GNR ME1650 — Mobile (Dry) Screening Plant

The GNR ME1650 is a mobile DRY screening plant rated at 120-180 tph, carrying no washing unit. A sand hopper, vibrating screen and stockpile belts split 0-100 mm run-of-mine into clean, dry fractions. Clayey or wet feed instead calls for the YM series. It works on mains or generator on an 18,000 kg single chassis. The GNR ME1650 is a mobile sand screening plant rated at 120-180 tph that takes 0-100 mm run-of-mine. Its kit is limited to a sand hopper, a vibrating screen and stockpile belts, charged by loader bucket or fed by belt from an existing crushing-and-screening line. There is no washing unit on board — the plant does dry screening only. It operates on mains or generator power atop an 18,000 kg one-piece mobile chassis. Working principle Run-of-mine tipped into the hopper travels up the main belt onto the vibrating screen. Layering starts across the deck: fines settle to the base of the bed and drop through the aperture while oversize rides on top and spills off the end. Each fraction leaves on its own stockpile belt to a separate heap. Telling ME (dry) from YM (washing) This is where the buying decision turns: the ME series runs dry (no washing); the YM series carries a washing screen and a screw. On clean, dry sand-and-gravel the ME1650 is the most economical pick. Where feed is clayey or wet the deck blinds/pegs and moisture stays put; there the YM1650 in the same 120-180 tph band is required. Anyone chasing more dry throughput gets the ME2060 (200-350 tph). Applications and material The ME1650 serves riverbeds, sand-and-gravel quarries and aggregate feed to concrete batching plants. Clipped by belt onto an existing crusher line, it handles pre- or post-screening. Its 18-tonne one-piece build cuts haulage and speeds erection. From dry screening to a full plant General Machinery delivers crushing, screening and washing together with a batching plant from one desk. The ME1650 can be laid out as a single integrated line with primary-secondary crushers, screw/bucket-wheel/log washers and a batching plant — one contact, undivided responsibility and a spare-parts chain that fits together. S: Does the GNR ME1650 wash sand? C: No; the ME1650 only screens dry and has no washing unit. To strip clay/silt or cut moisture, pick the YM1650, which carries a washing screen and a screw. S: What is the ME1650's capacity? C: 120-180 tph. It takes 0-100 mm feed and sorts the material into fractions with its vibrating screen. S: Will it run off-grid? C: Yes; the plant draws from mains or a generator. On quarries and sites without a grid connection a generator is enough. S: How is it fed and moved? C: The hopper is filled by loader bucket or fed by belt from an existing line. The 18-tonne one-piece chassis keeps haulage low and commissioning fast. S: How do I get price and delivery? C: Send General Machinery your target capacity, material type and required output fractions; a project-specific configuration, price and lead time come back as a quotation.