The SM 1200 Triflex is a two-deck star screen capable of creating three fractions from organic source material, even with very high moisture content. The high-volume, precise separation capability of the Triflex offers enhanced screening performance to operations that have highly demanding screening needs, according to the manufacturer.

As with the SM star screen insert, Triflex functionality is based on the parallel rotation of the stars on each deck to loosen and transport material across the screen. Doppstadt’s alternating shaft speeds provide an additional degree of agitation, which further tears and separates the material. This delivers advanced performance and productivity even with high-moisture-content material. The effective opening of either deck can be changed on the fly using the adjustable shaft speed controls.

With its large 140 sq. ft. (13 sq m) of screening surface, the Triflex can achieve high rates of output, while delivering consistent products. For even greater separation capability, the Triflex can be fitted with optional wind sifters over both decks, magnetic separation and additional star deck or tipping grid above the hopper.

“We believe the introduction of the SM 1200 Triflex to the U.S. market will be a game changer,” said Hugh Fagan, DoppstadtUS sales director. “There really isn’t another machine that can compete on this scale, and it will provide a level of screening capability that can completely change the economics of large-scale separation facilities.”

For more information, visit www.doppstadtus.com.

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