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The 1313S R6 impactor has a 3m long pre-screen in the hopper to scalp any fines prior to entering the crusher.

Crushing
Bespoke solution for increased performance -

Screenmasters is providing bespoke changes to its Keestrack 1313S R6 impact crusher to increase performance, improve reliability, quality and expand its... Read More »

The P&H 77XR drill rig can be configured for rotary or hammer drilling, diesel or electric power, and single- or multi-pass drilling.

Drill & Blast
Surface drill offers safer operation, automation features -

Komatsu’s P&H 77XR surface mining drill rig offers higher productivity and increased reliability, as well as including semi- or fully autonomous... Read More »

The Pulse vibration analysis helps operators understand the interaction between feed material, screen media and the vibrating screen specific to each operation.

Maintenance Products
Vibration analysis service -

Haver & Boecker’s Pulse vibration analysis service is designed specifically to monitor the health of vibrating screens to ensure optimum screening... Read More »

The Telestack HF 520 track-mounted hopper feeder can reduce fuel costs by up to 75 per cent.

Conveying
Hopper feeder with more productivity, fuel efficiency -

The Telestack HF 520 is a track-mounted fully mobile conveyor designed to work at an output of up to 500 tonnes per hour. Read More »

The 316 stainless steel self-priming centrifugal pump has been developed for mine tailings and other difficult liquids, including light slurries.

Environmental Products
Corrosive liquid mine pump -

Australian Pump Industries’ new cast 316 stainless steel self-priming centrifugal pump can handle contaminated and corrosive liquids. Read More »

In-Depth

News
Historic site to become 'walkable' suburb -

The former Cave Hill Quarry in Lilydale in Victoria’s Yarra Valley is being transformed into a new, vibrant suburb. Tim Robertson visited the site which is now into the second year of a 15-year development project. Read More »

26/04/2019 • By Tim Robertson

News

The proposed West Mooreville Quarry is located 7km southwest of Burnie, Tasmania.

News
EPA backs new Tasmanian quarry -

The Tasmanian Environmental Protection Authority has supported a plan by Wacks Crushing to convert a non-commercial gravel pit into an operational quarry with some conditions. Read More »

19 hours ago • By Myles Hume

News
Metso acquires McCloskey in landmark deal -

Metso has signed a $CAD420 million ($AUD457 million) agreement to acquire McCloskey International in a deal designed to expand its product offering and client base. Read More »

19 hours ago • By Myles Hume

Reconophalt is poured at the waterfront community of Port Coogee in Western Australia. Image courtesy of Frasers Property.

News
Suburban roads paved with sustainable asphalt -

Two Western Australian suburban projects are using recycled material to build more sustainable roads. Read More »

19 hours ago • By Tim Robertson

The outcrop of dolerite on the former Aboriginal quarry site, which was a valuable source for the production of stone axes.

News
Prized ancient quarry recognised -

The site of a former quarry, once used by Aboriginals to make stone axes, has been found on agricultural land near the ACT/NSW border. Read More »

21/06/2019 • By Tim Robertson

Many of the quarries in and around Caen are well-preserved time capsules, filled with traces of the civilians who hid there and their ordeals during the D-Day offensive.

News
The sites that provided refuge on D-Day -

To mark the 75th anniversary of D-Day, a quarry in northern France that sheltered thousands of civilians is being ‘preserved’ by 3-D modelling and will be able to be ‘toured’ as soon as next year. Read More »

21/06/2019 • By Myles Hume

Victoria’s Environment Minister Lily D’Ambrosio in the passenger seat of a truck destined to take the new asphalt plant’s first shipment to a Victorian road project.

News
Producer launches dual recycling plants -

Alex Fraser Group has officially flicked the switch on its new $20 million glass recycling and sustainable asphalt plants. Read More »

11/06/2019 • By Myles Hume

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The Ultrawash 5615 on show at Bauma 2019, in Munich, Germany, in April.

Sponsored Content
Patent-pending technology gives McLanahan a market boost -

With a long history of designing, manufacturing and installing modular washing equipment, McLanahan’s latest range of UltraWASH modular wash plants are at the forefront of the industry. Read More »

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