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The Cedarapids TGS320 spider-bearing cone crusher is powered by a 240kW engine – matching the outputs and feeds of other style cones in similar power ranges.

Crushing
Spider-bearing cones for new crusher line-up -

The new Cedarapids TG series crusher line-up will be equipped with bronzed bushing spider-bearing cones. Read More »

The monitoring system, known as Core SmartTech, has been described as a ‘health monitor’ for plant and equipment.

New Products
Improve efficiency, reduce operating costs -

CDE Core is an innovative range of technology solutions to enable customers to increase the efficiency of their plant, automate processes and lower their... Read More »

The Tesab 700i can be fed by an excavator or integrated into a crushing and screening train.

Crushing
Streamlined, high output tracked jaw -

The Tesab 700i tracked jaw crusher is user-friendly, versatile and highly manoeuvrable. Read More »

The EvoQuip Colt 600 scalping screen is capable of production rates up to 280 tonnes per hour.

Mobile Plant
High energy, aggressive screen -

The EvoQuip Colt 600 is a compact, yet heavy-duty scalping screen that is ideal for use in tight spaces. Read More »

From design to installation, Haver & Boecker Niagara uses its extensive industry experience and knowledge to provide turnkey systems engineered and built to individual specifications.

Conveying
Providing full service solutions -

An international manufacturer is offering turnkey primary crushing plant solutions – from the initial concept to the production phase – through... Read More »

In-Depth

Case Studies
Repurpose It: Carving its niche in recyclables -

To paraphrase tuna brand John West, the quarrying industry has operated on the notion the raw materials it rejects is what makes it best. A recycling company is upending that maxim – creating high quality aggregate products from the “fish” the industry rejects. Damian Christie reports. Read More »

04/07/2019 • By Damian Christie

News

Western Australia’s first Indigenous quarry will supply ballast for the Koodaideri mine’s 170km rail line.

News
Indigenous-run quarry to supply Rio Tinto mine build -

Western Australia’s first Indigenous-owned and operated quarry will be established to supply railway ballast for a $3.5 billion Rio Tinto mine in the region. Read More »

19/08/2019 • By Myles Hume

Newcastle Sand is set to construct its Williamtown sand mine after reaching a settlement with residents. It already has loaders ready to go in the yard.

News
Settlement paves way for sand project -

An operator in the Port Stephens area is set to commence construction of a 42ha quarry after successful mediation with neighbouring residents. Read More »

19/08/2019 • By Myles Hume

Hanson’s Dave Leahy and Nick Dennis, with MP Leeanne Enoch, accept the Queensland environmental award for a stormwater project at Wolffdene Quarry.

News
Big players dominate innovation awards -

Industry heavy hitters Boral and Hanson have featured prominently at the state level 2019 CCAA Innovation Awards. Read More »

19/08/2019 • By Myles Hume

An asphalt premix containing a high density plastic, courtesy of Alex Fraser Group. The Victorian Government is already encouraging the use of recyclable materials in public projects.

News
Public projects may kickstart domestic recycling solution -

State governments may be required to spend a percentage of their procurement budgets on recycled materials for public projects, under a new Federal Government proposal. Read More »

19/08/2019 • By Myles Hume

Engineered wetlands (foreground) near the former Baldwin’s Quarry site (background) protect the Whangamarino Heritage Wetlands (right) from industrial run-off.

News
Commitment to protected wetland nets prestigious award -

A Kiwi quarry operator who engineered a wetland filtration system to prevent run-off in his quarry polluting an adjacent world heritage conservation site has received the Institute of Quarrying’s most prestigious award. Read More »

19/08/2019 • By Myles Hume

News
East coast drill and blast businesses unite under one banner -

Four Australian drill and blast companies with explosives capabilities have merged under one banner after Chinese company Yahua Group bought majority ownership of their organisations. Read More »

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The Ultrawash 5615 on show at Bauma 2019, in Munich, Germany, in April.

Sponsored Content
Patent-pending technology gives McLanahan a market boost -

With a long history of designing, manufacturing and installing modular washing equipment, McLanahan’s latest range of UltraWASH modular wash plants are at the forefront of the industry. Read More »

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Indigenous-run quarry to supply Rio Tinto mine build

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Public projects may kickstart domestic recycling sol...

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Big players dominate innovation awards

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