider Powerscreen will exhibit some of its most popular equipment, including the Powerscreen Warrior 2400 screen.
The electrically driven Warrior 1400XE mobile heavy duty screen is Powerscreen’s big global model launch this week. Oliver Donnelly, the Northern Ireland-headquartered crushing and screening giant’s product manager, said the model captured both the company’s response to customer feedback and its emphasis on a more environmentally aware approach to innovation.
“For more environmentally sensitive areas, like parts of Scandinavia, customers do not want hydraulic oil floating around their working machine,
Powerscreen’s XH320X impact crusher and Warrior 800 screen will be on show at bauma Africa in conjunction with South African distributor ELB Equipment. “Powerscreen is eagerly awaiting the first bauma Africa as Africa is an important market for us. The machines on display demonstrate the versatility of the Powerscreen offering and demonstrate how we meet the needs of our customers through innovation and investment in focused research and development,” said Damian Power, global product line director.
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The Warrior 2400 is the largest machine in Powerscreen’s Warrior range and is designed for large-scale operators in the quarrying and mining sectors. It is capable of handling larger feed sizes and has an output potential of up to 800tonnes per hour. It features a heavy-duty incline screen with a high amplitude triple shaft drive mechanism, lending it to screening, scalping, two or three-way splitting and stockpiling materials like aggregates, topsoil, coal, construction, demolition waste and iron ore.
