Trommel Screens

Zemmler trommel screens are a innovative solution for screening of waste, soil, aggregate etc. The unique Double Trommel system offers optimum throughput capacity and screening efficiencies.

Zemmler Trommels

Process difficult materials, high-volumes of aggregate and mixed organic waste into revenue streams with the help of Waste Initiatives, Australia’s leading supplier of waste management systems for industries. We sell rental stationary trommel screens to process high-volume materials that conventional plants can’t handle to tracked trommel machines for optimal onsite maneuverability.

  • MULTI SCREEN MS 6700

    The ZEMMLER® MULTI SCREEN® MS 6700 is the biggest mobile screening machine in the range of product.

  • MULTI SCREEN MS 5200

    The double trommel and the conveyor belts run in line with the proven diesel-hydraulic drive which is driven over a simple control panel. As option extended conveyor belts can be mounted to provide more flexibility during the removal of the material.v

  • MULTI SCREEN MS 4200

    The ZEMMLER® MULTI SCREEN® MS 4200 is designed for middle and big companies with different fields of applications.

  • MULTI SCREEN MS 3200

    The ZEMMLER® MULTI SCREEN® MS 3200 is developed based on the increasing demand of compact machine for small businesses, local community as well for landscape gardening.

  • MULTI SCREEN MS 1600

    The ZEMMLER® MULTI SCREEN® MS 1600 is mainly designed for landscape gardening. Because of the compact measurements and the low weight, the double trommel screening machine can be pulled by pick-up van OR small truck.

  • MULTI SCREEN MS 1000

    The ZEMMLER® MULTI SCREEN® MS 1000 expands the drum screening machine portfolio for gardening and landscaping with a further powerful professional machine.

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    Trommel Screens

    • Process difficult materials, high-volumes of aggregate and mixed organic waste into revenue streams with the help of Waste Initiatives, Australia’s leading supplier of waste management systems for industries.

      We sell rental stationary trommel screens to process high-volume materials that conventional plants can’t handle to tracked trommel machines for optimal onsite maneuverability.

      Our waste management specialists have provided businesses with industrial trommel machines that are highly efficient in the separation and refinement of organic materials, including wood chips, top soil, compost, light demolition waste, domestic waste and aggregate. Each of our trommel screens are fit with rotating drums that roll large quantities of material to allow all fines to flow through the trommel screen plates.

    • As Australian businesses move towards more sustainable waste management practices, Waste Initiatives’ growing suite of waste recycling products gives you the opportunity to lead the way with the most innovative equipment available.

      Challenge us with your application and see why so many clients are putting their confidence in Waste Initiatives. Book a consultation today.

    • How does a trommel machine work?

      Trommel machines are a newer and more efficient type of screening equipment, consisting of a motor, reducer, roller, unit, frame, sealing cover, inlet and outlet. The outside is sealed with a sealing cage which prevents environmental pollution.

      The machine itself is fitted with a screen curved into a cylinder, which rotates at a certain speed to sort raw material as it’s fed through the opening. Materials are separated from the top to the bottom through the screening cylinder, with the fine end product discharged from the lower part of the front end.

    • Advantages of Trommel Screens for waste management

      Trommel machines are a useful tool to have at your disposal, as they can process and refine a variety of dry and wet raw materials with speed. As a waste management product, trommel screens can simultaneously recover valuable materials for future use, improve the recovery of fuel-derived solid waste and form end products for construction and gardening purposes. Other advantages of trommel machines include:

      • Wide adaptability of materials (including sand, gravel, soil, wood and more)

      • Simple, diverse feeding method

      • Optimal screening efficiency

      • Large processing capacity

      • Environmentally sustainable

      • Low consumption rate

      • Long service life

      • Low noise

      • Easy maintenance and repair

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is a trommel screen?

    Trommel screens are rotating industrial screening machines that operators use to separate materials by size, usually referring particularly to minerals, biomass (dirt, rock, soil, aggregates) and other types of waste.

    Trommel machines are a staple in applications across many industries, but particularly in recycling, waste processing, gardening, landscaping and mining.

    First, the cylindrical drum is filled with the raw materials that need to be filtered. As the drum moves in a circular motion, the finer particles and pieces pass through the screen of the rotating drum like a colander and are collected in a skip bin or moved elsewhere. While the larger pieces remain in the centre of the drum, like wood chips.

    Trommel screens are highly efficient when it comes to sorting/filtering solid materials by size which translates to uses across many industrial applications. Whether to process and sort out aggregates in mining, to screen for higher quality ingredients in food, or to act as a filter in part of a process in a solid waste processing industry, or manufacturing facilities.

    Besides these benefits trommel machines excel over other types of industrial screening with:

    • Optimal size separations
    • Large barrel screen for easy loading and faster processing
    • Large processing capacity
    • Low power consumption
    • Long service life
    • Minimal maintenance

    There aren’t any formal trommel screen ‘types’ but there are different specifications that you should pay more attention to in regards to your company’s industry, worksite, desired application and use.

    Consider these factors when shopping for a trommel screen:

    Workload/Production rate
    Consider both the amount of material your trommel screen needs to turn over per hour. If you have a high workflow, opt for a double trommel drum machine for better capacity to filter a large amount of product. You also need to take into account screen size (most operators choose a screen between 0.3cm to 7.6cm) as it will influence how quickly the drum can be filled, and the materials processed.
    Desired size of trommel ‘fines’
    The screen size or entry point of trommel screens will also influence how fine the end particles that get filtered through the drums.
    Worksite space requirements or limitation
    Smaller yards or worksites, unfortunately, translate to less space to work with. For a smaller yard, consider getting a smaller trommel screen and installing a conveyor belt to help automate and optimise your screening efficiency in the limited space.
    Customizability
    Depending on your work requirements, you may need to take into consideration other features of your trommel. For example, if you live in a city with dust regulations your trommel screening machine might also need a dust cover.

    Find out about the work environmental regulations of your location and talk to one of our staff for more assistance in tailoring the ideal package for your company’s needs and worksite.

    Trommel machines have been used across a wide variety of industrial processing applications, such as to:

    • improve recovery of fuel, as part of filtering process for wastewater (wet screening)
    • mineral processing in order to grade raw materials
    • screening soil compost to create a finer and superior product
    • in food manufacturing or processing facilities to screen smaller raw food products that are strong enough to withstand the moving force of the drum for quality control

    The typical angle is 5 degrees, with a drum speed of 18-20rpm.

    By choosing Waste Initiatives for your trommel screens, not only do you get a hold of a very reasonable quote on a trommel screen competent for your applications but you get the aftercare and service of a dealer that wants to help see your business succeed.