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thesedesiredproduct sizewith just theMFL
jaw crusher teamedwith the SBM impact
crusher.
Havingbuilt anewUKproduction facility,
RedRhino crushers has expanded its rangeof
mobile and static jaw crushingmachines used
for a varietyof contractingwork and civil
engineeringprojects. Business development
manager JohnBird explained therewerenow
six crusherswithin its range.
He said: “Weoffer diesel, electric and
hydraulic options.Wehave the latest variance
inoutput size and are currentlydesigning and
workingonbringing twonewmachines to
themarket in2015 - a three tonne size impact
crusher designedwith the recycling andglass
industries inmind and a 3.2 tonneRedRhino
mini screener capable of screeningup to80
tonnes per hour.
“Wehavenow sold close to500 crushers
throughout theUK,USA, Canada, Europe
andAustralianmarkets, withgrowing
demand fromSouthAfrica and theFarEast.”
TerexFinlay alsohas considerable
expansionplans for its rangeofmachines,
material canbedefined simply and easily,
aidingprecisionof screening curves.
The conveying velocity continuously
adapts the crusher load and theoperating
pressureof themain conveyor, whichprevents
overload anddowntimes. If necessary, the
vibrating feeder canbe infinitely controlled
manually via the remote control.
Competingwithharsh climates is often
akey consideration for equipment for the
crushing and screening sector.
One example of performanceunder testing
conditions is SBM’s STE100.65.T combined
with itsRemax132ECOoperating in the
Tschita regionof Siberia. Themobile track-
mountedprimary and secondary crushing
unit, consistingof a jaw crusher and an
impact crusher, is loadedherewith especially
hard and toughgabbrobasaltwith a feed size
of up to0.6m (2 ft).With a throughput of
some 200 tonnes anhour, a final grain size of
0-45mmwas achieved.
Traditionally inRussia such a taskwould
be carriedout using two further crushers so
there is anobvious advantage in achieving
McCloskey appoints NZ
dealer
Auckland, New Zealand, based Sanland Equipment has been added toMcCloskey’s
global distributor network. Trevor Heaphy of the former noted: “in the next five years,
we anticipate growth in the aggregate sector as New Zealand steadily pulls out of the
global financial crisis. In addition, concrete recycling is becoming amore visible sector.
McCloskey’s range of mobile crushers and screeners have a proven track record in this
application – it’s a well-known and respected brand that offers the full range of products.”
John O’Neill, vice president of marketing and sales at McCloskey, said of the addition:
“Having Sanland on board will further strengthen our distribution network globally. New
Zealand is amarket with huge potential, particularly in quarrying and recycling. These
present some unique and exciting possibilities that we anticipate will contribute to our
growth in themarketplace.“
The new PremiumQI441 tracked impact crusher
sharesmany of the features of the company’s QI440
New impactor
fromSandvik
The bauma China trade showwas the
stage that Sandvik used to introduce
the new PremiumQI441mobile tracked
crusher that uses the revolutionary
CI421 Prisec Impactor box. Sandvik has
redesigned the crushing chamber to allow
the base crusher to easily be switched
between primary and secondary mode to
effectively give users twomachine in one.
The QI441 retainsmany features of the
proven QI440, such as direct drive, large
feed hopper, underpan feeder, PLC control,
remotely operate inlet opening adjustment,
overbandmagnet, prescreen and ceramic
blow bars as standard on amachine that
features lowwear, easymaintenance and
low cost per tonne operation.
The versatility of the QI441 is further
ensured by a range of optional extras that
allows the crusher to preciselymatch
the demands of the customer’s specific
application including a unique Doublescreen
double-deck hanging screen with
recirculation system. This is of particular
benefit as conventional hanging screens
are often a limiting factor with high capacity
impactors, forcing the customer into an
expensive secondary screen purchase.
However, the on-board Doublescreen is
designed tomatch themaximum capacity
of the crusher, allowing the production of
accurately sized products for immediate
use at source from onemachine.
IROCK’s TC-20 crusher in action after its release this
year in the USA
Rockster R110DS offers a flexible
design, according to its developers
