Mitchell invests in production

Delivery of three new Sandvik QJ340 tracked jaw crushers a QE340 screen and a QE140 scalper is expected to boost productivity for contractor BP Mitchell. Mitchell provides a wide range of services to the construction sector and is aiming to boost its crushing and screening capabilities with the latest investment.
March 29, 2012 Read time: 1 min

Delivery of three new 460 Sandvik QJ340 tracked jaw crushers a QE340 screen and a QE140 scalper is expected to boost productivity for contractor 4597 BP Mitchell. Mitchell provides a wide range of services to the construction sector and is aiming to boost its crushing and screening capabilities with the latest investment.

The company continued its use of Sandvik equipment to deliver this productivity following previous good experience with the brand. Mitchell now has five QJ340 crushers in its fleet.  

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