Terex launched TRAC, a vibration analysis system that provides insights about the performance, condition and long‑term integrity of screening equipment.

The technology is now available for screening equipment across Terex Materials Processing (MP) brands, including: Powerscreen, Finlay, EvoQuip, MDS, Terex Washing Systems, Terex MPS (Cedarapids and Simplicity), Magna and Terex Ecotec.

The portable, multi‑sensor system focuses on how screens behave in real operating conditions, according to Terex MP. Using synchronized measurements taken from multiple points on the screenbox, TRAC delivers insights into screen motion, balance, resonance and bearing condition, helping potential issues be identified before they affect performance, uptime or structural integrity.

“TRAC is a practical tool, developed by engineers who understand the realities of screening applications,” says Pat Brian, vice president of aggregates at Terex. “It helps take some of the guesswork out of understanding screen performance, giving customers and distributors clearer insight into how the screen is operating and where attention may be needed.”

The system presents vibration behavior in a clear, visual format, translating data into actionable insights, Terex says. It supports commissioning verification, troubleshooting and ongoing condition assessment, enabling more informed maintenance decisions throughout the life of the machine.

“Ultimately, TRAC reflects Terex’s focus on applying engineering expertise to real screening applications, helping customers better understand, maintain and protect their equipment,” Brian says.