Machinery Partner connects you directly to purchase Screeners from manufacturers and dealers delivered to Vermont with best in class financing and support
read more90 Max ton per hour
$100,000
$1,782 - $2,285 /mo
Up to 75 tph Max ton per hour
$52,000
$927 - $1,188 /mo
90 tph Max ton per hour
$90,000
$1,604 - $2,057 /mo
70 tph Max ton per hour
$115,000
$2,049 - $2,628 /mo
250 tph Max ton per hour
$365,000
$6,505 - $8,342 /mo
65 tph Ton per hour
$54,000
$962 - $1,234 /mo
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Screeners, a crucial type of heavy machinery, play an indispensable role in Vermont's mining and extraction industries. These machines are designed to sort and separate different types of materials based on size, making them ideal for various applications in the mining sector. In Vermont, screeners are primarily used in the extraction and processing of granite, marble, slate, talc, and crushed stone.
Granite, known for its durability and aesthetic appeal, is commonly used in construction projects ranging from countertops to monuments. The Rock of Ages quarry in Barre is one of the most significant operations that rely heavily on screeners to separate large granite blocks from smaller pieces.
Marble and slate are other materials extracted in Vermont that require the use of screeners. These materials are often used for high-end construction projects due to their unique coloration and texture. The Vermont Marble Company is a notable operator that utilizes screeners to keep up with the high demand for these premium materials.
Talc extraction is another area where screeners come into play. Talc is commonly used in various industrial applications including ceramics, paint, papermaking, plastics manufacturing among others. In Ludlow, Vermont Talc mines have been operational since the early 1900s.
Last but not least, crushed stone is a vital component in road construction and concrete production. With quarries scattered throughout the state like Northeast Materials Group located in Berlin; their operations heavily rely on screeners to ensure consistent sizing of this material.
Overall, Vermont produces roughly 10 million metric tons of aggregate material every year. This accounts for around $100 million in aggregate material production annually for the state.
Whether it's sorting granite blocks at Rock of Ages or separating crushed stone at Northeast Materials Group quarry site; Screeners' ability to efficiently sort and separate materials based on size makes them an invaluable asset for Vermont's mining industry.
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