Metso has launched its Grande Series of high-performance screening solutions specifically engineered to maximise productivity and efficiency in mining and aggregates operations.
Covering three new stationary screen types – GLH, GMF and GFF – the series is designed to help customers handle even the most demanding, high-capacity 24/7 applications.
Metso said the larger screen sizes within the Grande Series enable customers to take advantage of enhanced capacity, reduced downtime, and greater operational flexibility to support their business targets.
“It’s all about helping our customers succeed with the right tools for their unique needs. With the newly launched Grande Series, customers gain more flexibility, easier screen replacements, and access to solutions for even the most demanding screening tasks,” Metso vice president screening line Jouni Mähönen said.
The tailored screening solutions are designed for varied operational demands.
The GLH Series horizontal screens are engineered for, among other things, heavy-duty slurry and water handling in demanding mining environments.
The GMF Series multi-slope banana screens offer high-capacity screening of both fine- and near-size particles.
The company said these new additions bring flexible engineered-to-order configurations and very large screen designs to our portfolio – capabilities not previously available in Metso’s stationary screen range.
The GFF Series, featuring flip-flow technology, enables efficient screening of challenging materials and fine separation, further strengthening our position as a comprehensive screening solutions partner.
The Grande Series also includes Trellex screening media compatibility, ensuring customers benefit from a complete solution that integrates seamlessly with Metso’s broader offering.
Easier replacement of third-party screens and flexible configurations for replacements are key benefits of this new series, ensuring that customers can seamlessly upgrade or modify their existing setups.
“The Grande Series is a result of our continuous screening portfolio development,” Metso vice president, capital equipment business, screening Michael Gyberg said.
“We are strengthening Metso’s position as a screening solutions partner, expanding our offering with larger screens, lighter duty screens, and new flip-flow technology. With new technologies, larger sizes, and advanced capabilities, we’re expanding our portfolio to support the most demanding applications and strengthen our position in the growing screening market,” he said.
The Grande Series will be available globally, with external launches for GLH and GMF in early December 2025; the GFF Series will be available for customers at the end of the first quarter of 2026.
More information is available at the Metso website.