Screen material on-site. Three products. One machine.
Rent a Screen USA CD410 track-mounted vibratory screener across the Southeast United States. Sort C&D debris, aggregate, soil, and mixed material into fines, middles, and overs in a single pass. Two decks, three conveyors, one machine.
Feed in. Three products out.
Mixed material enters the hopper. A feed conveyor delivers it to the vibrating screen box. Two decks separate material by size. Three conveyors stockpile fines, middles, and overs in separate piles. One machine, one pass, three products.
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Load the hopper
Loader or excavator feeds mixed material into the 5.5 cubic yard hopper. The 40-inch wide feed conveyor meters material onto the screen box.
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Vibrate across two decks
Material bounces across the top deck (punch plate). Undersized particles fall through to the bottom deck (woven mesh). Two stages of separation in one box.
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Three conveyors, three piles
Fines drop through the bottom deck to the fines conveyor (36" wide). Middles ride off the bottom deck (26" wide). Overs ride off the top deck (40" wide). Three stockpiles, no re-handling.
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Reuse, sell, or dispose
Clean aggregate goes back into the project. Sized fines sell as fill material. Only true rejects leave the site. Less disposal volume, more recovered value.
One machine. Built by our team.
The Screen USA CD410 is a track-mounted 2-deck vibratory screener designed and built by our own Screen USA line. 74 HP Cat diesel, 32,000 lbs, 4' x 10' screen decks, 5.5 cubic yard hopper. One machine produces three products.
Screen USA CD410
2-deck vibratory screener with 3-way split. Scalps, sizes, and sorts C&D debris, aggregate, soil, and mixed material in one pass. Built by our team at Screen USA.
- Engine74 HP Cat C2.2 Tier 4 Final
- Weight32,000 lbs
- Screen decks2-Deck, 4' × 10'
- Top deckPunch plate
- Hopper5.5 cu. yd
- Output3-way split (fines, middles, overs)
- Feed conveyor40" wide, 10'-6" long
- Fines conveyor36" wide, 8'-6" discharge
- Middles conveyor26" wide, 8'-6" discharge
- Overs conveyor40" wide, 8'-3" to 10'-7" (adjustable)
- Fuel tank43.5 gal diesel
- Transport35'-10" L × 8'-4" W × 8'-3" H
- MobilityTrack-mounted
Six jobs where on-site screening pays off.
From a C&D teardown to a material yard operation, vibratory screeners turn unsorted piles into sellable products. Pick the scenario closest to your project.
C&D debris sorting
Mixed demolition debris goes in one end. Clean aggregate, sized fines, and oversized rejects come out in three separate piles. Reduce disposal volume by 40-60% on a typical demo job.
Scalping before a crusher
Pre-screen material to remove fines and dirt before feeding a jaw crusher. Cleaner feed means higher crusher throughput and less jaw plate wear. We deliver both machines together.
Sand and gravel sizing
Separate mixed aggregate into spec products: coarse stone, pea gravel, and sand. Two decks and three conveyors let you produce three grades simultaneously.
Log yard debris
Separate bark, chips, fines, and dirt from log yard material. Recover usable chips for mulch or biomass. Remove the contaminants that reduce product value.
Landfill reclamation
Process excavated landfill material to recover aggregate, soil, and reusable fill. Reduce the volume headed back to disposal. Screening is the first step in any reclamation project.
Contaminated topsoil
Separate contaminants from soil: rocks, debris, root balls, and foreign material. Cleaned soil goes back to the project. Concentrated contaminant stream reduces disposal volume and cost.
The economics
of screening on-site.
Sorted material sells. Unsorted material costs you.
A typical 500-ton C&D job produces mixed debris worth nothing until it is sorted. Screening separates that same pile into sized aggregate ($12-18/ton), clean fines ($8-12/ton), and a smaller reject pile that costs less to dispose of. The math: $6,000-9,000 in recovered material value, plus 40-60% less disposal volume to haul off-site.
Estimate your on-site screening value.
Set your project details. We compare hauling unsorted material vs screening on-site and recovering value from sorted products.
Haul unsorted vs screen on-site.
Estimates are directional. Recovered material valued at $12/ton average. Actual rental, hauling, and tipping costs vary by region and scope. Get a real quote →
Pair with a jaw crusher. Produce spec aggregate.
Screen raw material first to remove fines and dirt, then feed clean rock and concrete into the jaw crusher. Or crush first, then screen the output into spec products like #57 stone and road base. Either direction, two machines produce higher-value products than either alone. We connect you with both on one delivery.
Quote a screener + crusher packageScreen first
Remove fines and dirt from raw material. Cleaner feed increases crusher throughput and reduces jaw plate wear.
Crush
Jaw crusher reduces clean rock and concrete to crusher run. No fines clogging the jaw means faster production.
Screen again (optional)
Run crusher output back through the screener to produce spec aggregate: #57 stone, 3/4" clean, road base fines. Spec product sells for $15-25/ton.
Screeners on rent. Nationwide.
Headquartered in Smyrna, GA. Active service across the Southeast today; expanding to additional regions through 2026 and 2027.
Currently active
Seven states with same-week dispatch. Screener pricing is consistent across active states; long-haul fees apply to expansion regions.
What contractors ask first.
From the GCS blog.
Material sorting guides, cost analyses, and the math on when on-site screening beats hauling to a facility.
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Get screener pricing.
Tell us about the project: material type, volume, target product sizes, start date. We'll size the screen panels and quote the CD410 inside one business day.
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