H6203 und H6203R:
The leaders in gravel and crushed stone

Crushed stone and gravel processing with unequalled selectivity and up to 800 t/h performance with a three-deck construction.

• Selectivity:
  The horizontal construction of the box ensures screening results like in the test lab.
  
  
• Horizontal construction:
  The low construction and intake height reduces the amount of setup and transportation space required while simultaneously improving the screening efficiency.
  
  
• More lift = higher yield:
  Due to the box, manufactured using the cold riveting process, lifting strokes of up to 19 mm can be traveled, and accelerations of up to 8 g can be safely discharged.
  
  
• Directed screening amplitude:
  Three eccentric shafts combine linear and circular motions to produce elliptical motion. Height and inclination are set. The material to be screened is transported and separated in a controlled manner.
  
  

 

FACTS

Inclined screening machines use the force of gravity to transport the material. Unfortunately, the usable screening surface decreases as the slope increases. Furthermore, the material to be screened often crashes over the screen in an uncontrolled manner. Three eccentric shafts in the box, which is manufactured using high-quality huck bolt construction, put a stop to this in the H6203. Instead of falling in an uncontrolled manner, the broken stones, gravel, and crushed sand are fed directly into the screen using only the lift of the screening machine (up to 19 mm of lift) at up to 8 times the rate of fall due to gravity. This POWERSCREEN screening machine separates as cleanly as in the test lab. The oversize particles are discharged in the standard design in the direction of conveyance. With the "R" version, you can discharge off the side to a stockpile or feed it to or back into another machine.

SUMMARY

"With the POWERSCREEN H series, mobile screening technology enters a new dimension of performance and quality. The horizontal screening plant sets the bar even higher where other manufactures capitulate."

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