After crushing, a screening unit can classify the processed waste into different size groups. Fine soil-rich material can be directed separately, while larger pieces may return for additional crushing or move towards another sorting stage. This arrangement helps recycling facilities manage mixed feed more systematically.

Common applications include:

• Crushed concrete: Classifying recycled concrete into different size fractions.

• Brick and stone waste: Separating larger pieces from smaller particles.

• Soil and fines: Removing fine material from coarser waste streams.

• Road construction materials: Preparing recycled aggregates for further processing.

• Closed-circuit crushing: Returning oversized particles for additional size reduction.

The screening system should be selected according to waste composition, required output sizes and plant capacity. Star Trace provides industrial screening equipment for recycling and material classification applications. Share your waste material details and required screening capacity with Star Trace to discuss a suitable equipment arrangement.