Discover the superior efficiency and reliability of the 2012 AEI Ortner 3000 Sand Washer / Dewaterer, a premium choice among concrete equipment for handling challenging tasks with precision and finesse. Positioned under the category of Other Concrete Equipment, this remarkable piece of machinery, crafted by Aggregates Equipment Inc. (AEI), stands out as a steadfast solution for enterprises aiming to optimize their sand washing and dewatering processes. This Ortner 3000 model, bearing the serial number 2523, is engineered to perform at a robust capacity of approximately 75–85 tons per hour, making it an ideal asset for large-scale construction and industrial operations. Its unique design incorporates an inclined rotating pan in conjunction with vibration, effectively separating excess fines while ensuring optimal dewatering of materials. The 2012 Ortner 3000 is equipped with the following outstanding features:

• Efficient sand washing and dewatering capabilities.
• Adjustable pan angle allowing for customization to specific material needs.
• An electric gear drive featuring a geared ring-and-pinion pan drive.
• A dedicated vibrator motor to enhance processing efficiency.
• An internal curved plow for improved material handling.
• Central material discharge for streamlined processing.

Though currently in used condition, the unit was reportedly operational prior to disconnection. Please note that it has not been independently tested or verified by the seller and is being offered in its current state. Additional resources, such as the manufacturer’s operation and maintenance manual along with the Ortner 3000 engineering drawings, are included with the purchase. These documents provide valuable insights and guidelines to maximize the functionality and lifespan of the equipment. Price is available upon request, and we invite serious inquiries to contact TRIA Products for more detailed information, additional photos, or further documentation. This equipment represents a strategic acquisition for those in need of enhancing their concrete processing operations.