The Chieftain 400 Quarry Screener is a used screener — sometimes referred to as a screening plant — designed to separate aggregate, rock, and other bulk materials into graded fractions. Chieftain is a well-established manufacturer of mobile screening and crushing equipment, serving quarrying, mining, recycling, and construction applications worldwide.
This 1999 machine has accumulated 8,155 hours of use and is currently located in New Zealand, offered at USD 50,409. It is configured as a double-deck screen with an 8 x 4 foot screening area, meaning it carries two screen decks stacked vertically, allowing material to be sorted into multiple size fractions in a single pass.
The three-way split configuration produces three separate product streams simultaneously, making it well suited to quarry operations that need to deliver multiple sized products in one cycle. A remote hydraulic tipping grizzly handles oversize material, allowing the operator to manage large or awkward material flows without manual intervention and without interrupting the screening process.
Production capacity is stated at up to 200 tonnes per hour, reflecting a substantial throughput capability appropriate for quarry-scale aggregate processing.
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