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Smarter screen media for optimal productivity

Within bulk materials handling, particularly aggregate processing operations, the importance of minimising downtime can never be underestimated. Every minute, hour, day of unscheduled downtime translates to lost profitability and money down the drain.
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International News

Portable screen provides ‘big’ boost for the Big Boy

What does an operation do when its best saleable products are buried in millions of tonnes of sand and its equipment has to be portable enough to move on a moment’s notice? A daily challenge for one quarrying business has been alleviated by the acquisition of a portable vibrating screen.
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Are your screens running to their optimal capacity?

Screen optimisation is a vital cog in the quarrying process. Darren Toth discusses the three most important aspects of screen performance – and provides advice that can increase an operator’s awareness of just how well their screen plant can run.
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Conveyor supplier expands into APAC

Kinder Australia has recently launched a new international website focused on expanding its business into the Asia Pacific region.
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Industry News

Grants for innovative road surface projects

Recycled concrete, glass, plastics and even rubber could be used in the future construction of pedestrian walkways and roads.
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International News

New Deere construction dealers appointed

AFGRI Equipment has been appointed to distribute John Deere’s construction and forestry equipment in Western Australia.
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News

Disruption, supply issues dominate CMIC 18

With its theme of ‘Building Tomorrow’s Australia’, CMIC 18 posed questions about the industry’s ability to deliver quality materials for future building demand – against a climate of rapid change and policy uncertainty. Damian Christie reports.
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Supplier News

Cover up: Dust covers, guards protect people, environment

In an age when quarries are being closely monitored for their dust and noise emissions, and attention to safety, Neil Kinder argues it is only logical that operations should consider dust covers for their conveyors.
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Regulation News

Bruce Harvey: Quarry repurposing and regeneration

While there are international examples of quarries succeeding in their post-working lives, Australia has generally been behind the curve. Bruce Harvey explains how extractive companies, regulators and communities can collaborate on innovative post-closure uses for extractive sites.
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