Screening Static & Mobile

CDE says that 2018 marks another milestone year with its biggest single investment outside the United Kingdom and Ireland. The company, celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2018, made the investment in North America where it showcased its most recent innovations at the recent 2018 AGG1 Academy & Expo in Houston, Texas, USA. It introduced its new Combo XL, designed for production of manufactured sands, as well as its fines and ultra-fines recovery systems. It features the amalgamation of CDE’s two staple

Designed to work with 9-20tonne excavators, the MB-S14 screening bucket from MB Crusher is now effectively deployed in the 4th generation of the Italian company’s products.
It weighs 1.1tonnes and has a loading capacity of 1.1m³. A compact 1700 x 1400 x 1440mm model, the MB-S14 has baskets made of interchangeable modular panels, which are available with various sized holes as required.

Once a secondary design consideration, screening technology – now deemed the mainstay of any mill circuit – has become a crucial factor as quarries seek to ensure that their material processing operations run cost-effectively. Munesu Shoko reports. Although commodity prices saw a slight recovery in 2017, investment in downstream sectors such as construction in sub-Saharan Africa remains cautious. Continued innovation in the industry is key, especially in an environment where business expansion is very tent

Laurini Officine Meccaniche has celebrated the start-up of a new Vulcano 2.0 screening machine in the company’s new colours: green, grey and Sandy. This, says the Italian company, will characterise the future production from the company. Vulcano, a vibrating screen set up on a trucked self-propelled undercarriage, is remotely-controlled, and has interchangeable screen grids and speed adjustable apron feeder.
The side-to-side rear conveyor belt is retractable and foldable. The start-up ceremony took place a

Haver & Boecker is offering the Tyler H-Class vibrating screen for fine particle screening.
The company says the H-Class’s high-frequency vibrations efficiently screen hot, dry materials for consistent product output. The heavy-duty, stationary machine is also safe for use in unreinforced structures because its movement is confined to the media, which moves with a fast, small stroke to screen materials through openings ranging from a half-inch (1.27cm) to 100 mesh. The machine offers two variable speeds,

Downtime is costly for screens in minerals processing and aggregates production. Metso’s new hammerless attachment system for its Trellex screening media provides safer installation, faster removal and maximised uptime. Up until now, the removal of worn-out pin and sleeve screening media modules has been a time-consuming and potentially unsafe undertaking. Metso’s innovative new attachment system improves worker safety during change-outs. There is no need to use a hammer when installing and removing

RUBBLE MASTER, the Austrian global market crushing and screening equipment manufacturer, has become the majority owner of Maximus, the Northern Irish quarrying OEM. Founded in Northern Ireland in 2004 and currently employing 120 people, Maximus manufactures crushers, mobile tracked screens, scalpers, washing plants and conveyors. RUBBLE MASTER has stressed that both brands will continue to exist and complement each other. The Maximus employees in Northern Ireland, the management team, the manufacturing