According to McLanahan, its UltraDry dewatering screen has the highest g-force in the market, creating a deeper bed depth, a drier product and more processed product. Photo: McLanahan Corp.
According to McLanahan, its UltraDry dewatering screen has the highest g-force in the market, creating a deeper bed depth, a drier product and more processed product. Photo: McLanahan Corp.
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McLanahan showcases washing, dewatering equipment at ConExpo

McLanahan Corp. highlighted its screen-over-screw portable wash plant and its UltraDry dewatering screen at ConExpo-Con/Agg.

According to McLanahan, its UltraDRY dewatering screen has the highest G force in the market, creating a deeper bed depth, a drier product and more product processed. Photo: McLanahan Corp.
According to McLanahan, its UltraDry dewatering screen has the highest g-force in the market, creating a deeper bed depth, a drier product and more processed product. Photo: McLanahan Corp.

Two pieces of McLanahan Corp. washing and dewatering equipment were on display at ConExpo-Con/Agg.

McLanahan showcased its horizontal screen-over-screw portable plant for the first time at any trade show. While not a new piece of equipment, McLanahan says it is a highly demanded configuration that the company’s dealers requested be on display due to its popularity.

The screen-over-screw plant contains a horizontal screen and a double screw washer, along with a McLanahan triple-shaft horizontal vibrating triple-deck screen, which is able to size washed rock products for direct stockpiling. Built over a McLanahan double screw fine material washer, the company says the plant can size and wash three aggregate products and one sand product.

Along with the portable plant, McLanahan displayed its UltraDry dewatering screen at ConExpo-Con/Agg. The UltraDry is a modular, skid-mounted dewatering screen that can be added to a new or existing system to create a drier, ready-to sell product come off the dewatering screen at a moisture content as low 7 percent.

According to McLanahan, the dewatering screens used in the UltraDry system have the highest g-force on the market, creating a deeper bed depth, a drier product and more product processed. Heavy-duty urethane holds up to the demands created by deeper bed depths and higher g-forces, McLanahan says.

A slurry pump can be added to the UltraDry when pairing it with a screw washer to divert the screen’s underflow water back to the screen’s feed well. McLanahan says this location is ideal for water placement because it keeps product-sized fines in product piles, limits the system’s water use and allows material at the top of the screw to stay cleaner and drier. An optional spray bar is also available, allowing customers to scrub away any remaining debris and put the final touches on products.