This Allis-Chalmers 6X16 Quarry Screener is a used screener — sometimes referred to as a vibrating screen or classifying screen — a piece of quarry equipment designed to separate aggregate, crushed stone, and similar bulk materials into sized fractions by passing them over vibrating mesh or wire decks. Allis-Chalmers is a well-established American industrial manufacturer with a long history of producing heavy equipment for the mining, quarrying, and aggregate processing industries.
This particular unit is a triple-deck, wet-screen configuration, meaning it carries three separate screening surfaces stacked vertically and is set up to process material with the addition of water — a common arrangement for washing and classifying sand, gravel, and crushed aggregate simultaneously across three size fractions. The screen area measures 6 feet wide by 16 feet long, giving a substantial total screening surface across all three decks. The machine is mounted on a pan structure and is powered by a 20 hp electric motor. Its serial number is 01GA07867-2, and it was manufactured in 1995.
The seller reports that the screen was last in active operation approximately four months prior to listing, suggesting it was pulled from a working installation rather than having been idle for an extended period. Prospective buyers should note that loading is the responsibility of the buyer, and the pan structure will require trimming before the unit can be transported by truck.
The machine is located in Tennessee, USA, and is offered for $18,250 in used condition.
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