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Finlay debuts electric variant of flagship scalper

The new electric version of Finlay’s 883+ scalper can be used in operations such that do quarrying, mining, iron ore processing, construction and demolition waste, sand, gravel, compost, topsoil and coal. Photo: Finlay
The new electric version of Finlay’s 883+ scalper can be used in operations such that do quarrying, mining, iron ore processing, construction and demolition waste, sand, gravel, compost, topsoil and coal. Photo: Finlay

Finlay introduced the electric-powered 883+ heavy-duty scalping screen as an addition to its flagship 883+ model.

Designed for a range of primary and secondary screening applications, this machine is suitable for quarrying, mining, iron ore processing, construction and demolition waste, sand, gravel, compost, topsoil and coal.

The 883+ Electric scalper has been developed to meet the growing demand for efficient, environmentally friendly equipment, according to Finlay. It can be connected directly to the grid or powered by a genset. The electrical drive system powers the feeder, screenbox and conveyors, making it an option for customers seeking to reduce their carbon footprint while maintaining high productivity.

The new machine features several upgrades designed with operator needs in mind. One such improvement is a redesigned feeder, which offers hydraulic folding and locking extensions, allowing for rear feeding with a wheel loader. Finlay says this addition provides added flexibility in material handling.

Additionally, the hopper is now manufactured from wear-resistant steel with the option for hopper linings, providing enhanced durability in tough operating environments, according to the company.

Mobility was another focus of the 883+ Electric’s design. It is equipped with an onboard engine that powers the tracks, ensuring customers can continue to move and position their equipment with minimal effort – regardless of power source availability.

Finlay says the electric variant of the 883+ scalper delivers several key benefits. These include reductions in operating costs through grid electricity use, a smaller carbon footprint and reduced engine noise. The shift to electric power typically results in lower maintenance requirements than diesel machines, leading to reduced costs and longer service intervals, ensuring maximized machine uptime and productivity.

“As our flagship model, the 883+ has always set the standard for performance and versatility,” says Matt Dickson, business line director at Finlay. “The 883+ Electric scalper represents a forward-thinking solution for businesses looking to reduce their environmental impact, while continuing to benefit from the superior performance and flexibility that Finlay equipment is renowned for.”

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