Separation principle

Four Models in Three Capacity Classes.

The basic separation principle is identical for all four models. The main differences lie in their throughput capacity, mobility and equipment configuration. The three hook-lift mobile models are mounted on a hook-lift frame and can be transported between job sites using a suitable hook-lift truck. All three models are electrically powered. The separated and dewatered mineral material leaves the machine via the screw conveyor discharge and can be transferred to a downstream conveying system. The stated throughput figures indicate the respective capacity class of each model. They are based on practical operating experience with mixed recycled material in the 15–45 mm particle size range. These figures do not guarantee that every material or every permissible feed size range can be processed at the stated capacity. Material composition, contaminant content, feed conditions and dewatering requirements all influence the actual achievable throughput.

Key Features of the wash-bear® track190

The wash-bear® track190 is based on the same capacity class as the pro190. Material separation, lightweight contaminant removal and dewatering operate according to the same principle as in the hook-lift mobile models. The machine is additionally equipped with a crawler undercarriage, its own diesel engine and an integrated, hydraulically folding discharge conveyor.