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.
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Metso Outotec enlists fresh distributor for screen media
Metso Outotec has strengthened its reach in the screen media market, signing a distribution contract with Advanced Engineering Group.
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Global quarrying exhibition to be held online
The QMJ Group will deliver its annual Hillhead quarrying exhibition digitally from 9-10 March 2021.
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Collision avoidance with ifm O3M sensor system
Achieving precise accuracy with third party load scales
Over the past four years, Komatsu New Zealand’s product support and technical teams have been working with customers and suppliers to ensure Komatsu wheel loaders achieve high accuracy and consistent results when fitted with third party load scales.
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Sensor solutions for difficult to access plants
VEGA is making its entire range of sensors compatible with smartphones and tablets to provide an ease of access towards remote operation on-site.
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Updated pedestal boom system offers more productivity in fractured rock applications
Montabert, a subsidiary of Komatsu Mining, and pedestal boom manufacturer Tramac have collaborated on a series of boom designs to improve productivity in the crushing circuit.
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Mining heavyweights trust ‘unbreakable’ Timken bearing units
The best thing about the Timken spherical roller bearing solid-block housed units is that there’s no way you can break them,” says Mark Bristowe, who manages BSC’s Mulgrave branch in Melbourne.
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What is quarrying and why is it important?
The simple fact is quarries are a vital part of our modern life. In fact, they have been important throughout history, as far back to the days of the pyramids and earlier. Without quarries, we would not have the stone, gravel and sand that go into any form of construction.
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Chains that adapt to the times
Unlike larger mining companies that employ dedicated tyre maintenance contractors to oversee their tyre usage and maintenance, quarries are more reliant on their personnel to take responsibility for the condition of their vehicles’ tyres.
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