Terex Washing Systems launches M1700X

Terex Washing Systems (TWS) used last month’s Construction & Quarry Machinery Show (CQMS) in Ireland to launch its enhanced M1700X mobile washing screen.

The M1700X is a redesign of the M1700 and TWS says it improves the M Range of mobile washing screens that can produce up to three aggregates and two sands.

Terex Washing Systems M1700X The Terex Washing Systems M1700X on show at the CMQS in Ireland

Barry McMenamin, business line director of Terex Washing Systems said: “The addition of the M1700X will enhance an already significant product range meeting both market and customers’ needs for mobile washing.

“Our team of engineers has worked closely with our customers to develop improvements to an already high performing machine, such as the new tracked rinser that features a redesigned high fluidisation wash box, increased standard features and improved washing efficiency.”

The boasts increased standard features, including a standard hydraulic raise and lower for quicker service access, standard hydraulic tensioning, and one-piece catchbox for easy machine reconfiguration.

In addition, it has heavy duty bearing arrangement for long service life, higher levels of screening efficiency and throughput, increased serviceability and maintenance access as well as increased screen angle adjustment that is highly adaptable for feed material variation.

Barry continued: “It was terrific to be back at a show, welcome customers to our stand and showcase the capability of our equipment and discuss our latest innovations.

“We were delighted by how well the M1700X was received.”

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