AT MINERAL PROCESSING Worldwide

AT MINERAL PROCESSING Worldwide is the counterpart to AT MINERAL PROCESSING Europe and is an English-only edition distributed exclusively outside Europe.

Focusing on the various process stages of mineral processing, such as crushing and agglomerating, screening and classifying, material transport and storage, the journal highlights both technical and economic aspects.

The target audience of AT MINERAL PROCESSING Worldwide are decision makers in mining and extraction industries (ores, potash and salt, fertilizers), non-metallic mineral extraction and processing, sand and gravel plants, other processing industries (cement, lime and gypsum) and construction waste recycling plants.

Issue 09/2024 Urban operation

Kleemann impact crusher and screening plant impress in the Istanbul Financial Centre (IFC)

Using the mobile impact crusher MOBIREX MR 130i EVO2 and mobile scalping screen MOBISCREEN MSS 802i EVO, material is being produced for concrete production and road substructures in the centre of...

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Issue 09/2024 Flender One

Launch of gearbox platform extension

When Flender introduced the Flender One single stage version to the market last year, CEO Andreas Evertz said: “We are reinventing the standard.” Now, the next chapter begins. Flender announces the...

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Issue 09/2024 Hot off the Press

CDE unveils a new generation of filter press

CDE, one of the leaders in the design and engineering of sand and aggregate wet processing solutions for the waste recycling and natural minerals processing sectors, has unveiled its new ProPress...

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Issue 09/2024 The right angle

Troughing in conveyor belt loading

The issue of dust and spillage is quite common at conveyor transitions points throughout an operation’s bulk handling system and can have many causes, including the loading of the belt on the...

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Issue 07-08/2024

Groundbreaking ceremony for Flottweg’s new Process Center

On June 13, the official ground-breaking ceremony marked the start of Flottweg’s latest construction project: the Process Center represents a further strengthening of the Vilsbiburg site with an...

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