Equipment spotlight

Changing the screens on your Vermeer trommel screen

Here are a few tips to guide you through the process of swapping out screens on your Vermeer TR5300, TR5300EM, TR521, TR6400, TR626 or TR626EM trommel screens.

How to track the discharge belt on a horizontal grinder

It is important to regularly monitor conveyor belt tracking on your horizontal grinder in order to make adjustments and corrections before poor tracking leads to excessive wear on the machine. Learn how.

Tension screen drum versus auger drum: which trommel screen is right for your composting operation?

In order to decide how to screen and separate your organic material, you must first choose which screen option will best fit your needs and help you maximize the value of your end product. Learn how.

Tub grinder versus horizontal grinder — what’s the right grinder for your operation?

Learn the key considerations you need to make to help you decide if a tub grinder or a horizontal grinder is the best machine for your operational needs.

Sizing a trommel screen: how to choose the right machine for your operation

Whether you’re separating compost, mulch, soil or light aggregates, selecting the right size trommel screen is essential to optimizing production at your facility. There are several factors to consider when choosing the right model for your needs.

Choosing the right grinder for your operation

Vermeer horizontal grinders are offered in a variety of configurations to suit large land-clearning, municipal waste and composting operations. Find the right one for your application.

Trommel screen helps landscaper evolve business and create efficiency

Landscaping work is inherently seasonal in nature, and the demand for work is at its lowest when the temperature drops. That’s why Christopher Joyce, president of Joyce Landscaping, brought a trommel screen into his operations to stay productive year-round.

Microchip and macrochip drum options provide greater range of wood chip sizes

A common issue forestry companies face is not having the ability to produce the appropriate size of material to meet the needs of their wide variety of customers. The microchip and macrochip drum options on Vermeer whole tree chippers help them meet those demands.

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