Fast and convenient service is possible on all MOBISCREEN EVO screening plants thanks to very easy accessibility or all components. All function- and safety-related hydraulic cylinders are equipped with safety valves (lowering/brake holding valves); each cylinder remains in its current position in the event of shutdown or malfunctioning. Furthermore, different critical areas on the machine are equipped with contact protection.

Additional safety is available in the form of spraying, LED and halogen lighting.

The MOBISCREEN mobile screening plants are used for screening almost all natural stone and in recycling.

Classifying screens are used to obtain exact fractions. The plant can be adapted individually to the application through the selection of screen surfaces, the screen inclination, etc.

Recommended use

Classifying screens for screening in natural stone applications up to 160 mm feed size

Triple-deck screens for classifying up to 4 fractions

Extensive range of screen surfaces

Feed capacity of up to 800 t/h

During the daily routine, screen surfaces are really put to the test. To guarantee long-term, reliable screening to the desired final grain size, the screen surfaces from KLEEMANN are made of particularly wear-resistant spring wire steel or round wire.

Thanks to the double-anchoring at the crossings, they have a high mesh stability for uniform screening. The screening result itself is determined by numerous factors. The most important influence factors include the grain shape, the humidity content and the feed volume.

The low fuel consumption can be reduced even further with the optional Start-Stop system.

A probe detects if no material is supplied over a defined period and engine speed is reduced automatically. Fuel consumption and wear on the engine, belts and support rollers are reduced.

If the material starts being supplied again, the plant is restarted and moves to production mode. Automatic operation ends if no material is subsequently conveyed for a defined period – with an option for switching off the engine.

Electricity is often cheaper than diesel. Added to this are ecological, legal or social provisions that often restrict the use of diesel.

The screening plants are equipped with a Dual Power System with two electric motors each with 37 kW (50 PS) for high work output combined with low fuel consumption. Connection is made via an electrical device. This permits a quick switch between two power sources (diesel engine or external power supply). Users thus remain flexible and the pollutant emission is reduced.