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Overview

The Frontier SF20MF is a mobile incline screen built to handle the toughest screening challenges: high fines content, wet, sticky material that causes blinding and lost uptime on conventional screens. Multi-Frequency technology lets operators activate additional vibration on the bottom deck only when material demands it, and switch back to standard 2-bearing operation for easier jobs, so you get the performance you need without running at full power all the time. The Frontier SF20MF ships standard with Astec’s Signal® Telematics and is configured to meet the size and emissions requirements of markets worldwide.

Features

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On-Demand Multi-Frequency Screening

Adjustable vibrator motor speed on the bottom deck tackles high-fines and wet, sticky material that causes blinding on standard screens, activated only when you need it.

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Astec's Signal® Telematics

Real-time production metrics, machine status, maintenance scheduling, and GPS location for fleet-wide insight.

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High-Capacity Production

Class-leading power unit output with a maximum feed size of 150mm (6″), built for demanding production volumes.

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Built for Uptime

Class-leading fuel tank capacity, safe and easy access to all critical components, and hydraulic raise/lower of the head section for mesh access, all designed to minimize downtime.

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Job-Ready Mobility

Hydraulically folding and adjustable conveyors with maximized stockpile capacity, for fast setup and relocation between jobs.

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