Engineers from Brunel University in London have embarked on a three-year project to develop 3D-printed interlocking building blocks using recycled building waste materials.
Process, prowess, and power for premium rock breaking
While businesses can risk rushing into buying the biggest, bulkiest breakers in hopes of harnessing unnecessary amounts of power, better businesses will understand that power will not work alone without prowess. Montabert breakers can provide the best of both worlds.
High-tech crushers make grade for plant hire group
A trio of tracked crushers, working to very different goals and in varying environments, are making their mark in the North Queensland contract crushing and demolition markets.
Extracting ferrous metals with magnet range
As a dealer of mobile crushing, screening, recycling, and conveying equipment, it is little surprise that Tricon Equipment also has a range of conveyor magnets.
Australia’s turn to benefit from Holcim’s ECOPact
After success in 13 other countries, ECOPact, Holcim’s low carbon concrete range, is now being released in Australia.
Bacteria the key to sustainable copper
A team of researchers from both Texas and Brazil have collaborated on a paper called Copper Mining Bacteria: Converting toxic copper ions into a stable single atom copper.
Why should you get your scales calibrated regularly?
An OEM of weighing systems explains why having accurate scales on earthmoving and conveying plant and equipment is vital to an aggregates business, especially when meeting obligations under chain of responsibility.
New options for proven Cedarapids screen modules
Terex Cedarapids has introduced new options for the popular MHS6203 and MHS8203 screen modules, including a wash plant option and a feed box and support structure.
Reliable detonator firing sequence
Austin Powder has launched the E*STAR electronic initiation system, which is designed for ease of use and safety in harsh conditions.
Moving vs fixed cones: understanding the differences
Cone crushers are an integral part of any comminution process – but how do you know if your process requires a live shaft model or a fixed shaft unit? Mark Utecht explains the differences.