Lippmann Horizontal Screens

Lippmann Horizontal Screens

Lippmann triple-deck screen boxes deliver power, precision, and seamless operation.

Built for high tonnage and durability, Lippmann triple-shaft screen boxes come in 6′ × 20′ and 8′ × 20′ configurations with wide conveyors and reconfigurable chutes. Fully equipped for efficiency, these plants simplify operations, reduce wear, and minimize downtime.

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Key features

  • Screen box configuration 6′ × 20′ or 8′ × 20′ 
  • Two or three-deck screen 
  • Under screen belt 
  • Cross conveyors as standard 
  • Roll away chute for easy maintenance 
  • Oil bath system 
  • Motorized head pulleys for easy setup and maintenance

Technical specifications

L620s

Screen Size

6′ × 20′

Cross Conveyor

30″ x 10′ 6″

Under screen Conveyor

48″ × 30′

Screen motor

40 HP

Cross Conveyor motor

7.5 HP

Under screen Conveyor motor

10 HP

Technical specifications

L820s

Screen Size

8′ × 20′

Cross Conveyor

30″ x 10′ 6″

Under screen Conveyor

60″ × 29′

Screen motor

75 HP

Cross Conveyor motor

10 HP

Under screen Conveyor motor

15 HP

Transportation

L620s

Weight axle

37,000 lb

Weight King pin

21,000 lb

Weight total

58,000 lb

L820s

Weight axle

67,000 lb

Weight King pin

23,000 lb

Weight total

168,000 lb

L620s or L820s: which screen plant fits your tonnage?

Lippmann builds its triple shaft horizontal screen plants in two sizes. The L620s has a 6 by 20 foot box on a 40 hp screen motor over a 48 inch under screen conveyor. The L820s steps up to an 8 by 20 foot box, 75 hp at the screen and a 60 inch under screen belt.

Both come with two or three decks, cross conveyors as standard, an oil bath system and a roll away chute for maintenance. The L620s weighs 58,000 lb on the road. Compare the Superior Guardian or Lippmann incline screens, or see all our screeners. We sell and service both from Ashley, PA.

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