Sandvik Constructionlaunched new HX900 wear segments; bars, buttons and runners. According to the company, HX900 wear segments have the longest wear life on the market and maintain the original shape of vital equipment surfaces. This means fewer stops, lower maintenance and operating cost, and more time for production.
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Sandvik Commando Includes Upgraded Features
The new Commando DC130Ri – a rubber-tired compact-size top-hammer drill rig – is the latest addition to Sandvik Construction’s surface drilling product offering. The machine features nearly 100 practical changes and upgrades developed through consultations with customers, while the foundation of the unit is based on the series of drill rigs launched in 1988. It is in fact the years…
Read MoreSandvik Forms Sandvik Mining and Rock Technology
Sandvik announced it will merge Sandvik Mining and Sandvik Construction into one business area – Sandvik Mining and Rock Technology. Sandvik Mining and Rock Technology operations will be organized in a de-centralized business model with separate product areas based on the product offering. Each product area will have full responsibility and accountability for its respective business. “Products developed for the customer segments mining and construction…
Read MoreSandvik Construction to Showcase Mobile Crusher and More at AGG1
Sandvik Construction, Booth 1856, will be showcasing at AGG1 its QI341 mobile impact crusher, while at the same time displaying its Driller’s Office and TIM3D V2 surface drill software, Bretec breakers and tools offering. The Sandvik QI341 was built utilizing Sandvik’s Prisec technology. Capable of operating in primary and secondary applications, it was designed with productivity, mobility, minimal environmental impact…
Read MoreSandvik Construction to Showcase Products at AGG1
Sandvik Construction, Booth 1856, will be taking the opportunity of AGG1 to showcase its QI341 mobile impact crusher, while at the same time displaying its Driller’s Office and TIM3D V2 surface drill software, Bretec breakers and tools offering. The Sandvik QI341 has been built utilizing Sandvik’s Prisec technology. Capable of operating in primary and secondary applications, it has been designed…
Read MoreSandvik Adds New U.S. Distributor for Bretec Line
Sandvik Construction announced Birmingham, Ala.-based Crusher Works as the new distributor for the Bretec range of breakers throughout Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, north Florida and west Tennessee. Crusher Works, an existing Sandvik distributor for drilling, mobile crushing and screening products, will also be providing full aftermarket care, spare parts and dedicated customer service. “This product is the ideal addition to the wide…
Read MoreSandvik Construction Launches QA335 Doublescreen
Featuring its Doublescreen technology that gives producers ultimate screening flexibility, this new mid-sized unit offers a highly efficient, versatile and productive solution designed with aggregates-producer needs in mind, according to the company. Based around a 13- x 5-ft. (4- x 1.5-m) Doublescreen the new QA335 includes many class leading features for ease of operation and high levels of efficiency. These…
Read MoreSandvik SK2462 Screen Features Versatility, Performance
The new circular stroke inclined screen, the SK2462, is part of the new SK&SC range from Sandvik Construction. It will enable aggregate producers, quarries and other associated businesses, to accurately and efficiently screen material during the secondary or tertiary stage of the process. Able to effectively operate in both wet and dry operating conditions, the SK2462 screen efficiently deals with…
Read MoreSandvik Combines Best Features Into One Surface Drill Rig
Sandvik Construction added a completely new radio remote-controlled drill rig to its surface top hammer drill rig offering. Engineered from its conception to combine all the best features in one unit – drilling performance with high hole quality, easy maintenance and excellent maneuverability, as well as attractive exterior – the Dino DC400Ri is ready to take the lead in surface drilling…
Read MoreFirst Look – February 2015
TOP NEWS Deficient Roads, Bridges Cost New Jersey Roads and bridges that are deficient, congested or lacking desirable safety features cost New Jersey motorists a total of $11.8 billion statewide annually. Construction Starts Rose 7 Percent in 2014 For 2014 as a whole, total construction starts climbed 7 percent to $575.3 billion, according to Dodge Data & Analytics. This continues…
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