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january-february 2014
international
construction
CONEXPO
Show guide
Terex’s stand will
feature its FM120BW
bucket wheel
dewatering
system for
cleaning and
drying sand.
on the LTM 1300-6.2. Instead of
the twin-engine concept – one for
the lifting superstructure and one
for the carrier chassis – normally
used on cranes in this class, this unit is powered by a single
engine, which the company said should be more efficient and
economical.
Link-Belt’s new cranes at the show are expected to include a
new all-terrain crane, a new telescopic crawler and at least two
others new units.
According to Rick Curnutte, Product Manager for
Hydraulic Truck and All-Terrain Cranes, the new
the 210-ton (191 tonne) ATC-3210 will meet the
toughest transport laws in North America while also
meeting Tier IV final and EPA 2013 on-highway
requirements.
To help with North American roadway restrictions,
none of the counter-weights on the ATC-3210 are more
than 22,000 pounds (10 tonnes), and they can be grouped
together with other components to maximise loads. The ATC-
3210 with maximum counterweight, rigging, matting and fly
extensions can be moved in just three truckloads.
The company’s new telescopic crawler crane is the 50 ton (45
tonne) capacity TCC-500, which features a 110 ft (33.5 m)
boom. Link Belt said the crane had been designed for ease of
transportation. It also features two travel speeds and can work at
three different track widths.
Terex said it would have at least two new cranes on show,
including, “A mid-size all-terrain crane which specifically
addresses the needs of the North American market and a “class-
defining truck mounted crane,” the company said.
Enerpac will demonstrate its new 1,200 ton (1,090 tonne)
capacity SBL1100 hydraulic gantry. The SBL1100 provides
a safe, efficient way to lift and position massive loads in
applications where traditional cranes will not fit.
The three-stage gantry is the largest in Enerpac’s gantry
range and it has unique features such as a foldable boom
that facilitates easy transportation, the company said. It
also features self-contained hydraulics and electrics and is
operated by Intellilift wireless control.
Hirschmann MCS will present the new qSCALE
I2, a flexible load moment indicator solution for
mobile cranes. The qSCALE I2 features an easy to
use Crane Configuration Tool eliminating the need for
programming. The system also features a simplified calibration
procedure and a superior HMI graphic interface for easy crane
operation.
Crushing, screening & drilling
In the crushing and screening sector, Powerscreen plans
to launch three new machines at the exhibition – the
Premiertrak 300 jaw crusher, Trakpactor
320SR impact crusher and Warrior 2100
screen.
Sister company Terex Finlay will
also introduce two new machines
for the crushing and screening sector
– the J-1170 primary mobile jaw
crusher and the 684 tracked mobile
inclined screen.
The J-1170 is a high built around Terex’s 1100 mm
by 700 mm jaw crusher and is targeted at recycling,
aggregate production and mining applications.
The 684 screen is built for working in quarrying, mining,
construction and demolition debris, topsoil, recycling, sand,
gravel, coal and aggregate applications and features three 4.3m
by 1.7m screening decks.
Terex Washing Systems will announce a new larger model in
its Aggresand range, the Aggresand 206 washer at ConExpo, a
machine which shares many of the same features as the Aggresand
165 launched in 2013.
Machines on display at the show will include the FM120BW
bucket wheel dewatering system, which is designed to remove
unwanted silt from a feed stock, and which can dewater clean
sand down to less than 10% moisture content.
Metso said the highlight of its booth would be a new two-in-
one mobile Lokotrack model, designed to work together with its
Lokotrack LT106 mobile jaw plant (which will also be on show).
It said more details of the new model would be revealed during
the exhibition.
Other technology on display will include
Metso’s HP3, part of its new generation of high-
performance cone crushers, as well as its Lokotrack
ST2.8 mobile screen.
And Major Wire will be showcasing its
Link-Belt will
unveil its second
all-terrain crane,
the 191 tonne
capacity ATC-
3210.
Metso will showcase its Lokotrack ST2.8 mobile screen as
well as a range of other products and a brand new launch
that will be revealed during the exhibition.
Sandvik will
showcase its
CH550 stationary
crusher.
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