Crushing Static & Mobile

Sandvik is expanding its 800i series of connected cone crushers to include three new crushers for aggregates and mining applications.

The three new models are the CH830i, CH840i and CS840i, and the Swedish equipment manufacturer says that each crusher comes with its new Automation and Connectivity System (ACS) as standard.

It adds that the new 800i series of premium cone crushers features mechanical upgrades, connectivity, advanced automation and rebuild possibilities to predict performance, maximis

A wide range of new and soon-to-be-launched Terex Finlay equipment models were demonstrated and exhibited this week at two open days staged at Breedon Northern’s Raisby Quarry in County Durham, Northeast England.

The all-new I-120RS impact crusher (with grinding path); TC-100 conveyor; TR-75 radial conveyor; TF-75L low level feeder; and TF-75H high level feeder were showcased alongside fifth generation 693+ and 694+ inclined screens, ahead of their global launch in Q4 2019.

Attendees at the Molson F

To support its growth plans in China, Metso has exercised its call option to acquire the remaining 25% of shares of Shaorui Heavy Industries, a Chinese manufacturer of crushing and screening equipment targeted at the mid-market customers.

The transaction is expected to be completed during Q4 2019. After the transaction, Metso becomes the sole owner of the company with 100% of its shares, completing the acquisition made in September 2013.

”Shaorui business is growing and our expectations are positive.

The growing use of rock crushers in various sectors such as mining, quarrying, highways, railways and commercial and residential building infrastructure is anticipated to increase the value of the global mobile cone crushers market from US$900mn in 2019 to US$1bn in 2026.

The rise in mobile cone crusher demand is predicted in Global Mobile Cone Crushers Market Professional Survey Report 2019, a new study by Straits Research, a leading business market intelligence consultancy. It equates to a CAGR (compou

Metso is expanding its crusher wear part offering by launching a new range of OEM (original equipment manufacturer) crusher liners. Available for selected markets from this month, the new Metso O-Series offers the right balance between performance, affordability and reliability.

Olli Heinonen, head of O-Series development at Metso, said: “Our customers rely on Metso wear solutions to ensure smooth crushing operations. The specific requirements of the business and process vary greatly from one market and

Wire screen manufacturer Major has commenced a training programme designed to help end users maximise the uptime of its products.

The Canadian company is initially offering the Hands-On SMS programme in the US through its dealer General Equipment & Supplies which is based in Fargo, North Dakota.

The training includes hands-on experience with all aspects of a vibrating screen. Major says it can be a stand-alone presentation, or a supplement to training already provided by the dealer, including material

Metso is expanding its remote monitoring services for the mining industry by opening its first performance centre in Santiago, Chile.

The Finnish mining and quarrying equipment company is also building up capabilities for a second centre in Changsha, China.

The new performance centres are designed to offer continuous automated monitoring, improvements and predictive maintenance services for the customers’ mineral processing equipment, components and processes. Metso says the services offered build on

The new Premiertrak 330 is fitted with a simple large fixed hopper, manufactured from an 8mm wear plate, improving set up time, reducing pegging and increasing the life of wear parts. The hydrostatic drive allows reversibility of the chamber, meaning the machine can unblock and run in reverse, allowing easier crushing of certain materials. In addition to this, a low engine speed improves fuel consumption and provides lower noise emissions for working in urban or restricted areas.

These benefits are said