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The magnet filter is the most effective method of separation, utilising a high intensity electromagnet and a flux-converging matrix.

Conveying
Efficient, effective separation method -

The magnetic collection of fine particles requires a high intensity, high gradient magnetic field Read More »

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.

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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 »

In-Depth

Case Studies
Modern plant boosts output for rural family interests -

A second generation aggregate producer is set to double its production capacity with the opening of a $15 million advanced fixed crushing and screening plant in Victoria’s Benalla region. Myles Hume reports. Read More »

28/08/2019 • By Myles Hume

News

The proposed Eden Project Anglesea rehabilitation scheme follows the closure of the Alcoa coal mine and power station.

News
Barren mine site set for eco-tourism transformation -

A project to rehabilitate a former Victorian coal mine and coal-fired power station into a world-class eco-tourism destination will generate 1300 new jobs and $350 million in the next decade. Read More »

16/09/2019 • By Myles Hume

According to the CCAA, almost 180 Queensland quarries (including Holcim Beenleigh, pictured) participated in the state’s recent safety reset.

News
New independent regulator proposed for Queensland -

A levy on resource companies will fund a new “arms length” health and safety regulatory body in Queensland, under legislation being proposed by the Palaszczuk Government. Read More »

16/09/2019 • By Myles Hume

The Victorian Parliamentary Secretary for Public Transport Infrastructure Vicki Ward presents the environmental innovation award to David Jones, Holcim.

News
CCAA unveils NSW, Vic innovation awards finalists -

Thriving habitats for endangered species, waste-derived fuels and safe tipping innovations have been recognised in the latest round of state winners at the CCAA Innovation Awards. Read More »

16/09/2019 • By Myles Hume

A former quarry has been turned into expansive parklands for a new housing development near Perth.

News
From limestone site to pristine parklands -

A historic sand and limestone quarry, 32km north of Perth, has been transformed into expansive parklands that will provide the centrepiece for a new residential development. Read More »

16/09/2019 • By Myles Hume

Pope Francis brought a message of hope for many of the impoverished workers of a stone quarry in the Madagascar capital.

News
Pope conducts mass in Madagascar quarry -

A vast granite pit above the capital of Madagascar has become a beacon of hope for many of that nation’s impoverished population, after an unlikely visit from Pope Francis. Read More »

13/09/2019 • By Myles Hume

News
‘The future of quarrying’ – it’s in your hands! -

A combination of instructive and motivating presentations, and site visits, will underline the IQA’s national conference next month. Read More »

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Bottlenecks are notorious for holding up production but can now be eliminated – with the assistance of a modular wash plant's patent-pending technology. Read More »

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Barren mine site set for eco-tourism transformation

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CCAA unveils NSW, Vic innovation awards finalists

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From limestone site to pristine parklands

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New independent regulator proposed for Queensland

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Pope conducts mass in Madagascar quarry

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