The Lippmann 62X24 Quarry Screener is a used screener — sometimes referred to as a screening plant — designed for high-production screening and scalping of aggregate material. Lippmann is a well-established manufacturer of heavy crushing, screening, and feeding equipment serving the quarry, mining, and aggregate processing industries.
This particular unit is configured as a heavy-duty portable rip-rap plant, purpose-built to produce 4-inch to 12-inch rip-rap at high throughput. At the heart of the machine is a 62-inch wide by 24-foot long vibrating grizzly feeder, a notably large screening area that Lippmann states delivers approximately 30 percent greater capacity than narrower competing designs.
The extra width of the feeder is central to the machine's efficiency argument: the broader deck allows incoming material to stratify properly across its full width, which enables smaller rock to separate and fall through more freely rather than stacking up behind larger pieces. This stratification effect means the plant can be run at higher operating speeds without sacrificing separation quality, keeping production rates optimised throughout the working shift.
The machine is located in Illinois, USA, is available from stock, and is listed at $360,000.
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