Rapidmix allows for on-demand batching in a range of applications, enabling quarrying operations to broaden their horizons with a single investment.
Metso Outotec announces new service centre plans for the Pilbara
Metso Outotec has announced it will continue to invest in developing its Australian service capabilities by building a new service centre.
Boral’s investment grade credit rating affirmed
Construction materials company Boral has had its BBB credit rating and stable outlook affirmed by S&P Global Ratings (S&P). The 29 October affirmation follows Moody’s Investors Services (Moody’s) affirming the company’s investment grade credit rating of ‘Baa2’ with a stable outlook in August.
Wear resistant compound passes the test
A new wear resistant compound – LOCTITE PC 7332 – has been developed and launched for high wear areas of processing equipment in power generation, mining, and steel plant applications such as desulfurisation pumps and ducts, slurry pumps and slag granulation pumps to protect against severe wet abrasion.
OEM levels up with latest mobile washing screen
Terex Washing Systems has released the M1700X mobile washing screen to improve efficiency, wear life and ease of reconfiguration compared to its predecessor, the M1700.
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‘Highly desirable’ basalt quarry on sale in NSW
Bylong Quarry has been put up for sale in the Upper Hunter region of New South Wales, presenting an opportunity to enter the market as Australian infrastructure booms.
Living in a material world: Silicone for the aluminium sector in WA
Origins of glass shards in the Chilean desert explained
A theory has now been proposed for how shards of glass first discovered a decade ago in a South American desert were formed.
Komatsu returns the favour to Western Sydney
Komatsu has enhanced its community engagement with a two-year partnership with the Western Sydney Wanderers A-League women’s side, advocating for more women in extractive industry and construction jobs.
West coast quarry EPA approved in Tasmania
The Tasmanian Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has recommended the approval of the Heemskirk quarry expansion in Granville Harbour, affirming the extraction of 30,000 more tonnes of dolerite.