Evoquip launches the Falcon 820 Compact Finishing Screen

EvoQuip, a Ireland-based manufacturer of compact crushing and screening equipment with North American offices in Louisville, Kentucky, has launched its latest innovation, the EvoQuip Falcon 820 inclined screen.

Combining scalping, screening and stockpiling in a self-contained unit, the Falcon 820 features a double-deck, two-bearing screen box and can process multiple materials, including sand and gravel, crushed stone, coal, topsoil and demolition waste, Evoquip says in a news release.

“We are proud to introduce the Falcon 820 to the market,” EvoQuip Product Manager Andrew Armstrong says. “It combines our expertise in compact machinery with the latest technological advancements, providing our customers with a powerful screening solution. This machine is designed to help our customers achieve optimal results, increase productivity and stay ahead in a competitive market.”

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With its large screening area and high-frequency double-deck screen, the Falcon 820 delivers screening efficiency, enabling fast throughput and high uptime. It also offers adjustable incline angles, allowing operators to optimize the screening process based on specific material requirements. This flexibility ensures precise separation and exceptional quality of the final product, Evoquip says. Built to withstand the toughest conditions, the Falcon 820 is constructed with quality materials and components. Its design ensures long-term reliability, reducing maintenance costs and maximizing uptime.

“Designed with mobility in mind, the Falcon 820 is compact and easily transportable, making it ideal for various job sites,” Armstrong adds. “Its user-friendly setup process and excellent maintenance access ensures minimal downtime and maximum productivity.”

Selected Falcon screens come standard with the T-Link telemetry system, providing operators with real-time information on the performance of their machine, leading to effective machine management and maximum uptime. This data can be accessed through a tablet or smartphone and provides comprehensive information on the machine’s location, fuel consumption, tonnages, wear ratings and operating hours.