Resource recovery and utilising alternative construction materials to support urban growth came under the spotlight as part of a recent Engineering Insights virtual event hosted by wet processing industry experts CDE.
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IQA2021: Re-Think, Re-Source, Re-Engage
The premier conference for the extractive and associated industries, the 62nd Institute of Quarrying Australia National Conference – to be hosted from 5 to 7 October, 2021 – will showcase
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Astec patented system optimises cone crusher
The Astec tracked FT200DF cone crusher plant features the Kodiak K200+ cone crusher, with a large range of liners available to suit various applications.
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Turning market pressure into market opportunity
Most people would list some essential qualities of quarrying equipment as robust, reliable, low maintenance, and maybe high tech. But one feature becoming increasingly important, in the wake of COVID-19 restrictions is Australian-made.
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Choosing a mobile that outdoes the modelling
Tutt Bryant Equipment is expected to provide knowledgeable support, a wide range, and quality service – a tall order for any business.
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Battery-powered screen joins decarbonisation challenge
Powerscreen, a manufacturer and provider of mobile crushing and screening equipment, has responded to the decarbonisation challenge by unveiling the concept Eco-Warrior battery-powered mobile screen.
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Holcim rolls out recycled aggregate product in Poland
Lafarge Polska has begun using Aggneo to cut emissions from its Polish operations, as it is 20 per cent lighter than traditional aggregate.
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Sandvik adds autonomous capabilities to Leopard DI650i drill rig
Sandvik has developed the iDrill automation platform to enable fully autonomous blasthole drilling for the Leopard DI650i down-the-hole drill rig.
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AU-UK free trade deal offers good signs for quarry businesses
An historic free trade agreement (FTA) between Australia and the United Kingdom will strengthen the UK’s investment in Australian resources, while providing easier access for businesses to trade equipment and services.
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Machines of best fit: OEM recommends vibrating screens
As the distinctive identities of many products in the crushing and screening sector give way to rationalisation over time, one OEM is staying dedicated to offering the aggregates industry the best of its screens and feeders – across five different brands. John Flynn explains.
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