McCloskey Washing Systems (MWS) recently held its first open event, at Readymix Concrete Ltd, Carlingford, Co. Louth, Ireland highlighting its exciting new Washing and Classifying equipment for both quarrying and construction applications. The presence of more than 100 customers and dealers from Europe and North America made the landmark event on Thursday 3 November 2016 a truly international affair. The S190 Mobile Rinser and CSP150 Sand Classifying plant were demonstrated and previewed in quarry, at Br
McCloskey Washing Systems (MWS) recently held its first open event, at Readymix Concrete Ltd, Carlingford, Co. Louth, Ireland highlighting its exciting new Washing and Classifying equipment for both quarrying and construction applications.
The presence of more than 100 customers and dealers from Europe and North America made the landmark event on Thursday 3 November 2016 a truly international affair. The S190 Mobile Rinser and CSP150 Sand Classifying plant were demonstrated and previewed in quarry, at Brian McSloy’s Cooley plant. Visitors were given guided tours to inspect and watch the new wash plant at work. A detailed walk through of the process line was given with opportunities for questions and answers.
A demonstration of the newly redesigned model, S190 3 Deck Mobile Rinser was shown to be extremely adaptable and a high capacity mobile washing unit. With fast set up and mobility, it is ideal for contractors and rental fleets. Flexibility is also a key feature as the S190 Rinser can be easily converted to dry screen mode.
Coupled to the S190, The Compact Sand Plant is said to be capable of efficiently washing and classifying up to 150tonnes/hour of sand. MWS says it is a highly efficient sand classification plant, that can deliver two separate grades to the customer.
Speaking at the event Branko Kobal, of Balavto in Slovenia, said: “I am delighted to come to Ireland to hear and see first-hand the type of equipment and services available to use from the new wash division. The machine has demonstrated that it is easy to install, maintain and operate. It has been designed to reflect what the customer requires and I look forward to working with MWS in providing the right washing equipment for my needs.”
Paul McCaughey, of RPM Crushers & Screens in North America, said: “We thoroughly enjoyed the event. The presentation on the equipment was very informative and educational, being able to watch the new washing equipment in operation was very helpful, it gave us a better understanding of how all the pieces work together. The layout of the equipment was very tidy and easy to access for maintenance etc. All of the washing division team were very helpful in answering all our question. We were very much impressed with the knowledge and expertise of the entire team.”
Helmut Goetz, of Kuhn Baumaschinen in Germany, said: “I have been working with McCloskey International for 5 years and they continue to be innovative and responsive to the growing demand for high spec products. They have a highly skilled workforce with many years of experience. I am confident that the new washing equipment will drive lower cost of production and lower cost of ownership, making it worth a long time investment for me.”
“We are thrilled that the open day was vastly successful and we extend our sincere thanks to all of our dealers and customers who joined us to experience what this new equipment can do, said Sean Loughran, Director, MWS. The reaction and attention to the Cooley plant was phenomenal, which is a testament to our promise to providing new and unique solutions, to meet customers’ needs and demands.
“We expect that the energy and excitement of the day will generate fresh ways of thinking about choosing smarter solutions for our customers washing needs”.
MWS designs and manufactures a full range of modular, mobile and static washing equipment for the Aggregates, Waste & Recycling, Mining and Construction sectors. Based in Northern Ireland, the company will officially open its doors at the new centre of excellence at Granville, Co. Tyrone in April 2017.
