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The XT frame components can be fitted directly to a screen box in the same manner as a wire, polyurethane or rubber screen cloth.

Maintenance Products
Cross-tension screening system -

Nepean Rubber’s XT modular cross tension screening system consists of special XT frame components that can be fitted directly to a screen box. Read More »

The Flexco UHT PU blade is available in stainless steel.

Conveying
Ultra high temp urethane blade -

The Flexco ultra high temperature polyurethane blade can withstand temperatures up to 200°C and short spikes up to 232°C. Read More »

The new thyssenkrupp ERC25-25 eccentric roll crusher has high throughput capabilities of up to 3000 tph.

Crushing
Compact, powerful crusher innovation -

The new ERC25-25 eccentric roll crusher features a flat, robust design. Read More »

The ROXON HC100’s modular structure is designed for safe use and easy maintenance.

Conveying
New and existing plant upgrades -

The HC100 belt conveyor is standardised for bulk material conveying in various applications. Read More »

The Lippmann-Milwaukee 6224 rip-rap portable plant features a twin-axle, box-beam chassis design for easy access to chutes.

Crushing
Efficient, high capacity portable plant -

The Lippmann-Milwaukee 6224 rip-rap portable plant is now available through eastern states distributor Tricon Equipment. Read More »

In-Depth

News
Disruption, supply issues dominate CMIC 18 -

With its theme of ‘Building Tomorrow’s Australia’, CMIC 18 posed questions about the industry’s ability to deliver quality materials for future building demand – against a climate of rapid change and policy uncertainty. Damian Christie reports. Read More »

12/11/2018 • By Damian Christie

News

The Caterpillar 336 excavator will be formally launched at the NCEC on 15 November.

News
Suppliers assemble for construction expo -

Catering to Australia’s civil construction and infrastructure industry, the National Construction Equipment Convention (NCEC) will be held at the Sydney Showgrounds from 15 to 17 November, 2018. Read More »

02/11/2018 • By Tim Robertson

Lilydale Quarry in the first phase of rehabilitation. More than 300,000m3 of spoil has already been placed into the pit.

News
First lot of land sales at old Lilydale Quarry -

The first stage of property sales have opened on land around the old Lilydale Quarry, in Victoria’s northeastern suburbs. Read More »

02/11/2018 • By Tim Robertson

New IQA CEO Kylie Fahey (second from right) with President Clayton Hill (far right) at the presentation of members' certificates at the Women in Quarrying conference in Perth on 26 October.

News
New CEO spells out education vision -

Kylie Fahey, the new IQA CEO, says she is focused on enhancing member engagement, and broadening access to education within the Institute and connectivity in the extractive industry. Read More »

02/11/2018 • By Damian Christie

The old Talbot Quarry has been progressively backfilled but a large section of the site remains an open quarry.

News
Independent panel turns down rezoning application -

A Victorian Government panel has released its report on a developer’s bid to rezone the former Talbot Quarry site in Melbourne’s renowned sand belt region. Read More »

02/11/2018 • By Tim Robertson

Cat 775 haul trucks, along with 15 hydraulic excavators, will be part of JR & RR Wescombe’s heavy equipment package at the upcoming Ritchie Bros Geelong auction.

News
Heavy equipment packages to go under the hammer -

Auctioneer Ritchie Bros is set to sell $50 million worth of equipment and machinery in its final two auctions of 2018. Read More »

02/11/2018 • By Tim Robertson

The debate team were uproarious. L-R: Martin Reid, Clayton Hill, Jen Dainer, Keith George and Leanne Parker.

News
Women in Quarrying conference full of ‘fizz’, verve -

The 2018 SA Women in Quarrying Conference was a grand success – with a combination of personal and technical presentations, offset by bouts of good humour. Read More »

Editor's Comment

Editor's Desk
'Scratching the surface' of legacy sites -

An ongoing construction project shows that quarries need not be just holes in the ground after their working lives cease. As Damian Christie explains, there are quite innovative and imaginative ways in which quarries can be repurposed - for the benefits of their neighbouring communities. Read More »

12/11/2018 • By Damian Christie

Sunday, 18 November, 2018 09:17am

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Disruption, supply issues dominate CMIC 18

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Heavy equipment packages to go under the hammer

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First lot of land sales at old Lilydale Quarry

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Suppliers assemble for construction expo

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Women in Quarrying conference full of ‘fizz’, verve

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