Equipment, technology developments you may have missed
Caterpillar, Hitachi and Weir Minerals are among the equipment manufacturers with new equipment and technology that aggregate producers can explore.
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Weir Minerals launches adhesive range at MINExpo 2021
Weir Minerals partnered with adhesive producer Henkel to develop a solvent-free adhesive for rubber lining applications without volatile organic compounds.
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Equipment to maximize washing and classifying operations
Some of the latest equipment for washing and classifying operations includes offerings from Cedarapids, EIW, Superior Industries, CDE, Terex Washing Systems, and Weir Minerals.
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Cutting edge equipment for your operation
Some of the newest equipment and technology available to aggregate producers includes developments from Caterpillar, Epiroc, Rockmore International, Superior Industries and others.
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Weir Minerals brings hydrocyclone to market
The Cavex 2 introduces a step change in performance and sustainability, Weir says, offering water and energy savings.
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IRock names directors of sales, product support
IRock Crushers promoted Nate Russell to director of sales and business development, and named Matt Holmes as director of product support and customer service.
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Weir Minerals releases sand wash plant
The company unveiled a sand washing plant designed to minimize costs and produce more saleable product than conventional solutions.
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Weir Minerals Trio TC Series Cone Crushers
Designed to deliver high crushing force, increased horsepower and moderate increases in crushing speed, our Trio TC cone crushers also include modern hydraulic features that allow you to safely and easily adjust the crusher settings.
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Buying equipment based on total cost of ownership
When aggregate producers purchased equipment in 2018, it was often to fill a dire need. With critical production holes now filled, producers are looking to manufacturers and dealers to prove long-term value before they make their next major capital expenditures.
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