A 2014 single-layer aggregate screening machine is described in available specifications as having a 4-cubic-meter integrated hopper, a maximum processing capacity of 50 metric tons per hour and dimensions of 6.5 meters by 2.5 meters by 3.0 meters. The unit is said to have been used only once, leaving its mechanical structure and operating condition close to new, but an on-site inspection remains necessary to verify screen wear and motor performance.
The machine uses a single-layer integrated design that combines feeding and screening within a compact structure. Its built-in 4-cubic-meter hopper is intended to support continuous material input and stable operation in aggregate processing lines with limited space.
Manufacturer data lists a maximum throughput of 50 metric tons per hour under ideal working conditions. The equipment measures 6.5 meters in length, 2.5 meters in width and 3.0 meters in height, and it was manufactured in December 2014.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Equipment dimensions | 6.5 m (length) x 2.5 m (width) x 3.0 m (height) |
| Processing capacity | Up to 50 metric tons per hour |
| Screening specifications | 300–500 specification types |
| Manufacturing date | December 2014 |
The listed screening specification range of 300 to 500 specification types indicates the machine is intended for production lines that require defined particle-size outputs. Its single-layer configuration is suited to preliminary screening and selected fine screening of sand and gravel aggregate.
With a maximum capacity of 50 metric tons per hour, the unit is positioned for small and medium-sized aggregate processing operations. Actual throughput will depend on material characteristics, feed size, moisture content and operating adjustments.
Although the machine dates to December 2014, available information states that it has been used only once. That history suggests the main structural components and running condition may remain close to new, but the claim should be confirmed through an on-site examination.
Inspection should focus on wear to the screen mesh and the operating sound of the motor. The single-layer screening setup should also be checked against the intended aggregate size range and production requirements.