The Terex Falcon 820 is a mobile screener used for classification and separation of aggregates, soil, recycled materials, and other bulk solids. Terex manufactures heavy equipment for construction, demolition, recycling, and quarrying operations across the world. Screeners like this model are essential in aggregate processing, allowing operators to sort material into multiple product grades by size, maximizing yield and product value from raw feed material.
This 2024 machine is powered by a Caterpillar C2.2 diesel engine delivering 55 kilowatts (74 horsepower), providing the drive needed for continuous screening operations. The hopper capacity is 5 cubic metres with hydraulic tipping grid, allowing efficient loading and gravity feed into the screening decks. The two-deck screenbox features top and bottom decks, each measuring 2,400 millimetres by 1,200 millimetres. The top deck is fitted with 50 millimetre square mesh for primary sizing; the bottom deck uses 10 millimetre square mesh for secondary classification.
Material is discharged via three product conveyors: the oversize and mid-grade conveyors are each 650 millimetres wide with chevron belting and maximum discharge height of 3,400 millimetres, while the fines conveyor is 1,000 millimetres wide with plain belting and maximum discharge height of 2,900 millimetres. The machine is supplied with both cable control and remote control equipment. Approximate operating weight is 17.5 tonnes. The machine is in used condition and is located in Germany. The asking price is $132,000 USD.
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