Selecting Screen Media for Recycled Materials
Recycled material processing is a challenge. Different types of recycled materials have unique properties that require specialized screening options. There is no one-size-fits-all solution. Instead, screen media manufacturers like MAJOR work with recycling operations to get the right fit for the type of material being processed. Let’s take a closer look at a couple of…
Don’t Sacrifice Your Screening Efficiency
Considerations for selecting high-vibration wire screen media over polyurethane. By Serge Raymond, MAJOR product specialist With the bipartisan infrastructure bill in place and projects on the rise, aggregate materials are in demand more than ever. Maximizing efficiency to capitalize on this opportunity requires the right equipment — screen media included. While often overlooked, screen media…
Don’t Overlook Wire Selection
Top considerations for selecting wire screen media.A screen media’s wire is more than just wire. It plays an essential role in screen media’s performance. Making the wrong selection can result in increased downtime for maintenance and negatively impact your product quality and production rates. Considering the type of screen media — high-vibration, woven wire, etc. —…
3 Ways to Boost Your Profits
How to improve profitability in aggregate and mining applications As the infrastructure demand increases, so does the need for building materials. Now more than ever, producers must evaluate their operations and ensure they are equipped with the right tools to maximize their production. Here are three considerations to improve your operation’s efficiency and profitability. 1….
Expanding Customer Service & Sales Teams to Better Serve Customers
MAJOR, a leading global manufacturer of high-performance wire screening media, recently named Ian Edwards as senior director of global sales and customer service, Judas Vriseno as regional director of sales, Tom Costello as regional manager of sales and national accounts and Ryan Pintar as customer service director. Each position will focus on bringing processing solutions…
Heightened Screening Performance with New FLEX-MAT® Modular PLUS
MAJOR, a leading global manufacturer of high-performance wire screen media, introduces FLEX-MAT Modular PLUS. The advanced screen media offers all the benefits of FLEX-MAT — high open area, efficient stratification, no blinding or pegging — combined with a new and improved wear life comparable to polyurethane screen media. FLEX-MAT Modular PLUS is specially designed to…
Diagnosing Screen Media Problems
Persistent problems with downtime and production quality can be frustrating. Aggregates and mining operations must work as quickly as they can to resolve issues and minimize losses from downtime and repairs. Knowing how to diagnose problems and find the best fix can expedite the process. Here are some things to consider when it comes to…
3 Simple Steps to Maximize Screening Uptime
With an expected increase in infrastructure spending in 2022, producers are going to have plenty of work to do. To keep up with increased demand, mines and quarries will need to reach and maintain high levels of productivity. Easier said than done. Unexpected downtime, increasing operating costs and Murphy’s Law will no doubt have their…
MAJOR Offers On-Site Technical Services to Maximize Screening Performance
MAJOR, a leading global manufacturer of high-performance wire screening media, works closely with its dealer network to offer complimentary on-site technical services for end users. Each program is designed to help producers and contractors in the aggregates, mining, construction and recycling industries to maximize uptime with their screen media and include local screening performance assessments,…
3 Tips for Effective Screen Media Maintenance
3 Tips for Effective Screen Media Maintenance Spring is in the air, which means production is in full swing. Start the year off right with an outlined maintenance schedule and thorough training. Because when it comes down to it, it doesn’t matter how much material is produced in a day if it’s not meeting…










