The belt range?s flexible nylon weft fibres provide good trough-ability and the range is manufactured to exceed Australian Standards.
Typically used for conveying materials at Read more
Green concrete win for Wagners
Wagners director Joe Wagner said it was an honour to receive recognition for the cement-free concrete that took eight years to perfect. The product Read more
Campaign counts on safety
A series of mini-campaigns make up the 18-month Make It Count initiative, spearheaded by a new Sandvik website. This site is a portal Read more
Sand mine under fire from Greens
The New South Wales wing of the Greens says it is not too late for the NSW Government to reconsider the expansion located on Read more
Maths to reduce rock fractures
The work is being conducted at the University of Sydney. The outcomes of the research could improve safety levels in the mining and petroleum Read more
Explosives supplier to increase ammonium nitrate production
In development application documents before the NSW Government, Orica outlines plans to construct three ammonia flaring stacks and a 10,000 tonne nitric acid storage Read more
Up the creek in a concrete canoe
Valparaiso University (VU) engineering students from the VU chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers have built a concrete canoe, hoping it floats Read more
Pssst … Did you know …?
Industrial minerals are found in nearly every man-made material and their use tends to grow with our population and economy. Without industrial minerals there Read more
Danny Duke: From serviceman to quarryman
Daniel Peter Duke was born in December 1946 at Mount Lawley in Perth, Western Australia. He was always known as Danny but it was Read more
Portable dredge contributes to irrigation scheme
The Gila River is a very important source of irrigation water for the area and for the Gila River Indian Community. It carries sediment Read more