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Using drones to reduce drill and blast costs

January 18, 2022By Brad Gyngell

Strayos COO Brad Gyngell explains how blasting operations can take the next step with a drone to reduce their costs.

Cutting-edge equipment, technology for aggregate operations

January 17, 2022By P&Q Staff

The latest aggregate equipment and technology offerings include items from BME, Caterpillar, Rohr-Idreco, TAC Insight and Topcon Positioning Group.

P&Q Profile: RB Scott’s John Mickelson

January 14, 2022By Kevin Yanik

P&Q visited with RB Scott president John Mickelson late last year, checking out his company’s new branch location while discussing the state of the supply chain and more.

Wingra Stone is now three seasons in on its MR 130 impact crushing plant. Photo: P&Q Staff

What’s happening these days at Wingra Stone

January 13, 2022By Kevin Yanik

Wingra Stone’s Travis Wise showed off a few of the company’s Wisconsin operations in the fall, detailing recent equipment investments and what’s coming soon.

Suspended electromagnets like this one provide completely automatic iron removal. Photo: Eriez

How choosing the right equipment can save uptime

January 12, 2022By Tom Saccamozzone

Magnetic separators, metal detectors, conveyors and vibratory feeders are able to solve problems and increase profits for producers.

How to successfully select the right pump

January 11, 2022By Kevin Yanik

While a grab-and-go option may seemingly keep things simple, coming to the right pump solution depends on a number of variables. Schurco Slurry’s Will Pierce offers details.

Vibration analysis gives screening plant managers the information needed to fine-tune and properly maintain equipment. Photo: Major

How vibration analysis makes life easier for screens

January 10, 2022By Lars Bräunling

Lars Bräunling of Major explains how aggregate producers can use vibration analysis tech to prevent unforeseen breakdowns, as well as optimize performance.

Dodge Construction Network forecasts 6 percent total growth in highway and bridge construction starts for 2022, with bridges accounting for $1.1 billion in growth. Photo: Joesboy/iStock / Getty Images Plus/Getty Images

Dodge Construction Network’s 2022 forecast

January 7, 2022By Jack Kopanski

Dodge Construction Network provides an outlook for what to expect in residential, nonresidential and nonbuilding construction this year and beyond.