Equipment
Screening Equipment
Screening separates material by size throughout a processing plant, from removing oversize material before crushing to sorting finished products for stockpiling.
Kimball Equipment Company supplies inclined screens, horizontal screens, high-frequency screens, scalping screens and trommel screens, along with feeders that support material delivery into the plant. Tracked, portable and stationary equipment serves different applications and site requirements.
Our team helps evaluate feed material, moisture, required separations, screen media and production needs to determine how the equipment will fit your operation.
Manufacturers We Represent for Screening
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Cedarapids
Crushing and screening
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Simplicity
Screens and feeders
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Superior Industries
Crushing, screening, conveying and washing
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Finlay
Tracked crushing, screening and conveying
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TCI
High-frequency screening, conveyors and portable processing equipment
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MDS
Heavy-duty rock trommels
Equipment lines vary by territory. Contact your local branch for details.
Inclined Screens
Inclined screens use vibration and an angled screening surface to move material and separate it by size. They support applications ranging from removing oversize material to sorting finished aggregate into different products.
Our team helps evaluate screen size, the number of decks, screen media and material characteristics to match the required separations and production needs. Equipment selection also considers how the screen will work with the crushers, conveyors and other stages in your plant.
Related Equipment
The Superior Anthem inclined screen uses circular-motion vibration to separate aggregate into product sizes. Pictured at Holliday Rock in California, this installation also illustrates the importance of access for screen-media changes and routine maintenance.
See the Anthem Inclined Screen in Operation
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Horizontal Screens
Horizontal screens use vibration to move material across a relatively flat screening surface and separate it by size. Their lower profile can be useful in portable plants and installations where available height affects the layout.
Kimball Equipment Company offers horizontal screening equipment from Cedarapids, Simplicity, Superior Industries and Finlay. Our team helps evaluate screen size, deck configurations, screen media and material characteristics to match the required separations and fit the screen into your processing plant.
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High-Frequency Screens
High-frequency screens use rapid vibration to separate fine material. They can support applications such as manufactured sand production, fines separation and preparing material to meet specific product requirements.
Our team helps evaluate feed gradation, moisture, screen media and the required separation to determine whether high-frequency screening fits your operation. We can also review how the screen will work with your existing crushers, conveyors and other processing equipment.
Related Equipment
Also in this category: TCI high-frequency screening, and Terex MPS high-frequency screens, including the CRS618HF portable screen and the MHFS2618 modular screen, which features the Simplicity FM Series two-deck incline screen.
Featured: Superior Independence™ High Frequency Screen
The Superior Independence high-frequency screen is designed for fine aggregate separation, helping producers recover usable material and make precise product cuts.
Scalping & Heavy-Duty Screens
Scalping screens handle coarse feed and make an initial separation before material moves through the rest of the plant. They can remove undersize material ahead of crushing or separate oversize material for further processing.
Kimball Equipment Company helps producers evaluate heavy-duty screening equipment for quarrying, mining and recycling applications. Feed size, material characteristics, deck configuration and screen media all influence equipment selection and how material should be directed through the operation.
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Trommel Screens
Trommel screens use a rotating drum with screening openings to separate material by size. Heavy-duty rock trommels can help recover usable rock from overburden and process material containing sticky clay.
Kimball Equipment Company offers MDS trommel screening equipment for aggregate, quarrying, mining and suitable recycling applications. Our team helps evaluate feed size, material conditions, drum configuration and the required finished products to determine how a trommel will fit your operation.
MDS
Heavy-duty rock trommels
Feeders
Feeders control how material enters a crusher, screen or another stage of the plant. A feeder matched to the application helps manage material delivery and supports the equipment downstream.
Vibrating pan feeders move material from a hopper or stockpile into the processing circuit. Vibrating grizzly feeders combine feeding with an initial separation, allowing undersize material to bypass the crusher where the application calls for it.
Our team helps evaluate feed size, loading conditions, material characteristics and required feed rates to select equipment that fits your plant.
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Screen Media, Parts & Service
Screen media affects the separation your plant produces. Selecting media for the material, required openings and operating conditions is an important part of evaluating screening performance.
Kimball Equipment Company helps producers identify screen media and replacement components for screens and feeders. Our parts teams can check compatibility and availability, while our technical solutions team can review application and material-flow concerns.
Field service technicians support troubleshooting, maintenance and repairs, connecting the parts your equipment needs with the people who can put them to work.
Learn more about parts, Technical Solutions and field service.
Screening Equipment FAQs
How do I choose a screen?
Start with your feed material, moisture, required product sizes and tons per hour. The number of finished products helps determine how many decks you need, and the material and separation size help determine the screen media. Tell us what the screen will receive and what you need it to produce.
Can you help me improve an existing plant?
Yes. Identify where the problem shows up first: oversize in the finished product, good material going to the wrong pile, or screens plugging when the feed gets wet. Record the current deck openings, feed conditions and production rate. That helps narrow down whether to look first at feed distribution, the screen media or the screen itself.
Where do feeders fit?
A feeder meters material into the next stage, such as a crusher, screen or conveyor. When choosing one, start with the largest material coming in, how it is loaded and the rate the downstream equipment needs. Those details matter when selecting the feeder type and size.
Can you supply screen media and parts for equipment I already own?
Yes. Send the screen make and model, the deck position, opening size and media style. A photo of the media and how it attaches can help identify a replacement. Our parts team can confirm compatibility and check availability.
Comparing options? Read Should You Rent or Buy Aggregate Equipment? and What Drives the Cost of Aggregate Equipment?
Discuss Your Screening Application
Tell us about your feed material, the separations you need and the equipment already in your plant.