Capital Equipment News June 2023

Trommels can separate up to four streams of aggregates quickly and efficiently starting with soil and fines at the feed end moving through to larger rocks and oversize rocks up to 1,5m at the discharge end.

of doing things in the local market and is bound to turn up production volumes while increasing profitability on many new and existing plants in southern Africa. MDS tracked and mobile units especially can be game changers bringing the speed and versatility of trommels to sites wherever they are needed. Trommels can separate up to four streams of aggregates quickly and efficiently starting with soil and fines at the feed end moving through to larger rocks and oversize rocks up to 1,5m at the discharge end. It is this rugged ability of the MDS designed and manufactured trommels that makes them unique as they can shorten the processing equipment chain onsite – either direct from blasting and loading or from a primary crusher or even recycled materials and composting. The addition also supports ELB Equipment’s growth strategy to expand its offering into new crushing, screening and environmental industries with products that complement its existing portfolio. Trommel types MDS design and manufactures heavy duty static trommels in the M615 and M820 models. These can process from 500 to 750 tons per hour with 3-4 outputs each. The trommels are built with portability in mind for applications processing overburden, recycling/skip waste, general scalping, all quarried aggregates, demolition waste, riprap/armour rock and blasted rock.

MDS track, static and recycling trommels, as well as apron feeders, are quick and can handle a wide range of media

MDS manufactures a variety of tracked trommels to make mobility easier for customers and improve mobility on site.

They aid in separating and sorting different types of recyclable materials, such as wood, plastics, metals, and aggregates

Trommel screens play a crucial role in mineral processing plants by separating valuable minerals from waste material

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CAPITAL EQUIPMENT NEWS JUNE 2023