Screening Static & Mobile

Terex Minerals Processing Systems (MPS) has launched a new series of Simplicity Standard Incline (SI) screens designed for heavy duty, medium and fine screening applications.

The SI screens feature a robust drive mechanism and oversized bearings to handle large tonnages and a wide variety of applications. Utilised as wet or dry screens, the units have adjustable stroke and speed combinations to fit a variety of applications and are available in 2 or 3 deck configurations. They are fitted with woven wire

Swedish firm Maskin Mekano will be showcasing its ECO3 plant at bauma 2019 in Munich (8-13 April). As more landfill and construction waste needs to be processed on site when transport and deposit costs are rising, the ECO3 is said to be designed to increase profitability.

A state-of-the-art screening unit on a hook-lit frame, the cheap and easy to transport ECO3’s operating costs are said to be low thanks to the diesel electric drive and the cheap and easy-to-change screening meshes. It makes the screeni

Pattison Sand is a family owned sand and aggregates company based in Iowa, the United States. Producing a diverse range of products, they service several industries including infrastructure and construction.

After successfully using a number of Weir Minerals products at their site, Pattison Sand wanted a custom designed plant capable of producing more than seven materials: concrete stone, road rock and base material, asphalt stone, asphalt chips, railroad ballast and manufactured sand. This was a challen

Aggregates and mining equipment manufacturer Haver & Boecker has introduced the Tyler L-Class vibrating screen suitable for classifying wet or dry material and dewatering.

The Canadian company says the machine is compact, versatile and easy to maintain, with no timing belts or gears that normally need replacing.

Producers can customise the 1.83metre-wide machine in two lengths - 4.88m and 6.1m. Primarily mounted horizontally, the L-Class can also be inclined or declined as much as 30°.

The linear

Mobile processing technology specialist Keestrack has entered the Japanese market after signing an agreement with local company JCE. Based in Kanagawa near Tokyo, JCE now distributes Keestrack’s whole range of tracked mobile crushers and screens and provides full customer service through its nationwide aftersales network. The JCE offering for the recycling industries consists of mobile processing plants and attachments for organic and mineral waste. These include shredders, crushers, screens and stackers

George Sidney, president and COO of McLanahan Corporation, is to retire at the end of 2018.
He will remain an active part of McLanahan’s board of directors and with industry trade associations following his retirement.
On his retirement, Sean McLanahan’s title will change to president and CEO.
George Sidney started with McLanahan after earning his mechanical engineering degree from the Pennsylvania State University in 1973. Before being named company president in 2004, he served in a variety of positions