Screening Static & Mobile

Terex Finlay has expanded its dealer network with the addition of Mycsa Mulder as an authorized sales, service, parts and rental provider of Finlay crushing, screening and conveying equipment across Spain.

Guy Woodford sees first-hand how a premium crushing and screening plant is helping OSF Group meet huge demand for ballast for the Basque Y high-speed rail project. Meanwhile, a sector giant is expanding a major cone crusher range, while another ambitious plant manufacturer has staged a major demo days event in Scandinavia

Irish screen manufacturer Maximus has rebranded as RM Dungannon to become part of the RM (Rubble Master) Group in name. 

Metso has started consultations to evaluate the centralisation of its European warehousing operations.

During the consultations, the Finnish aggregates equipment and services company says it will evaluate the different options related to the continuation of its current warehouse operations in nine locations in Norway, Sweden, the UK, France, Spain, Czech Republic, Turkey, and Russia. The consultations affect approximately 40 employees and are related only to the warehouse operations. 

EvoQuip, the compact mobile crushing and screening plant maker, used its recent ‘Experience Days’ event in Ireland to exclusively reveal plans for a new innovation—the Colt 1600 scalping screen.

MAJOR, a global leading manufacturer of high-performance screening media, has introduced the Flex-Mat Sensor, a valuable and easy to operate vibration data measurement tool users can utilise to review results and fine-tune their screen machine without shutting down equipment.

Northern Ireland-based Powerscreen is re-introducing its Phoenix mobile crushing and screening range.