Precisionscreen are leaders in the design and manufacture of mobile screening, washing, crushing
and recycling equipment for the quarry, mining,
extractive, materials handling and recycling industries.
Precisionscreen was established in 1986, in Brisbane Australia, by Harold Kerr and has grown from a small family company, employing just two employees, to a company which now employs more than 40 personnel who design, research, test, manufacture, market, sell and provide after sales support for the innovative range of Precisionscreen & Sandvik products.
Prior to establishing Precisionscreen, Harold Kerr worked as an international trouble-shooter for a world leading screening company, and was known internationally for his innovative design and ability to "think outside the square". Harold's first design, the screening plant, The Scout, was a market leader for more than 10 years.
Today Precisionscreen manufactures more than 30 screening, washing and crushing plants and more than 50 additional ancillary products. Precisionscreen manufactures the world renowned Scorpion screening plants, known for their reliability and efficiency; the Tracmasta 2053, the first triple deck, track-mounted plant in the world and the Pitbull, the first track-mounted screening plant to feature 1400 wide belts and a turntable.
Precisionscreen equipment is found in more than 15 countries including the United States, Italy, the Philippines, Malaysia and Australia. The innovative Precisionscreen products are found in the most diverse climates on earth, screening, crushing and washing a broad range of products. Today you will find Precisionscreen plants recycling Gypsum high in the Italian Alps; crushing road base in the jungles of Papua New Guinea and washing and screening sand in the harsh Australian outback.
Precisionscreen prides itself on its innovative design and ability to meet the specific needs of a diverse range of clients. Precision Screen continues to lead the way in research and development, with a commitment to developing innovative products in the traditional washing, screening and crushing market, as well as the burgeoning recycling market.
Today Harold continues to drive Precisionscreen forward as managing director, while his son Paul manages the operations. Backing them up is a committed team of technical, administrative and sales staff, all driven by a commitment to providing high quality products with excellent after sales service.
Source: this is an extract from the company’s own website.
Precisionscreen are leaders in the design and manufacture of mobile screening, washing, crushing
and recycling equipment for the quarry, mining,
extractive, materials handling and recycling industries.
Precisionscreen was established in 1986, in Brisbane Australia, by Harold Kerr and has grown from a small family company, employing just two employees, to a company which now employs more than 40 personnel who design, research, test, manufacture, market, sell and provide after sales support for the innovative range of Precisionscreen & Sandvik products.
Prior to establishing Precisionscreen, Harold Kerr worked as an international trouble-shooter for a world leading screening company, and was known internationally for his innovative design and ability to "think outside the square". Harold's first design, the screening plant, The Scout, was a market leader for more than 10 years.
Today Precisionscreen manufactures more than 30 screening, washing and crushing plants and more than 50 additional ancillary products. Precisionscreen manufactures the world renowned Scorpion screening plants, known for their reliability and efficiency; the Tracmasta 2053, the first triple deck, track-mounted plant in the world and the Pitbull, the first track-mounted screening plant to feature 1400 wide belts and a turntable.
Precisionscreen equipment is found in more than 15 countries including the United States, Italy, the Philippines, Malaysia and Australia. The innovative Precisionscreen products are found in the most diverse climates on earth, screening, crushing and washing a broad range of products. Today you will find Precisionscreen plants recycling Gypsum high in the Italian Alps; crushing road base in the jungles of Papua New Guinea and washing and screening sand in the harsh Australian outback.
Precisionscreen prides itself on its innovative design and ability to meet the specific needs of a diverse range of clients. Precision Screen continues to lead the way in research and development, with a commitment to developing innovative products in the traditional washing, screening and crushing market, as well as the burgeoning recycling market.
Today Harold continues to drive Precisionscreen forward as managing director, while his son Paul manages the operations. Backing them up is a committed team of technical, administrative and sales staff, all driven by a commitment to providing high quality products with excellent after sales service.
Source: this is an extract from the company’s own website.
Precisionscreen are leaders in the design and manufacture of mobile screening, washing, crushing
and recycling equipment for the quarry, mining,
extractive, materials handling and recycling industries.
Precisionscreen was established in 1986, in Brisbane Australia, by Harold Kerr and has grown from a small family company, employing just two employees, to a company which now employs more than 40 personnel who design, research, test, manufacture, market, sell and provide after sales support for the innovative range of Precisionscreen & Sandvik products.
Prior to establishing Precisionscreen, Harold Kerr worked as an international trouble-shooter for a world leading screening company, and was known internationally for his innovative design and ability to "think outside the square". Harold's first design, the screening plant, The Scout, was a market leader for more than 10 years.
Today Precisionscreen manufactures more than 30 screening, washing and crushing plants and more than 50 additional ancillary products. Precisionscreen manufactures the world renowned Scorpion screening plants, known for their reliability and efficiency; the Tracmasta 2053, the first triple deck, track-mounted plant in the world and the Pitbull, the first track-mounted screening plant to feature 1400 wide belts and a turntable.
Precisionscreen equipment is found in more than 15 countries including the United States, Italy, the Philippines, Malaysia and Australia. The innovative Precisionscreen products are found in the most diverse climates on earth, screening, crushing and washing a broad range of products. Today you will find Precisionscreen plants recycling Gypsum high in the Italian Alps; crushing road base in the jungles of Papua New Guinea and washing and screening sand in the harsh Australian outback.
Precisionscreen prides itself on its innovative design and ability to meet the specific needs of a diverse range of clients. Precision Screen continues to lead the way in research and development, with a commitment to developing innovative products in the traditional washing, screening and crushing market, as well as the burgeoning recycling market.
Today Harold continues to drive Precisionscreen forward as managing director, while his son Paul manages the operations. Backing them up is a committed team of technical, administrative and sales staff, all driven by a commitment to providing high quality products with excellent after sales service.
Source: this is an extract from the company’s own website.