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A New Way of Conceiving Screening

A New Way of Conceiving Screening
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A New Way of Conceiving Screening

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  • Simex introduces a new line of screening buckets aimed at improving on-site material separation for landscaping and soil regeneration.

  • The technology targets two key sectors: heavy-duty demolition waste screening and topsoil cleaning for horticulture and green space restoration.

  • On-site screening reduces disposal and raw material costs by enabling material reuse and efficient waste management.

  • The cleaned soil is immediately reusable, aerated, and suitable for planting, supporting environmental sustainability and operational efficiency.

Launching a New Line of Screening Buckets to Maximize Performance in Landscaping, Soil Cleaning, and Compost Aeration

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Simex is exploring new frontiers for on-site material separation, promoting the advantages of cost savings, operational efficiency, and environmental sustainability.

Selective separation and on-site screening of materials is an increasingly relevant topic in the earthmoving sector, opening up new scenarios and market opportunities. Treating waste materials directly on-site, whenever possible, offers numerous benefits—especially in terms of time and cost savings, the two key drivers of every job site.

By analyzing its reference market, Simex has identified two main application areas that have seen significant growth in recent years:

  1. HEAVY DUTY – Screening of aggregate waste materials from demolition.

  2. LANDSCAPING & SOIL REGENERATION – Cleaning and reclaiming topsoil from debris for horticultural purposes and green spaces restoration.

In both cases, the goal remains the same: to preserve all “valuable” materials that can be recovered and reused directly on-site or easily transported elsewhere. In the case of demolition debris, reprocessing the material on the job site significantly reduces disposal costs and eliminates expenses related to purchasing and transporting new raw materials.

In the second case—recovering topsoil—it is worth noting that in many construction sites, proper screening operations can clean and reclaim the soil by removing stones, roots, and debris, resulting in the disposal of the inert fraction only. The soil cleaned and refined with Simex screening buckets is immediately reusable, aerated, and has the right particle size for subsequent planting operations.

Source: Simex

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