The ALLU TS, which features a state-of-the-art drum assembly, can screen, shred and mix many types of material including top soil, green waste and bark.
It can aerate and load in a single-step operation and has the capacity to process two different fragment sizes in one unit simply by altering the configuration of screen combs inside the unit.
Chris Bell, of the Finlay Group, said: “After promising results with the TS buckets last year, we’ve decided to make them part of our core fleet.
“The ability to change the screen sizes with these buckets has been a welcome feature.”
This versatile plant is compatible with 13-45 tonne excavators, 7-30 tonne wheel loaders and telehandlers.
At the core of the ALLU TS technology are the blades that spin between the screening combs. The space between them determines the size of the end product, which can be 16-32mm, 25-50mm or 35mm.
The combs carry the majority of the material weight, which means there’s less impact on drums and bearings. The design ensures the high-production unit remains clog-free even with wet and sticky materials.
ALLU TS drums are available with two different blade types – standard for screening materials and axe blades when a crushing effect is required.
Bell added: “Finlay Group also has a variety of demonstration and hire units to suit a wide range of base machines including 13-45 tonne excavators, wheeled loaders and telehandlers as well as stock units for the most popular models.
“We keep units at both our Cambridge and Stafford depots so we can serve customers nationwide.”
The Finlay Group comprises of 10 stand-alone companies offering the most modern and diverse range of material processing equipment available in the marketplace.
The company has a national reach across England and Wales from its headquarters in Stafford.