This IPF 513E is a used screener — also commonly referred to as a trommel screen — a type of quarrying and aggregate processing machine used to separate and classify bulk materials such as rock, gravel, soil, and other loose material by particle size. Screeners of this kind are widely employed in quarry operations, recycling, composting, and construction waste processing.
At the heart of the screening system is an 18 ft × 5 ft trommel screen, fed by a 5 ft × 10 ft belt feeder fitted with a grizzly section that pre-screens oversized material before it enters the drum. Material handling is served by three conveyors: a 36-inch-wide feed conveyor, a 47-inch-wide right discharge conveyor, and a 36-inch-wide end discharge conveyor, together providing efficient distribution of separated fractions around the machine.
Power is supplied by a Kubota V3800-DI-T-ET02, a four-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine displacing 3.8 litres and rated at 74 kW. The engine carries a 2011 US EPA Tier 3 emissions label, confirming it meets the applicable non-road diesel emissions standard for that tier. The machine rides on a single-axle carrier with spring suspension and is equipped with hydraulic leveling, allowing the unit to be set up on uneven ground without requiring a perfectly level pad.
The machine is located in Quebec, Canada, and is offered for sale at $111,174 USD. It was manufactured in 2012 and is offered in used condition.
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