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New Products
Sandvik has launched a new mobile jaw crusher — the QJ341, an upgrade of the QJ340.
Hyundai Construction Equipment Australia (HCEA) first spoke of its plan to launch its largest crawler excavator, the 120-tonne R1200-9 at the Asia-Pacific...
CompAir’s Quantima range has been expanded with the addition of the Q-70L model. With a minimum working pressure of just 3 bar(g), it is ideal for applications...
SmartTag is a 20mm RFID transponder that is designed to travel through a mine and/or mineral processing plant in a series of simple steps.
Caterpillar has updated its Cat D9T track-type tractor, enhancing operator safety, comfort and performance.
In-Depth
The growing trend towards tracked mobile crushing and screening operations has led to operators reviewing their material handling processes.
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News
Two suitors are fighting over Ludowici, Australian supplier of specialist vibrating screens and complementary wear resistant products for the minerals and extractive industries.
Queensland’s mining industry is one of the safest in the world, according to the latest Queensland Mines and Quarries Safety Performance and Health Report 2010-1011.
Blackwater Quarries & Concrete’s medium sized quarry has added a new arsenal of mobile equipment to its rapidly expanding operations.
Emission reductions are playing on everyone’s mind as the world becomes more attuned to regulatory constraints.
WorkSafe Victoria has released a new guide - Preventing falls from earthmoving equipment January 2012 - that focuses on falls during on-site inspection, maintenance and repairs.
A homicidal movie doll is just one of the characters on show at a sand sculpting exhibition on the Frankston waterfront.
Editor's Comment
With the first month of 2012 behind us, editor Damian Christie contemplates what challenges lie ahead for members of the quarrying industry in the year ahead.
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Thursday, 23 February, 2012 02:51pm
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