Anaconda Conveyors USA’s DF410 is a portable, compact tracked screener.

“Our machine is designed with the entry level producer or recycler in mind. Our screening plant has a whole lot to offer customers that are looking to achieve large tonnages without paying a high price tag. The DF410 is ideal in compact urban spaces and will produce tonnages up to 300 ton per hour. This work horse that is priced like an entry level machine is suitable in many applications, including construction demolition, crushed rock, top soil compost, sand, gravel and coal,” according to Gordon Terry, general manager of Anaconda Conveyors USA,

The Anaconda DF410 tracked screener is available with the following options:

• Wheeled model

• Screen decks — mesh, bofor bar, finger

• Screens or punch plate

• Radio remote control

• Steel apron feeder

The Anaconda DF410 tracked screener is available with the following features and benefits:

• High energy 10 by 4 ft. (3 by 1.2 m) two bearing screen box (2 decks)

• Variable speed heavy duty belt feeder with impact bed

• Flip down hopper tailgate to allow direct feed from crusher belt

• JCB dieselmax 444, 84 hp (62.6 kW) engine

• Tail conveyor lowers hydraulically to allow easy access to bottom screen deck

• Hydraulic folding tail conveyor

• Fixed screen angle at 15 percent

• End tensioned mesh arrangement

• Easy access to all engine replacement parts

• Ten minute set up time

For more information,

call 508/808-8022 or visit

www.anacondausa.com

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