Crushing Static & Mobile

Finnish manufacturer Allu, has been highlighting its strong growth in the Chinese market along with production of, what it says is, the world’s largest screener crusher. The company says that in 2016 it showed a growth of over 200% in China, while bringing to the market the largest mobile screener crusher ever manufactured, the 32tonne Allu G 4-32 F, which has a payload of over 50tonnes.

“The Allu screener crusher contributed to further cost savings and environmental benefits in mining operations. For e

Dust Control Technology (DCT) is complementing its existing line of stationary dust suppression rings with the ability to produce geometric shapes, bars or other configurations, customised to the needs of the specific application. The company says the new technology can create a virtually unlimited array of shapes and sizes, including the DustBoss DB-R ring, which creates a curtain of mist around the cargo stream or specified area for outstanding containment of fugitive dust or odour.

The customised solu

A new Volvo Penta-powered rock crusher from Screen Machine Industries is being launched at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2017. The 4043TR-series model on show at the Las Vegas construction, quarrying and mining industry showpiece event (7-11 March) is powered by Volvo Penta’s EPA Tier 4 Final 268kW TAD1171VE engine.

Volvo Penta’s emission-reduction technology and service support are rapidly winning converts in the industrial engine marketplace, according to Darren Tasker, vice president of industrial sales at Volvo Pe

Metso is introducing a new digital solution to help further optimise mobile crushing and screening equipment operations and maintenance. Metso Metrics Services is another step in Metso's digital development, leveraging the possibilities offered by advanced analytics and cloud-based technologies. The new service will be launched at CONEXPO-CON/AGG in Las Vegas, March 7-11 2017.

Mobile crushers frequently move between sites, making it challenging to track, monitor and maintain a fleet of equipment for maxi

Rubble Master increased its turnover by an impressive 27% in 2016. The ambitious Linz, Austria-headquartered mobile crusher specialist is looking to continue its growth path in 2017 by successfully expanding its global sales network in Asia, America and Australia.

Below, Jason Purllant, Rubblemaster’s UK sales and marketing manager, gives Aggregates Business Europe his thoughts on the key issues facing the aggregates crushing sector, and how he thinks the sector is likely to develop in the coming years.

Powerscreen Ireland, celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, says it is planning to demonstrate two machines at the CQMS17 show. For the event (21-22 April, 2017 at Molloy's Quarry, Tullamore, Co. Offaly, Ireland) the company will have the TrommALL MS2500 screening rock, and this will be fed by the all-new Warrior 1200.

The Thomas Armstrong Group has taken delivery of its 25th Terex Finlay machine from Finlay Plant Northern.

A new Terex Finlay 390 Hydrascreen is the latest addition to the fleet, which is being used by the group to process sand at its Overby Quarry site in Wigton, Cumbria, county Cumbria, England, one of the two sand quarries the company operates in the north-west.

In a partnership spanning 35 years, the group has worked closely with Finlay Plant Northern, part of the Finlay Group of companies, to i

Dungannon, Northern Ireland-based Maximus Crushing & Screening has appointed Iain Herity as sales director for the Southern England market. Herity joins Maximus after a long and successful sales history in England with Extec.

“Iain is joining the Maximus team at an exciting time for the business. With a lot of new developments under way, the future is very bright here”, said Hubert Watson, Maximus’s global sales director. “I have known Iain for almost 30 years now and indeed we fought each other as compe