McCloskey S190 Screener

McCloskey S190 Screener

The S190 screener delivers industry-leading performance with unmatched versatility and high energy screening action for maximum productivity.

Available in dual power, double, or triple deck models, the S190’s 20′ x 5′ vibratory screening plant adapts to diverse material applications. With an adjustable screenbox angle and premium components, it ensures peak productivity across quarrying, mining, sand, gravel, and coal.

The S190 Triple Deck offers the largest true screening area in its class for high-efficiency screening.

McCloskey S190 Screener - photo 2

Key features

  • 20′ x 5′ 2-deck or 3-deck screenbox
  • 48″ feed conveyor
  • Remote control tipping grid
  • Fast on-site setup time – 10 minutes
  • Dual Power available

Technical specifications

Engine

130 hp (97 kW)

Screen box top deck

20′ x 5′

Screen box bottom deck

18′ x 5′

Hopper

15 yd3

Tail conveyor stockpile

15′ 3″

Side conveyor stockpile

16′ 9″

 
transport

2-deck configuration

Length 12′ / 15′ with hopper 57′ 6″ / 60′ 6″

Width 9′ 6″

Height tracked / wheeled 11′ 2″ / 12′ 2″

Weight tracked / wheeled 80,300 lb / 70,540 lb

3-deck configuration

Length 12′ / 15′ with hopper 57′ 6″/ 60′ 6″

Width 10′ 7″

Height tracked / wheeled 11′ 4″ / 12′ 3″

Weight tracked / wheeled 85,495 lb / 77,160 lb

Picking an S190 configuration

The S190 is the McCloskey inclined screener we quote most for sand and gravel producers: a 20 x 5 screenbox fed by a 48 inch conveyor, in double or triple deck depending on how many products you need to make. The triple deck version gives the largest true screening area in its class.

The S130 suits operations that need less deck, and the S250 steps up for plant scale volumes. Browse all our screeners. We help you pick deck media for your spec, sell new and used, and service the machine after the sale with our own MSHA certified techs.

Tell us how many products you need to make and we will spec the deck configuration: get a quote.

Ready to Tackle the Toughest Challenges?

Let’s Get to Work