Screening Static & Mobile

Sandvik Construction has launched a new
website, which it says has been developed to reflect the very specific needs and requirements of its customers worldwide.
Constructed to be easily navigable, with simple, yet concise features, the new website is set to become a major resource for the global construction industry, says the company.
It has been developed to serve as the primary communication portal for Sandvik Construction customers, industry professionals, distributors and the global construction m

A new Terex Finlay 683 Supertrak inclined screen is helping a company ramp up production at its landmark quarry. The plant has been introduced by Finlay Plant Northern at Owen Pugh Aggregates’ Marsden Quarry, north of Sunderland, north-east England.
Supplying construction aggregates and agricultural limestone across the UK and overseas, the quarry has been in operation for more than 100 years and includes historical lime kilns, used to produce burnt or quick lime in the past, which are designated as a Sche

Superior Industries, a major American manufacturer and global supplier of bulk material handling systems, says it has entered into an agreement to acquire Clemro Western. A 30-year-old Calgary, Alberta-based company, Clemro Western is a leading manufacturer and supplier of crushing and screening equipment in western Canada. The company also supplies to clients in the United States and throughout Latin America. The pending acquisition will allow Superior to increase its bulk handling product portfolio for it

Volvo Penta has announced a new partnership with McCloskey International, one of the world’s leading independent crushing and screening companies. McCloskey will install Volvo Penta D8, D11 and D13 engines in their range of mobile jaw, cone and impactor crushers and the Volvo Penta D5 engine will be installed in mobile screeners and trommels. The announcement comes as the first McCloskey crusher with a Volvo Penta engine makes its debut at three industry shows. The high-capacity J45 heavy-duty jaw crusher w

Metso has appointed McHale Plant Sales as exclusive agent in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland for its mobile rock crushing and screening product lines. Under the new arrangement with McHale, the Irish company begins selling Metso products with immediate effect with primary focus on the Lokotrack mobile crushing and screening plants, equipment that McHale believes will have significant appeal for Irish customers. The appointment sees McHale Plant Sales return to the crushing and screening market

This video shows Sandvik’s QE440 mobile scalping screen in a recent aggregates and topsoil production application at Welton Aggregates in Lincolnshire, county England. The extremely powerful QE440 is said by the Swedish crushing and screening equipment giant to have a fines conveyor alone designed to handle up to 900tonnes/hour. The model features a heavy duty I-beam chassis, apron feeder, reinforced hopper doors and impact bar lined overs conveyor as standard. Designed to accept the most robust of infeed m

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

Crimea is going to need up to 7 million m³ of crushed stone for the development of its road, transportation and utility infrastructure.

In particular, the stone is necessary for the construction of the Kerch Strait Bridge.

According to Abkhaz Minister of Economy Nikolay Achba, Abkhazia would like to land the supply contract.