Online now: AT CRUSHING TECHNOLOGY 2024

22.11.2023


The AT CRUSHING TECHNOLOGY supplement is the must-have for all crusher manufacturers, distributers, suppliers as well as operators.

AT CRUSHING TECHNOLOGY provides tabular comparisons for different types of stationary and mobile crushing machines, which are available for many different applications in the extraction and processing of minerals. For example, this overview includes the technical data of cone crushers, jaw crushers, roll crushers, impact crushers and hammer crushers, and including a directory of manufacturers and suppliers.

It is worth taking a look at the annually updated technical data, which we provide to our readers as an up-to-date reference work – and is therefore an indispensable source of information for the selection of a crushing machine.

The supplement is published annually and always accompanies issue 12 of AT MINERAL PROCESSING of the current year as a print edition.

Download here your free PDF version

www.at-minerals.com/en

Related articles:

Issue 05/2016

Trends in the Crushing of Mineral Ores

Mining Industry

1?Introduction Crushing is an important step in the complex process of mineral processing (Fig. 1). In open pit mines, rock chunks with edge lengths of 2 m have to be processed. In underground...

more
Issue 07-08/2021 Mobile or stationary

Trends in the crusher market and operational challenges

1? Introduction Crushers are used for the comminution of lumps of material down to the millimetre range and are widely implemented in the industrial processing of mineral resources and waste-derived...

more
Issue 05/2019 Mobile in Europe

Mobile Mineral Processing Equipment: The State of the Art (Part 2)

4 Manufacturers of mobile equipment 4.1 Introduction The vast majority of existing mobile processing equipment is used for crushing applications. However, there is a variety of other forms of...

more

The first real and productive jaw crusher development in 164 years

On 15 June, 1858, Eli Whitney Blake of New Haven was granted US patent No. 20 542 for a ‘machine for crushing stone’. A magnificent design that was well-ahead of its time. Since then, apart from...

more
Issue 01-02/2013

Economy meets ecology – crushing with a diesel-electric drive

Langhagen gravel works with its moraine gravel deposit is located on the A 19 road around 50 km outside the city of Rostock, Germany. Around 1 mill. t sand and gravel are processed at the works...

more