Perfect Tennismehl & Sportgeräte GmbH in Nettetal, a subsidiary of the Netherlands-based recycling company Thijssen Emans & Co B.V., crushes and processes used bricks and roofing tiles from...
Hillhead, which takes place from 26 to 28 June at Hillhead Quarry, near Buxton will welcome more exhibitors than ever before with both outdoor and indoor space set to expand significantly in 2018....
In presenting the Keestrack H6e cone crusher, the international specialist in mineral processing technology continues to expand its range of track-mounted machines for the manufacture of high-grade...
New low-vibration jaw crusher increases performance of crushing plants
Summary: Crushing plants are used in size reduction and material processing around the world. Both in stationary and in mobile either semi-mobile plants, crushers are installed on tall steel...
Grabowski, a demolition company, has been operating the latest generation of single-toggle jaw crushers from Powerscreen since September 2017. Since 2009, building rubble and broken-up concrete has...
The history of Rammelsbach Quarry in Rhineland-Palatinate stretches back to the 1860s when extraction began there. In the 1930s, Rammelsbach was regarded as the biggest quarry in Europe. Since 2001,...
M ehmet Bastas is owner of a very successful Turkish road construction company based in Mardin, in the south-east of Turkey. The ancient city – spared from any attacks or devastation – is located...
With the development of a completely new type of crusher, the eccentric roll crusher type ERC25-25, thyssenkrupp has achieved a quantum leap in primary crushing. The new crusher features a...
Natural stone processing often requires individual solutions to guarantee the ideal preparation of special stone. At bauma 2016, with its MOBICAT MC 125 RR Kleemann GmbH presented such a special...
Since 2015, around € 5.5 mill. have been invested by CEMEX in the rebuilding of its primary crushing station and more environmentally friendly conveying equipment. At the official inauguration on...
