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.
Adelaide quarries to give beaches new life
The South Australian Government will transport 250,000m3 of quarried sand to Adelaide’s West Beach, in the first step to replenishing the 10-year desolate shorefront.
Meeting global silica demand, thanks to Indigenous miners
The Cape Flattery Silica Mines (CFSM) project in Queensland’s far north has been recognised for its Indigenous employment and production results.
Hillhead Digital livestream platform a ‘huge success’
The inaugural Hillhead Digital event saw almost 5000 virtual visitors over the two-day event at the end of March.
Tricon shifts into ‘top gear’ with Superior Industries partnership
Tricon Equipment has announced it will be the east coast Australian dealer for US-based OEM Superior Industries’ bulk materials handling range.
Wet classifier turns by-product into valuable material
TPI, a Thailand-based manufacturer and distributor of cement and concrete products, has successfully invested in its first ever wet classification plant, designed and engineered by CDE Global, to recover valuable materials from stockpiles of historic by-product and meet zero waste targets.
Water solutions for the extractive industry
Xylem’s pumps, treatment equipment and analytical instruments and technologies help mines at every stage in the water management cycle.
Solid spherical roller bearing exceeds expectations in sand washing application
A spherical roller bearing solid-block housed unit has played an integral role in solving a constant bearing problem on the tail drum of the main conveyor in a Queensland sand washing operation.
Ex-sand quarry approved to reduce, reuse and recycle
Cairns Regional Council has approved the repurposing of a former sand quarry owned by Lemura Sand Company, allowing the facility to host more than 50,000 tonnes of recycled materials.
Metallica increases silica sand at Cape Flattery
Metallica Minerals have announced a significant 298 per cent increase to its resources at the Cape Flattery silica sand project in far north Queensland.