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EZYSTAK R6536TR Tracked Radial Stockpiler.

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R6536TR: Tracked radial stockpile conveyor

A tracked radial stockpiler with a 65 ft belt, hydraulic raise and lower and radial slew for building big, blended stockpiles.

/ overview

The EZYSTAK R6536TR Tracked Radial Stockpiler is a tracked radial stockpile conveyor with a 65 ft, 36-inch belt, powered by a Cat 1.7 (37 kW) engine. At 9,000 kg it slews through a radial arc and raises or lowers hydraulically to lay down a large, kidney-shaped stockpile. It holds far more tonnes than a fixed stacker and lets you blend or segregate material as you go. Tracked mobility gets it into position on its own, and galvanised legs stand up to the weather on long-term sites.

Applications: High-capacity stockpiling off crushers, screens and wash plants; blending and segregation; and loadout in quarries, recycling yards and sand and gravel operations.

/ features

What sets it apart.

  1. 65 ft radial reach

    A 65 ft, 36-inch belt reaches out and slews radially to build a large kidney-shaped pile with far more capacity than a fixed stacker.

  2. Hydraulic raise and lower

    Adjust discharge height on the fly to control pile shape and avoid material segregation from long drops.

  3. Radial slew

    Swing through an arc to lay blended windrows or keep grades apart without moving the machine.

  4. Tracked mobility

    Tracks into position under its own power, with no crane or float to set up.

  5. Galvanised legs

    Galvanised legs resist corrosion for long-term stockpiling out in the weather.

  6. Options to suit the duty

    Auto radial control, dual power, an overband magnet and a chevron belt are available to match the job.

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