News Items Related to 'Aggregate'

Say 'DISAB' to the UK's major plant contractors and they'll tell you it's the world's most powerful vacloader, a Swedish designed and built HGV-mounted marvel that makes remarkably short work of all vacuuming up wet and dry waste and spillage mate... Read Full Article

Rapid International Ltd have recently supplied a new, bespoke batching plant to Skene Group at Soutra, Midlothian in the UK. This plant, housing a 3m3 pan mixer, has been designed to operate in sub zero temperatures with all pipes heated and lagge... Read Full Article

Peterborough Renewable Energy Ltd (PREL) is delighted to announce that a Technology License Agreement has been signed with Tetronics Ltd, the world leaders in DC plasma arc systems. The Agreement gives PREL permission to use Tetronics&rs... Read Full Article

Montreal-based Major Wire Industries Limited is proud to announce the 15th anniversary of Flex-Mat® independently vibrating wire technology, now in its third generation with Flex-Mat 3 Tensioned and Modular versions. Sinc... Read Full Article

University of Leicester delivers qualification for quarrying industryTwo of the world’s largest quarrying companies are ... Read Full Article

Aggregate Processing Solutions has provided an uprated Terex Finlay TC 15 Sand Master to boost productivity on site at Hanson Aggregates in Mercaston, Derbyshire.The machine has been brought... Read Full Article

A modern stationary plant, together with related mobile screening a... Read Full Article

Although markets for recycled aggregates have fallen during the recession, the sector still accounts for nearly 20% of the total aggregates market in the UK. In its latest survey on the in... Read Full Article

BUILDING materials firm, Lafarge, is backing a Derbyshire club in one of the biggest community cricket events in the sporting calendar.Almost 20 tonnes of roadstone and washed sand has been donated to Sawley and Long Eaton Park by Lafarge... Read Full Article

Despite a slight improvement in 2010, UK aggregates production is at its lowest level in nearly 50 years. Last year, production was around 160 million tonnes, a figure not seen since before 1965. As a result of the recession, around 70 pits and qu... Read Full Article