Mccloskey S130 2D

This mobile screener is designed for demanding material separation

This mobile screener supports screening tasks in quarrying, recycling, and aggregate handling. The machine uses a two deck setup for separating material into defined fractions during continuous production. That layout is relevant where output quality and stable flow matter in daily operation.

The machine has a transport length of 16,520 mm, a width of 3,000 mm, and a height of 3,400 mm. Operating weight is 28,000 kg. These figures matter when planning site access, transport, and working space around the plant.

Steel tracks support movement across uneven ground and prepared production areas. This undercarriage suits sites where the screener must be repositioned between stockpiles, feed points, and work zones. It also supports handling in conditions where fixed screening equipment is less practical.

The screening setup supports controlled processing of mixed material

The top deck measures 4,270 x 1,524 mm and is fitted with 40 x 40 mm screening media. The bottom deck measures 3,660 x 1,524 mm and uses 5 x 1.2 mm Speedharp screening media. This combination supports separation of both larger and finer fractions in one process.

A tipping grid with 100 mm spacing is included ahead of the screening process. This helps remove oversized material before it reaches the screening decks. A wear plate for the tipping grid is also fitted, which is relevant in applications with abrasive feed material.

That configuration gives contractors and site managers a clearer basis for matching the machine to feed size and target output. It also supports planning where material quality and grading must align with downstream handling or loading.

The conveyor arrangement is configured for material flow on site

The machine is equipped with cleated belts on the main conveyor and side conveyors. A smooth belt is fitted on the tail conveyor. This belt arrangement supports controlled discharge and stable transfer of screened material into separate stockpiles.

Extra hydraulics for a hydraulic stockpiling conveyor are included. This is relevant where site layout requires another discharge point or a more flexible stockpile arrangement. For operations handling several fractions, that addition can support cleaner stockpile management and less machine interaction around the screener.

Material flow has a direct impact on loader use, haul routes, and available yard space. The conveyor setup therefore matters not only for screening, but also for the wider production layout around the machine.

The diesel powertrain is matched to modern site requirements

Power comes from a Caterpillar C4.4 Stage V engine rated at 137 hp and 101 kW. The engine is a four cylinder diesel unit. It uses a diesel particulate filter and SCR with AdBlue. These details are relevant for companies working under current emission requirements.

The machine also includes a fuel saving function with automatic start and stop on the feeder. This function is load dependent. In daily work, that supports operation that responds to feed conditions rather than running at the same pattern throughout the shift.

The machine suits screening work across quarry and recycling applications

This screener is relevant for aggregate producers, contractors, and recycling operators who need mobile screening capacity on site. The two deck arrangement, tracked chassis, and conveyor layout support use with blasted rock, mixed aggregate, and recycled material streams.

Four LED work lights are fitted on the light tower. This supports visibility around the machine during early starts, late shifts, and work in darker periods. For buyers assessing a mobile screening plant, the stated engine data, deck sizes, transport dimensions, and undercarriage type provide a clear basis for technical comparison.