Crushing Static & Mobile

This video shows the new Terex Finlay J-1170AS jaw crusher in a concrete recycling application.

The high performance primary mobile crusher model is said to be built around the renowned and aggressive Terex 1100mm x 700mm jaw crusher, with a proven track record in recycling, aggregate production and mining applications. A key new feature of this model is the on-board detachable sizing screen.

Said to provide excellent material reduction and product sizing in the processing of blasted quarry rock and

Atlas Copco is to discontinue its Powercrusher business which manufactures and sells mobile crushers and screeners for quarrying, civil engineering and recycling.

The Swedish firm will stop manufacturing in its plant in St. Valentin, Austria, during 2015. However, it will arrange for customers to continue getting aftermarket service support for their existing Powercrusher equipment fleet.

“We are discontinuing this business as it does not fit strategically for us,” said Johan Halling, president of Atl

Unacea says an encouraging rise in Italian construction equipment sales in 2014 does not negate the need to adopt its suggested measures to encourage healthy long-term demand.

Italian construction equipment market sales increased year-on-year by 11% in 2014, according to new data from the National Institute of Statistics (Istat), processed by Unacea, the leading trade association for Italian construction equipment manufacturers.

Within the overall Istat figures were 6,670 sales of earthmoving machin

KPI-JCI and Astec Mobile Screens has promoted Nick Alden to product manager at Johnson Crushers International, its Oregon, USA, manufacturing facility.
Alden, who has worked as a design engineer for mobile and portable equipment for the past seven years, will transition into his new position once his current projects are complete.
Alden graduated from Oregon State University with a degree in mechanical engineering.
In his new role, he will work closely with Nick Hahn, inside sales director, and Ian Pende

Plant automation has taken off in a big way in quarrying and aggregate processing facilities. Guy Woodford looks at some of the latest solutions.

A vital source of aggregates for transport infrastructure and construction projects in and around Helsinki, Finland, Lemminkäinen’s Myllykylä quarry in Vantaa, near Helsinki International Airport, is said to be reaping the efficiency and money saving benefits of deploying three Metso track-mounted crushing and screening plants. Aggregates Business Europe Editor Guy Woodford visited the quarry.
Myllykylä quarry site manager Mika Salmelainen is a busy man. With the Lemminkäinen quarry situated just north of

Around 200 enthusiastic participants from all corners of the globe took part in Rubble Master’s recent Xperience Days 2014 event at the company HQ in Linz, Austria.
The renowned compact crushing solution company demonstrated two of its mobile crushers to its customers as part of the event. Beforehand, a Rubble Master (RM) technical team highlighted what makes their compact crushers stand out in terms of technical features, and the aftermarket service and consulting available to RM equipment owners.
“The f

Sandvik Construction says its Steinexpo 2014-launched UH450E is a “world-class track-mounted crushing and screening innovation”. The new model is said to be the ideal economical choice for aggregates contractors looking to achieve the highest quality end products, at maximum production capacity, combined with low operating costs.
Built to customer’s requirements and with the highest quality components, the UH450E can operate via electrical mains or an on-board diesel generator. Truly versatile and capable