Crushing Static & Mobile

Sandvik Construction in Russia has recently supplied the Sinarsky Quarry with a new modular crushing and screening plant.

The plant is being used to expand the company’s aggregates production, aiming to double its capacity to an impressive 1.2–1.8 million tonnes of accurately sized aggregates/year.

The Sinarsky Quarry is located in the Kurgan Region (Urals) of Russia, and it has recently celebrated the new plant becoming fully operational.

Having invested over €2 million on the plant, the plan to

Demand for new crushers and screens is being driven by upcoming road infrastructure projects in India, writes Partha Pratim Basistha.

The Indian government has started awarding fresh road contracts as well as kick-starting stalled projects, following the “tardy” release of contracts a few years back.

BHS-Sonthofen says its founding of BHS-Sonthofen Turkey Makina Sanayi in Istanbul will enable the crushing, mixing and recycling company to offer its Turkish customers expert local advice. The newly established subsidiary is a joint venture developed from a long-standing business relationship with DTR Industries.

A number of BHS-Sonthofen machines and installations have been in operation in Turkey for several years, handling applications such as processing slag and mixing concrete, with the firm’s crushe

Sandvik Construction has staged its first ever customer day in Georgia.

Elite Motors, Sandvik Construction’s authorised agent in Georgia, hosted the landmark event, attracting more than 60 representatives from the government, universities, local and international companies.

The Elite Motors-led customer day followed on from a series of similar events held in Turkey and other parts of Georgia’s neighbouring region. Attendees at the Elite Motors event learnt more about Sandvik Construction’s products, a

BHS-Sonthofen has set up the joint venture BHS-Sonthofen (Aust) in Australia.

The newly-established company employs a service team of specialists who have been familiar with BHS machines for many years, and it is equipped with several test machines and a spare parts warehouse.

The company says the demand for mixing, crushing, and recycling machines from BHS-Sonthofen in Australia is continuously increasing.

BHS mixers in Australia, for example, have been instrumental in backfilling mines for many y

Terex has successfully installed its first MJ47 Modular Plant at the Hanson Flagstaff Gully Quarry in Lindisfarne, Tasmania. The module included hopper wings, extended hopper and discharge conveyor and a rock breaker structure with walkways. The entire Module was said to be easily transported in 40 shipping containers direct to site, where a small three-man team from Terex Jaques, assembled the modular station on-site over a three-week period.

The 350tonnes/hour MJ47 Modular Plant has been designed to me

Sandvik Construction has highlighted the importance of its £1.6 million (€2.21 million) investment in a new powder coating facility at the firm’s factory in Ballygawley, Northern Ireland. The significant move has added to the Ballygawley site’s reputation as one of the world’s top manufacturing facilities for mobile crushers and screens. Since becoming operational on 27 July 2015, the new powder coat plant is benefiting Sandvik customers by producing equipment with improved edge protection and corrosion res

Terex Minerals Processing Systems (Terex MPS), among leading global brands for material processing technology for modular, portable and static crushing and screening equipment, has appointed Penta Machinery as a new distributor for Kenya and Uganda.

Penta Machinery will now provide coverage for new equipment purchases and service and support in Kenya and Uganda. Customers’ needs will be met by a dedicated team who have been fully trained to provide the exceptional levels of customer support for which the