Crushing Static & Mobile

Sandvik says its CH800i series of connected cone crushers is the first to offer intelligent crush-ing based on actionable information via the My Sandvik portal. The Swedish quarrying and mining equipment giant adds that this enables managers and opera-tors to make decisions based on facts, and see areas for improvement directly, increasing up-time and availability. My Sandvik is the latest innovation in Sandvik crushers. Other automation features continuously measure and compensate for crusher liner wear

Rubble Master is developing a range of new products following its acquisition of Northern Irish mobile screen unit manufacturer Maximus. Austrian crusher and screen maker Rubble Master became a majority shareholder in Coalisland, County Tyrone-based Maximus in the spring. The acquisition is the first that Rubble Master has made since being founded in 1991. Rubble Master founder and CEO Gerald Hanisch said the new products, jointly developed with Maximus, will be showcased at next year's giant bauma

MIS Recycling A/S has started operating two new Kleemann machine sets to help it meet expected greater regulation of crushing and screening plants in Denmark. MIS is using Kleemann's latest MR 130 Zi EVO2 plants, which are equipped with the new SPECTIVE control system, are designed to be intuitive to use and can automate some machine functions. The next few years are expected to see stricter regulations on the use of screening and crushing plants being implemented in the city centres of Copenhagen

Pembrokeshire, south-west Wales-based Mason Brothers Quarry Products has a longstanding relationship with Sandvik which goes back to the 1990s. The company now produces in excess of 100,000tonnes/year of high quality aggregates from its flagship Rhyndaston quarry near Haverfordwest, with a mobile crushing, screening and scalping train from Sandvik playing a key role in ensuring that Mason Brothers’ customers get the materials they need.

Mason Brothers Quarry Products is family run business which has carv

Austrian recycling business Halbeisen & Prast has bought its fourth crusher from Rubble Master.

The Vorarlberg-based company has acquired a Rubble Master RM 90GO! crusher, which will be used for functions such as processing natural stones in the mountains around the region and recycling in the valley areas.

Günter Prast, is MD of the Earthworks Team at Halbeisen & Prast. He started building up the recycling business in Dornbirn, Bregenz, Feldkirch and Bludenz in 1999 with a hook-lift RM 60, and the co

ALLU will be focusing on its Transformer Series of materials processing equipment when it exhibits at the major NordBau and GaLaBau trade events in Germany next month. The series comprises an excavator/loader/tractor mounted processing bucket which screens, pulverises, aerates, blends, mixes, separates, even crushes, feeds and loads materials. The 63rd NordBau construction trade show will be held at the exhibition centre in the Holstenhallen in Neumünster from September 5-9. The event has an outside area