Plan the stockpile and site
We assess material condition, stockpile volume, machine access and the space available for feeding and finished material.
Large-volume trommel screening Christchurch
Bulk soil screening for serious stockpiles.
Tracked trommel screening for subdivisions, commercial developments, earthworks and large soil stockpiles. Separate reusable topsoil from stones, roots and oversized material efficiently on site.
Operated by Sifty Soil Solutions
Tracked trommel screeningBuilt for bulk volumes and sustained on-site production.
Screen where the soil sits
Process more material with less double handling.
A large tracked trommel is suited to substantial stockpiles where consistent screening and efficient material separation matter.
Feed the tracked trommel
Soil is processed continuously through the trommel to separate finer reusable material from oversize and rejects.
Separate each material
Screened soil and rejects are kept in clear working piles, ready for reuse, transport or further site work.
Built for bulk material
Large-scale screening for commercial quantities.
Ideal for subdivisions, civil and earthworks projects, commercial developments, bulk soil yards and large rural stockpiles.
Production depends on moisture, clay content, contamination, feed consistency and site layout. Send clear photos plus an approximate stockpile volume so we can assess the job properly.
Good candidates
- Existing topsoil stockpiles
- Subdivision and development soil
- Lifestyle-block material
- Landscape and lawn projects
- Soil containing removable stones or roots
Before we arrive
Space makes screening efficient.
The tracked trommel and feed machine need firm, safe access plus separate working areas for feed material, screened soil and rejects.
- Confirm trommel and feed-machine access
- Identify underground and overhead services
- Provide room for separate stockpiles
- Plan what happens to the rejects
Screening questions
Send photos and approximate volume.
How is large-scale screening priced?
Each job is priced around stockpile volume, material condition, setup requirements, site access and the way finished material and rejects need to be handled.
What material can be screened?
Many soil and topsoil stockpiles can be processed, but moisture, clay, roots, rubble and contamination affect suitability and production.
How much working room is required?
The trommel and feed machine need firm, safe access plus enough level space for the feed stockpile, screened product and separate reject pile.
Can wet soil be screened?
Some damp soil may be workable, but saturated or sticky clay-rich material can significantly reduce production or prevent effective screening.
Planning a bulk screening job?
Send the stockpile details.
Text the location, approximate volume, material type, site-access information and several photos. We will confirm whether tracked trommel screening suits the job.
Operated by Sifty Soil Solutions