Metso launches Grande Series screening solutions for high-capacity operations

Grande Series screens aim to improve productivity, uptime, and operational flexibility in mining and aggregates operations.
Dec. 13, 2025
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Metso Grande Series screens

Metso has launched the Grande Series, a new range of stationary screening solutions designed for high-capacity mining and aggregates operations. The series is engineered to support demanding, continuous applications while improving productivity, operational flexibility, and equipment uptime.

The Grande Series includes three new screen types: the GLH horizontal screen, the GMF multi-slope banana screen, and the GFF flip-flow screen. Each is designed to address specific screening challenges in high-throughput environments. The GLH Series targets heavy-duty slurry and water handling in mining applications, while the GMF Series focuses on high-capacity screening of fine and near-size materials. The GFF Series incorporates flip-flow technology to improve the screening of difficult materials and fine separation.

According to Metso, the Grande Series introduces large screen sizes and engineered-to-order configurations that were not previously available in its stationary screen portfolio. These designs are intended to help customers increase capacity, reduce downtime, and adapt screening systems to evolving operational needs. The series also supports easier replacement of third-party screens, allowing operators to upgrade existing installations with minimal disruption.

All Grande Series screens are compatible with Trellex rubber and polyurethane screening media, enabling integration with Metso’s broader screening solutions. The launch further expands Metso’s screening portfolio, which includes the UFS Series, EF Series, and BSE Series screens offered under the Metso Plus program.

The Grande Series will be available globally. External launches for the GLH and GMF Series are scheduled for early December 2025, while the GFF Series is expected to be available by the end of the first quarter of 2026.

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