In the wake of Australia’s devastating national bushfires over summer, an IQA member relates the spirit and resilience she has encountered in one of South Australia’s renowned wine regions.
Rehabilitated quarry to receive huge park upgrade
What was once a clay quarry is now an award–winning park in the UK town of Newton Abbot, with the area expected to receive a complete overhaul after approval from the local council.
Double-deck screen provides user-friendly modularity
Sandvik’s double–deck modular hanging screen gives customers the benefit of producing two screened products, allowing it to adapt quickly for operation in open or closed circuit configurations.
Poly Ripple Screen Cloths
Locker’s Poly Ripple and Split Poly Ripple screencloths provide a lightweight and easy to install solution for quarry operations.
New generation mobile crusher designed for toughest quarrying applications
The McCloskey mobile I44Rv3HD is part of the brand’s redesigned impact crusher line that has been reconfigured into a heavy-duty format.
Prehistoric continent found under Canadian island during diamond exploration
Remnants of an ancient continent that stretched across Europe and broke apart 150 million years ago have been unearthed under Canada’s Baffin Island.
Boral to refresh West Gosford plant with $2.4m upgrade
Boral Resources is set to revitalise its West Gosford concrete batching plant to increase reliability and efficiency.
Quarries to benefit from second federal government stimulus
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced a second government stimulus package worth $66 billion to stabilise employment and prevent small businesses, such as some quarries, from closing their doors permanently.
Pugmill offers the potential to expand the revenue stream
Pugmills are renowned for the blending and mixing of materials such as roadbase and concrete. However, there are signs pugmills are opening the door for quarries to diversify into cement and asphalt production. Damian Christie reports.