FlipScreen screening buckets are built for operators who need to process more material, reduce double handling and keep production moving on site. Available for excavators, loaders, skid steers and other carriers, FlipScreen gives you a high-production screening solution for soil, topsoil, sand, gravel, rock, demolition material, compost, waste and mining applications—helping you recover usable material faster, reduce transport and disposal costs, and get more value from every load.
A FlipScreen screening bucket is built to do more than simply separate material. It is designed around productivity, durability and lower operating costs, giving operators a practical way to screen directly at the machine without adding unnecessary handling or extra equipment to the job.
With high-capacity screening, quick screen changes and a design built for demanding conditions, FlipScreen buckets can process everything from soil, topsoil and gravel through to demolition waste, quarry material and mining applications. The result is faster material recovery, less double handling and more usable product from every load.
FlipScreen screening buckets are also designed to work across a wide range of excavators, loaders, skid steers and other carriers, making them a versatile attachment for contractors, councils, recyclers, quarries, mines and earthmoving operations.
Engineered in Australia and proven across demanding worksites worldwide, FlipScreen combines heavy-duty construction with a screening system designed to keep material moving and machines productive.
Built for Production, Not Just Screening
A screening bucket should earn its place on the machine. FlipScreen is designed to keep material moving, reduce unnecessary handling and give operators a practical way to process material where it is already being worked. By screening directly with the carrier, material can be separated, recovered and reused without constantly moving it between additional machines or processing equipment.
For contractors and operators, that means fewer handling stages, less time tied up moving material and more productive use of the machine already on site.
Screen the Material You Have
Conditions change from site to site, and so does the material. FlipScreen screening buckets are used across soil, topsoil, sand, gravel, rock, demolition material, compost, waste, quarry products and mining applications.
Interchangeable screen sizes allow the finished product to be changed to suit the job, whether the objective is recovering reusable material, removing oversize, producing a specified particle size or separating valuable material from waste.
Rather than being limited to one narrow application, a FlipScreen can move between different materials, machines and jobs as requirements change.
Built Around the Carrier
FlipScreen screening buckets are designed to work with the machine rather than simply hang from it. Purpose-designed hitching, hydraulic control and model-specific sizing allow the attachment to operate effectively across a broad range of excavators, wheel loaders, skid steers and other carriers.
Matching the correct FlipScreen to the carrier helps achieve the balance between screening capacity, machine stability, hydraulic performance and overall productivity.
That is why selecting a screening bucket based on the machine, material and intended application matters just as much as the bucket itself.
From Waste Material to Usable Product
Material that would otherwise be transported, disposed of or left in stockpiles can often be screened and reused directly on site.
Recovered soil can become backfill. Oversize can be separated before crushing. Demolition material can be processed for reuse. Quarry and mining material can be sized before the next stage of production.
For many operations, the value of a screening bucket is not simply the screening itself. It is the ability to turn material already on site into something useful, saleable or ready for the next process.
One Attachment, More Opportunities
A versatile screening bucket can create opportunities beyond the original job it was purchased for. Contractors can process their own material, reduce reliance on subcontracted screening, recover products that would otherwise be discarded and offer additional services to customers.
For businesses working across earthmoving, civil construction, landscaping, recycling, quarrying and mining, that flexibility can turn a screening attachment into a productive asset across multiple projects rather than a tool for a single application.