A trommel screener earns its keep when you need to separate material by size at volume, for compost, topsoil, mulch, recycling and general aggregate screening. We sell and service trommel screens out of Ashley, Pennsylvania, and have since 1999. Most of what we move here is McCloskey.
Which trommel fits your job
Throughput and screen sizes decide it. Smaller McCloskey machines like the 512 and 516 are the compact end of the line for landscapers and topsoil yards. A 621 or 628 feeds a bigger compost or recycling operation, and MDS is the heavy-duty line we carry for abrasive feed, including the M515.
Screening rock or recycled aggregate? See our rock trommels, built for that heavier duty.
New, used, rentals and service
We sell both new and used. A used McCloskey 512 or 516 can be the right call for a smaller yard, and we rent trommels too: tell us the job and the timeframe and we will let you know what we can put on rent.
Our MSHA-certified techs stock wear parts and cover repairs from Maine down to Georgia, so a screen you buy here does not go cold when it needs service.
