Key features
- Trommel often handles variable moisture better than vibrating screen on certain materials
- Larger TTS model for higher throughput when volume demands it
- Two undercarriage variants – we clarify transport, terrain and setup time together with you
- Can be combined with shredders and conveyor belts in the same system
TTS 620 – trommel screen for mobile plants
The TTS series covers the need for classification of materials into multiple fractions. For plants receiving varying content – for example municipal or industrial – a trommel screen provides smoother flow and predictable fraction size when the settings are correct.
TTS 620 is wheeled and suits situations where you drive the machine between projects on normal infrastructure. TTS 620T has a tracked undercarriage and is suited where you want to drive onto construction sites, landfills or other areas with poor roads – same trommel principle, different way of positioning.
The result for you can be higher utilisation of saleable fractions and less manual sorting. We help match the trommel, apertures and feed capacity to your actual material profile.
In the European market we focus on TTS and similar models that are relevant for local requirements. Certain other trommel series are primarily aimed at other regions – contact us if you are unsure what suits your road and approval requirements.
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