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Getting decorative in Donegal
Investment in crushing and screening equipment is helping one Irish quarry operator make the most of its decorative deposit. Demand for high quality paving products has helped boost the fortunes of .. Read more..
Joining forces
With the experience of four quarrying companies behind it, Turkey's Maden Yapi is well positioned to capitalise on the country's future growth. Quarrying is in abundance in Turkey as the count.. Read more..
Remoulding the landscape
For centuries production of an industrial mineral has shaped the Cornish countryside but Aggregate Industries is working to return it to its natural state. The landscape of one UK county could be se.. Read more..
Cold comfort
Improving operator comfort is now a common theme on new quarry machines, but that wasn't always the case as Mike Woof explains. Cab design and operator comfort seen on present day machines is be.. Read more..
Olympic demand
Construction work for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sotshi, Russia is boosting demand for aggregates from Russia's Karelian region. The wide Karelian forests in north-eastern Russia hide se.. Read more..
Ethical options
Demand for decorative paving in Europe means significant quantities are now sourced from India but production is not always managed ethically. Lisa Russell reports on how Marshalls has taken a stanc.. Read more..
Recycled benefits
Asphalt and concrete road recycling is on the increase, with rising oil prices making the process more economically viable, writes Alan Peterson.. Read more..
Paving the way
Before asphalt roads became the norm in Europe, travelling was a very dusty affair. ABE takes a look at Ammann's involvement in the development of paved roadways 100 years ago Just over 100 ye.. Read more..
SBM MAXI "proves itself"
SBM Mineral Processing's "new engineering concept for tracked crushing and screening equipment" is proving itself with many customers, according to the company... Read more..
OM's award-winning system
The APOLLO Plus crusher from award-winning Italian crusher company OM (Officine Meccaniche) is said to be the only mobile jaw crusher managed by hydraulic pressure through a PLC, and it incorp.. Read more..
