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Machines that have shaped the history of quarries

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1934 Symons crusher Features

Crushing heritage

Cone crushers are now accepted technology but in the 1920s the Symons Brothers innovation was an unknown quantity, although an enduring one with some original units still in use. Claire Symes repo.. Read more..

Holt Features

On track

Mike Woof reflects on the development of the crawler track and its significance for the construction and extractive industries The invention of the crawler track was a significant development for the.. Read more..

Volvo's DR631 Features

Chicken or egg?

Which manufacturer was the first to develop an articulated dump truck? Mike Woof discusses the origins of the ADT .. Read more..

Krupp's HM 400 Features

Making the first break

Early hydraulic breakers were based on rockdrill technology but there is some debate as to whether Montabert or Krupp developed the first unit. Mike Woof reports .. Read more..

Bucyrus-Erie's 380w Features

Dragline mobility

For removing overburden and opening up a new area of an extraction operation, the dragline is one of the most efficient tools available. Mike Woof reviews their development .. Read more..

Cat's 769 Features

Heavy heritage

Caterpillar's rigid dump trucks are a well established range but their origins date back 45 years to the 32tonne 769 machine. Mike Woof looks at the company's original concept When Caterpil.. Read more..