Haver & Boecker Niagara is preparing to showcase its cutting-edge mineral processing technologies at Hillhead 2026 from June 23-25 in Buxton, United Kingdom.
Show attendees can explore the company’s powerful end-to-end solutions at Stand PA3 including screeners, screen media and leading-edge diagnostics.
“Hillhead is an important show for the industry,” said Martin Loughran, Haver & Boecker Niagara’s sales manager for the United Kingdom & Ireland. “We deeply value our relationships in the region. Hillhead presents an excellent opportunity for us to show how we’re not just a supplier but a committed partner that offers innovative technologies, long-term service and technical support.”
Screen media and diagnostics take center stage at the show, emphasizing the importance of choosing the correct media to enhance quality, efficiency, uptime and throughput. The company will showcase its innovative Ty-Wire screen media with a hybrid design that provides up to 80% more open area than modular polyurethane, significantly reducing blinding and virtually eliminating pegging. Additionally, the company will showcase MAJOR’s FLEX-MAT screen media, which delivers increased wear life and eliminates blinding, pegging and clogging issues. The screen media allows up to 40% more throughput through amplified material stratification and more open area. It’s designed durably with long-lasting OPTIMUMWIRE to provide up to five times longer wear life.
Further proving the company’s commitment to equipment uptime and simplified maintenance, Haver & Boecker Niagara will discuss its advanced PULSE Diagnostics portfolio which includes PULSE Vibration Analysis, PULSE Condition Monitoring and the PULSE Impact Test. As a market leader in testing and monitoring for vibrating screens of any brand, Haver & Boecker Niagara’s PULSE is specifically designed to assess the health of a vibrating screen to ensure optimum screening performance and reliability. The software detects irregularities that could translate into diminished performance, decreased efficiency, higher operating costs and imminent breakdown. By identifying issues early, PULSE Diagnostics helps producers prevent unplanned outages and make informed maintenance decisions.
Company representatives will also be on hand to discuss how the advanced design of the signature Niagara F-Class vibrating screen minimizes vibration transferred to the structure, even under demanding operating conditions. Reduced vibration contributes to longer equipment life, consistent screening performance and simpler maintenance — making it a proven solution for aggregates producers focused on uptime and reliability.
