Engineered vibration facilitates offloading of difficult materials
One of the world’s leading manufacturers of industrial vacuum loaders, hydro excavators and sewer cleaners is employing engineered vibration technology to improve off-loading of industrial waste,...
First developed 20 years ago as compact machines for rubble recycling, RUBBLE MASTER machines now carry out their services successfully in the field of natural stone, too. RUBBLE MASTER machines are...
ABB, one of the leading power and automation technology groups, recently won an $11 million order to supply a complete ore hoisting solution for Xstrata Copper’s Ernest Henry Mining (EHM)...
Whether it’s mortar, screed, concrete or glass – the mineral resources of sand and gravel are used in a wide range of combinations in varied applications. The probability of having raw materials...
Weir Minerals is to launch the latest edition in its range of Warman Centrifugal Pumps – the WGR Slurry Pump (Fig.) – in Europe mid 2011. The WGR de-
signs, incorporating Weir Minerals’ Linatex...
Andy Blythe was appointed Managing Director of Ely based B&W Mechanical Handling Ltd. He joined in early May 2011 succeeding Andrew Mitchell. Mitchell, now focusing on his own consultancy business,...
FLSmidth has today signed an agreement to acquire the assets of the privately owned company Knelson, a Canada based corporate partnership which is active within the minerals industries. Knelson...
Larox Flowsys – the worldwide supplier of flow control and pumping solutions – has changed its name to Flowrox. The new name has been taken into use and the new visual outlook will replace the...
ABB was recently contacted to supply the drive system for a new semi-autogenous grinding (SAG) mill at Neves Corvo/Portugal. The contract was awarded in June 2011. Neves Corvo is an underground mine,...
Markus Buscher, Dipl.-Ing. has been appointed Managing Director of Kalenborn Kalprotect in Vettelschoss, alongside Dr. Conrad Mauritz and Michael W. Rokitta, Dipl.-Ing., Dipl.-Kfm. Markus Buscher...
