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Cardinal Scale Manufacturing Co. ARMOR Digital Truck Scales
Cardinal Scale’s ARMOR Digital Truck Scales feature cloud-based iSite remote monitoring with e-mail/text notifications, virtually unlimited platform sizes available, SmartCell stainless steel digital waterproof load cells and more. Keep Reading
Screen Machine JXT Jaw Crusher
The patented, tracked JXT Jaw Crusher provides remote-controlled blockage clearance, automatic tramp iron relief and wireless remote jaw adjustment. Keep Reading
CDE install 450tph Sand Wash Plant in Texas
[SPONSORED CONTENT] Texas-based Resource Materials invested in a new 450tph wash plant for its quarry in Williamson County Texas. Keep Reading
McLanahan Log Washers
Used to remove tough, plastic clay contaminants and other deleterious material from gravel, stone and hard ore feeds, today's Log Washer is designed with safety and simplicity of operation in mind. Keep Reading
PPI Spring Impact Roll
The Spring Impact Roll forms a trough providing total belt contact with no roll gaps, adjusting and flexing as materials are loaded on the belt. Keep Reading
Trimble Insight
Trimble Insight provides actionable insights to identify and solve quarry issues, control inventory, and increase productivity. Keep Reading
MELTRIC Switch-Rated plugs and receptacles
MELTRIC Switch-Rated plugs and receptacles allow you to quickly connect and disconnect mining, quarrying, and aggregate electrical equipment as needed. Keep Reading
Conn-Weld high-capacity dewatering screens
Conn-Weld’s high frequency dewatering screen is designed so that the feed end is declined at 45 degrees with the main deck inclined at 5 degrees, making for a thick bed depth that traps fine particles allowing the water to drain. Keep Reading
Gorman-Rupp Pumps Diaphragm Priming System
An alternative to the venturi/compressor priming system on Gorman-Rupp’s priming-assisted pump models, the diaphragm primer delivers up to 60 CFM (1700 LPM), a vacuum to 30 ft. and is rated for temperatures as low as 15 degrees Fahrenheit. Keep Reading