EvoQuip Launches Its First Trommel

EvoQuip introduces Osprey 616, its first trommel for compact recycling. Features 180-degree radial fines conveyor, remote-controlled swivel function and compact design. Ideal for small to medium-sized operations with limited space. Available for order now.

Mon May 12, 2025 - National Edition
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EvoQuip announced the launch of its first trommel, the Osprey 616.

This compact recycling trommel expands the EvoQuip product portfolio to provide customers with a versatile and efficient solution for screening applications.

Designed with small to medium-sized operations with limited space in mind, the Osprey 616 screens materials such as compost, biomass, soil, gravel and waste. A key feature of the Osprey 616 is its 180-degree radial fines conveyor, which delivers exceptional stockpiling capacity, according to EvoQuip.

The Osprey 616 has a discharge height of up to 15 ft.-4 in. Furthermore, the conveyor's swivel function can be operated via remote control while the machine is running, eliminating unnecessary downtime and maximizing productivity.

"The introduction of the Osprey 616, the first trommel in our range is a significant milestone for EvoQuip," said Andrew Armstrong, product manager of EvoQuip. "We are thrilled to offer our customers the same focus on quality, durability and ease of use that defines the entire EvoQuip range. The Osprey 616 has a compact design and innovative features, such as the remote-controlled swiveling conveyor and compact transport dimensions to make it an ideal solution for businesses looking to enhance their screening capabilities in space-constrained environments."

The Osprey 616 is available to order now for 2025.

This story also appears on Aggregate Equipment Guide.

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