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CAT excavator screening contaminated soil with an ALLU bucket at Talbot Crescent

On-site screening, sorting and load-out

Screening, sorting and loading packages matched to the material, handling space and haulage requirements.

Common jobs

  • On-site screening and separation
  • Spoil and demolition sorting
  • Load-out and payload management
  • Recycling and reuse on site

Site considerations

  • Contaminated ground
  • Load stability
  • Tight access
  • Live corridors

Common questions

Does screening make contaminated soil suitable for reuse?

No. Screening separates material; it does not remove contamination or authorise reuse. Material classification and project handling requirements still apply.

Can a screening bucket be fitted to our excavator?

An ALLU bucket was fitted to the client's CAT 320 at Talbot Crescent. For your machine, share the model, hydraulic details and material so attachment compatibility can be checked.

Can payload weighing help where there is no weighbridge space?

Onboard weighing was used on excavators in a constrained loading area on the Eastern Freeway project. Share your loading and haulage requirements so a suitable system can be assessed.

Proven on site

Cutting contaminated soil disposal costs by over $70,000. — project photograph from the original case study

Talbot Crescent Habitat Park

Cutting contaminated soil disposal costs by over $70,000

An ALLU screening bucket on the client's CAT 320 processed soil on site at Talbot Crescent. The case study records estimated disposal savings exceeding $70,000 — a project-specific result.

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Precision payload management on the Eastern Freeway Upgrade — project photograph from the original case study

Eastern Freeway - Bourke to Tram (EBTA)

Precision payload management

Onboard payload weighing for a constrained loading area without weighbridge space.

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Keeping roadheader excavation moving on North East Link — project photograph from the original case study

North East Link - Roadheader Spoil Removal

Keeping roadheader excavation moving

Tunnel-configured dump trucks supporting continuous roadheader spoil removal.

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