CDE Global Expands Range with R2500
CDE Global has embarked on a new phase of development with the introduction of their R2500 dry screening plant. The R2500 is a static primary screening unit capable of processing over 500 tph in recycling or quarry and mining operations. CDE says it represents an expansion to their portfolio of products and broadens the range of services provided. It seamlessly integrates into an existing or new washing system and ensures an increase in efficiency immediately. The R2500 is also electric-powered, resulting in a substantial savings in fuel costs and quieter, more environmentally-friendly operation.
The R2500 has been designed at the new CDE Innovation Centre at the company’s headquarters in Northern Ireland. CDE Sales Director, Enda Ivanoff comments; “We recognized an opportunity to better service our high tonnage markets in the most efficient way and to provide our customers with a complete CDE solution across the four sectors in which we operate; construction and recycling, mining, environmental and industrial sands.”
CDE says the R2500 is ideal for recycling, quarrying and mining operations where a range of difficult materials are being processed, including crushed rock, topsoil, scalpings, iron ore and construction and demolition waste. Features of the R2500 include a patent pending laminate side-wall design on a ProGrade P2-75/R screen, which has zero welds resulting in a stronger, lighter screen that requires less power and is galvanized as standard. The lattice design screen has a reduced mass and ensures more energy is transferred to the material, providing superior screening performance. The ProGrade P2-75/R screen also uses FEA (Finite Element Analysis) verification, an integral part of the CDE range and featured on models R2500, M2500 and M4500.
Currently, since May, 2014, CDE says the R2500 is operational in the Stuttgart area in South West Germany. A new project there, backed by the Eco-Innovation Fund (coming from the European Union) is operating with the aim of enhancing the infrastructure for the recycling of construction, demolition and excavation waste in Europe. The project is a partnership between CDE Global and the Eco-Innovation Fund and has resulted in the introduction of a new waste recycling system, which utilizes the R2500 as a component, and which CDE says will deliver on a number of key objectives including reduced plant footprint, enhanced mobility and an increased return on investment from C&D waste recycling operations.
