Washing & Water Management

When most people look at an expanse of construction, demolition and excavation material they see only waste. Andrew Thompson, director at William Thompson & Son, is able to see things differently with the introduction of a CDE C&D waste recycling plant: “This material which was once left unused can now be washed, screened and sorted into a range of valuable products.”

William Thompson & Son has been in business since 1946 at its site in Dumbarton Glasgow. The company began in 1946 as a quarrying business

Baioni says the new CentriPod system is designed to meet the growing needs for water clarification and solids dewatering in the extractive industries.
After a long association in the silt and water reclamation processes, the Environment Division of Baioni Crushing Plants, Manvers Engineering, and Mudtech, have agreed a joint venture for the production of the Manvers Pod centrifuge system to be manufactured in the Baioni works in Italy.
The CentriPod system uses the Baioni high-performance BaiDec centrifug

McLanahan Corporation has Tyler Trowbridge to the company as global product manager, mobile and modular plants.

The company says that with over eight years of experience working with wet mobile and modular plants, he brings a strong background in product line management with him to McLanahan. His past responsibilities included product launching, product change implementation, and pricing policies, as well as forecasting regional sales, driving territory growth, and managing an extensive dealer network.

Materials washing specialist CDE Global will be unveiling further developments in its modular M-Series washing plant range during Hillhead 2016.

Since its launch at the bauma exhibition in Munich in 2010, the M2500 has achieved global recognition thanks to its compact footprint, efficient transfer of materials from one processing phase to another and the use of clean, electric power. The range has since been expanded and visitors to Hillhead 2016 will see how the M-Series models now have an increased ran

Terex Corporation has said that it has agreed with Finnish company Konecranes to mutually terminate the Business Combination Agreement (BCA) the companies entered into on 10 August, 10, 2015, without payment of a fee by either party.

In connection with the termination of the BCA, Terex has signed a definitive agreement to sell its Material Handling and Port Solutions business (MHPS) to Konecranes for total consideration of approximately US$1.3 billion. The consideration being paid is comprised of $820 mi