New trommel next step in Saint-Gobain Formula’s £7million investment in Bantycock Quarry

A Hercules HT182C heavy duty trommel screen, manufactured in Shropshire, England, by Stelex Construction Equipment Ltd, has been installed at Saint-Gobain Formula’s (Formula) Bantycock Quarry near Newark, Notts as part of SGF’s £7 million investment in the site. The newly-installed 77tonne trommel will support one of Formula’s key objectives of reducing airborne dust emissions from the site, having been fitted with additional spray bar dust suppression units and bespoke extended side panel screens to partia
Screening Static & Mobile / July 25, 2017
Bantycock Quarry near Newark
Kevin Glasper (left), manager at Saint-Gobain Formula's Bantycock Quarry near Newark, Notts, consults Andrew Banner, director of Banner Contracts (Halnaby) Ltd, over the plans for the commissioning of the new £500,000 trommel (background).

A Hercules HT182C heavy duty trommel screen, manufactured in Shropshire, England, by 664 Stelex Construction Equipment Ltd, has been installed at 6013 Saint-Gobain Formula’s (Formula) Bantycock Quarry near Newark, Notts as part of SGF’s £7 million investment in the site.

The newly-installed 77tonne trommel will support one of Formula’s key objectives of reducing airborne dust emissions from the site, having been fitted with additional spray bar dust suppression units and bespoke extended side panel screens to partially enclose the unit.
 
It is part of a new processing plant which includes a 905 Tesab 800i jaw crusher, a Trackstack 8042 TSL Radial Stockpiler, a Tesab TS2430 Screen and a bespoke tracked mobile MMD sizer, all of which have been supplied new to the site by Banner Equipment.

Bantycock Quarry manager Kevin Glasper says: “We are investing £7million in new plant and equipment, in improvement of site infrastructure, and in training and developing the inherited workforce. This means we are now well-placed to meet future demands while setting the highest possible standards of health, safety and environmental performance.

“The commissioning of the trommel represents the final piece of the investment in the whole new processing line and I am really looking forward to seeing it all in operation.”

Andrew Banner, of Banner Contracts, adds: “We were delighted to be awarded a long-term contract with Saint-Gobain Formula at Bantycock Quarry and look forward to optimising the performance of this new equipment in the coming months and years.”  
 
Bantycock Quarry produces gypsum and plaster for use in the manufacture of high-specification products for dentistry, food and ceramics as well as important construction grade gypsum for plaster and plasterboard products at plants of sister brand 8284 British Gypsum in Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire.

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