Philippi-Hagenbuch plans to discuss its Autogate tailgates at AGG1, relaying how the technology can be customized to individual operations. The company will exhibit in Booth 2632.
According to Philippi-Hagenbuch, Autogate tailgates are designed to maximize haul truck utilization, effectively increasing haul capacities by up to 20 percent while providing added safety and extended tire life. Philippi-Hagenbuch’s tailgates include models suited for both articulated and rigid-frame trucks, making them a solution for quarries.
In addition to increased capacities, the company says Autogate tailgates offer improved tire life and reduced maintenance by providing a more centered and evenly distributed load. This optimized balance of the load enhances safety while driving in adverse or uneven terrain, Philippi-Hagenbuch adds.
Incline screen to take center stage for General Kinematics
A range of screening solutions will be showcased in the General Kinematics booth at AGG1, with the company planning to display its incline screen.
General Kinematics describes its incline screen as a reliable and durable solution for aggregate producers. The company says its screens are built to minimize downtime through their hardy and maintenance-friendly designs.
General Kinematics will be present in Booth 1014 at AGG1.
Discover Superior’s Sentry HSI crusher at AGG1
Superior Industries will showcase its SP5155 Sentry horizontal shaft impact (HSI) crusher in Booth 1532 at AGG1.
Superior describes the SP5155 as a highly efficient solution for a variety of crushing applications, including quarried stone, recycled concrete and asphalt.
The SP5155 features a 51-in. x 55-in. rotor that’s designed to deliver precise particle shaping and excellent control over size distribution, the company says. With the capacity to handle feed sizes up to 35.4 in., the crusher processes materials at rates up to 385 tph.
Additionally, Superior says its cast, closed-rotor design provides the highest inertia for maximum crushing force.
Safety and convenience are prioritized with hydraulic-assisted mainframe access, multiple inspection points and a rotor-locking tool that’s included with all machines.
CDE to highlight what’s new in wet processing
CDE intends to showcase its latest wet processing solutions at AGG1 with virtual 360-degree site tours of customer projects across the U.S. and the world.
According to CDE, those who visit Booth 2622 will see equipment and technologies that help to maximize efficiency, improve sustainability and recover valuable resources.
The CDE team will also host a panel discussion on environmental product declarations, sustainable production and decarbonization in materials processing featuring a mix of industry leaders from different backgrounds.
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