This Maximus 620 is a used screener — sometimes referred to as a screening plant or screen plant — designed to separate and classify bulk materials such as crushed rock, gravel, sand, and other aggregates by size. Screeners of this type are a core piece of equipment in quarrying, mining, recycling, and civil construction operations, where consistent material grading is essential. Maximus is a manufacturer known for producing heavy-duty mobile crushing and screening equipment for the aggregates and quarrying industries.
This 2014 machine has accumulated 3,400 hours and is configured as a two-deck reclaimer screen, meaning it processes material across two screening surfaces simultaneously to produce multiple sized fractions in a single pass. The screen box measures 20 by 6 feet, providing a substantial screening area well suited to high-volume quarry production. Power is supplied by a Cat engine, and the machine is equipped with two side conveyors as well as a main conveyor to efficiently move separated material away from the unit and into stockpiles or downstream processing.
The undercarriage is reported to be in good condition, and the conveyor belts are likewise described as being in good condition — both are key indicators of a machine's overall serviceability and potential remaining working life. This unit is located in New South Wales, Australia, and is listed at A$142,353 excluding GST.
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