This Komptech Nemus 2700 is a used screener — sometimes referred to as a trommel screen or drum screen — built in 2019 and currently located in France. Screeners of this type are used to separate bulk materials by particle size, making them a common sight in quarrying, recycling, composting, and waste-processing operations. Komptech is an Austrian manufacturer well known for producing mechanical processing equipment for biomass, waste, and organic materials, with their trommel-based screening machines used extensively across these industries worldwide.
The machine has recorded 1,776 hours of use and is powered by a Perkins engine rated at 55 kW (74 hp). Overall dimensions are 12 m in length, 2.55 m in width, and 4 m in height, with a total operating weight of 17 tonnes.
The feed hopper has a capacity of 5 m³, with a loading length of 4 m, a loading width of 1.67 m, and a loading height of 2.85 m, providing practical access for wheeled loaders and similar feeding equipment.
The screening unit itself features a drum diameter of 2 m and a screening length of 5.5 m, giving a total screening surface of 30 m². The drum rotates at a maximum speed of 23 rpm and the machine is rated for a throughput of up to 170 m³/h, depending on material characteristics. Both the coarse fraction and fine fraction discharge at a height of 3.20 m, facilitating direct loading into trucks or stockpiling. The asking price is $159,216.
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