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Kompatto 221 Compact Vibrating Scalping Screen
Base Unit Price: $104,935.48
Base Unit Price:
$104,935.48
Equipment prices are subject to change based on dealer location, availability, and any additional features or customizations. For the most accurate and up-to-date pricing, please contact your local dealer. Prices do not include taxes, shipping, or installation fees, which may apply depending on your region.
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Kompatto 221 Compact Vibrating Scalping Screen
GENERAL SPECS
GENERAL SPECS
Engine Type
Tier 4 Final Diesel
Engine Horsepower
25 hp
Screen Size
7′ ✕ 3’5″
Production
Up to 90 tph
Working Size (L ✕ W ✕ H)
12’8″ ✕ 10’7″ ✕ 8′
Transport Size (L ✕ W ✕ H)
12’8″ ✕ 6’6″ ✕ 7’2″
Weight
7,275 lb
KOMPATTO 221 Overview
The Komplet Kompatto 221 is one of the smallest self-propelled mobile screening plants on the market, designed specifically for limited-access job sites. This compact vibrating screener can be fed directly by an excavator, backhoe, processed material pile, or even the discharge belt of a Komplet crusher—eliminating the need for additional handling equipment.
Powered by a 25 HP diesel engine and equipped with two 7′ x 3.5′ screens, the Kompatto 221 delivers production rates up to 90 tons per hour. Despite its small size, it provides efficient screening for construction and demolition debris, excavation material, and rubble. Highly maneuverable and easy to transport, the Kompatto 221 is the ideal screening solution for contractors working in confined spaces who still need dependable performance.
FEATURES
FEATURES
Compact size for versatility, maneuverability and ease of transport
Interchangeable screen decks
Wireless remote control
Quick set-up time
Two Fines Belt Configurations to Match Your Operation
The Kompatto 221 is available in two distinct configurations based on how the fines belt handles and discharges the fine material fraction separated during screening. Understanding the difference helps you choose the right setup for your specific jobsite workflow.
Side-By-Side Rear Fines Belt
The first option features a side-by-side rear fines belt positioned at the back of the machine. This configuration gives the operator the flexibility to discharge fines material in either direction — left or right — directly off the rear of the screener. That bidirectional capability makes this version particularly well-suited for windrow operations, where material needs to be laid down in parallel rows across a site. The side-by-side design keeps the discharge low and controlled, letting operators build windrows cleanly without repositioning the machine.
Long Straight Discharge Fines Belt
The second configuration replaces the side-by-side belt with a longer, straight discharge fines belt that runs directly off the back of the machine. This extended belt offers a significantly higher pile height compared to the side-by-side option, making it ideal for operations that need to build larger stockpiles in a single position. The straight discharge direction channels all fines material straight back off the Kompatto 221, keeping the stockpile concentrated and maximizing clearance height for better material accumulation without frequent machine repositioning.
OVERSIZE CONVEYOR ATTACHMENT
The Komplet Kompatto 221 PLUS compact screener is equipped with the optional oversize conveyor attachment. Available at an additional cost, this upgrade is designed to improve material handling efficiency on your jobsite.
- Discharges oversize material further away from the machine
- Increases stockpile height for reduced material handling
- Minimizes the need for frequent repositioning of equipment
Built for productivity and convenience, the Kompatto 221 PLUS with the oversize conveyor attachment helps streamline your workflow, reduce machine movement, and keep your operation running efficiently from start to finish.
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How much material can the Kompatto 221 screen per hour?
The Kompatto 221 is rated to screen up to 90 US tons per hour (tph). For a compact, track-mounted scalping screener weighing just over 7,200 pounds and powered by a 25 hp Tier 4 Final diesel engine, that is a substantial throughput figure. It means a single operator can process significant volumes of material on a tight footprint without the overhead of a larger, heavier machine.
What does “up to 90 tons per hour” really mean?
The “up to 90 tph” rating represents the machine’s maximum achievable throughput under favorable conditions — meaning dry, loose, well-graded material with relatively low fines content, fed consistently at the right rate. Real-world production depends on several variables that every operator should account for before sizing their workflow around peak capacity.
Material type and moisture content are among the biggest factors. Wet, sticky, or heavily clay-laden material will blind the screen mesh faster and slow throughput considerably compared to clean, dry aggregate. Material gradation matters as well — a feed with a very high percentage of fines relative to oversized product puts more load on the bottom deck and reduces the effective screening rate.
Feed consistency also plays a major role. A steady, controlled feed from a loader or crusher keeps the screen decks working efficiently, while irregular dumping or overloading in bursts can choke the machine and pull actual production well below the rated figure. In practice, operators screening clean topsoil, crushed concrete, or processed aggregate in ideal conditions will come closest to the 90 tph ceiling. Those working wetter, dirtier, or more cohesive material should plan conservatively and evaluate throughput during a demo or trial run before committing to a production schedule.
What size can the Kompatto 221 screen down to?
The Kompatto 221 uses interchangeable screen media on its two-deck screening box, which measures 7 feet by 3.5 feet. The minimum separation size the machine can achieve is determined by the smallest mesh or punch-plate panel installed on the lower deck. Kompatto 221 screen panels are available in a range of aperture sizes, so the practical lower limit depends on the panels ordered for the job. For exact mesh size availability and the finest separation the Kompatto 221 can reliably achieve with your specific material, contact Komplet America at 908-369-3340 or reach out to your authorized Komplet dealer — they can pair the right screen media to your target gradation.
What type and size of materials can the Kompatto 221 process?
The Kompatto 221 is a scalping and classifying screener built to handle a broad range of construction, demolition, landscaping, and recycling materials. Common applications include:
- Topsoil and compost — separating fine soil from roots, clods, rocks, and debris
- Crushed concrete and asphalt fines — classifying recycled material after jaw or impact crushing
- Sand and gravel — producing clean, separated aggregate fractions for reuse or sale
- Construction and demolition waste — scalping mixed rubble into sized fractions for diversion or reuse
- Mulch and green waste — removing oversize pieces and separating finished compost
- Excavation spoil — recovering usable fill or granular material from mixed dig-out
In terms of feed size, the Kompatto 221 is a scalping screener, meaning it is designed to accept pre-sized or loosely crushed material rather than raw boulder-size feed. Material entering the hopper should be sized appropriately for the machine’s feed opening to avoid bridging or overloading the screen box. For operations processing large-diameter material, pairing the Kompatto 221 downstream of a Komplet jaw crusher — such as the K-JC 503 or K-JC 604 — creates a compact crush-and-screen loop that maximizes both throughput and end-product quality.
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