McCloskey R155 Screener

McCloskey R155 Screener

The R155 offers unbeatable versatility and power, handling the toughest materials while cutting costs and emissions.

With the largest screening area in its class, the R155 tackles tough materials across diverse applications. Its dual power option lets operators switch between diesel and electric, cutting fuel costs and emissions. Built for heavy-duty use, it offers multiple configurations, making it one of the most versatile screeners available.

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Key features

  • 16′ x 5′ heavy duty high energy 2 bearing screenbox
  • 127 Hp (97 kW) diesel engine 37 kW (50 Hp) electric Motor
  • Direct feed Hardox® lined hopper
  • Integrated hydraulic folding stockpiling conveyors
  • Travel out fixed walkways
  • Fast on-site setup time – 10 minutes
  • Screen raises at lower end for easy bottom deck access
  • Service standing room inside Powerpack

Technical specifications

Engine

130 Hp (97 kW) diesel electric or dual power hybrid

Screen box top deck

16′ x 5′

Screen box bottom deck

15′ x 5′

Hopper

10 yd3

Belt feed conveyor width

55″

Fine product side conveyor

13′

Mid product side conveyor

11′ 10″

Tail conveyor

13′ 3″

 
transport

Length

50′ 2″

Width

9′ 6″

Height

11′ 2″

Weight – Belt Feeder

72,090 lb

Weight – Apron Feeder

78,090 lb

Where the R155 fits

The R155 is the workhorse of the R series: a 16 x 5 two bearing screenbox with a direct feed hopper, so a loader or an excavator can feed it straight without a separate feeder. The dual power option matters on long contracts, running electric on site power cuts fuel cost and noise.

Step down to the R105 if you move between smaller jobs, or up to the R230 for heavy scalping at the front of a crushing spread. See all our screeners. We sell the R155 new and used, keep wear screens moving, and our MSHA certified techs handle service up and down the East Coast.

Send us your material and deck sizes and we will quote a machine and screens to match: get a quote.

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