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Ronaldo Dos Santos (far right) says empowering mechanics with mobile devices has been effective for Anderson Columbia. Pictured with Dos Santos are Byron Laferriere of Vizalogix (far left), Erik Elkington of Vizalogix/Vantage Point (second from left) and Brennen Hall of Desert Aggregates (second from right). Photo: Pit & Quarry

Embracing AI and automation in aggregates (Part 2)

Industry leaders weigh the pros and cons of emerging tools available to the aggregate industry. Keep Reading

Says Trux’s Kent Masden: “People are going to start to use [AI] to automate the simple stuff so you can get that off your plate. That’s what we’re all looking for.” Photo: Pit & Quarry

Evolving tech for the aggregate industry (Part 1)

Producers and manufacturers share their views on the plethora of new technologies available at their fingertips. Keep Reading

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Equipment to consider for conveying, material handling applications

Take a look at equipment developments in conveying and material handling from Continental, PCI, PPI and Superior Industries. Keep Reading

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Vermeer debuts digital platform for equipment

The company says the new VermeerOne platform connects equipment owners with need-to-know information. Keep Reading

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Scales, weighing solutions for quarry operators

Check out equipment for weighing applications from Belt-Way Scales and Rice Lake Weighing Systems. Keep Reading

The new Quickchange system reduces the time required to replace a filter cloth from 10 to 20 minutes to just one or two minutes. Photo: McLanahan

Quick-change system redefines filter cloth maintenance

McLanahan Corp. and Diefenbach launched a brand-new system that transforms filter press maintenance as the industry knows it. Keep Reading

Monitoring and adjusting feed material can help operators reduce variations and maintain smooth operations with their classifying tank. Photo: EIW

Strategies to enhance the sand classification process

Five ways to ensure consistent sand production with classifying equipment. Keep Reading

The new electric version of Finlay’s 883+ scalper can be used in operations such that do quarrying, mining, iron ore processing, construction and demolition waste, sand, gravel, compost, topsoil and coal. Photo: Finlay

Finlay debuts electric variant of flagship scalper

Finlay says its new electric 883+ scalping screen offers users lower operating costs, a smaller carbon footprint and reduced engine noise. Keep Reading

Epiroc says its new rock drilling tools feature a strengthened steel bit body with higher fatigue resistance and advanced carbide grades. Photo: Epiroc

New assortment of bolting bits emerges from Epiroc

A longer service life, a higher rate of penetration and a lower total cost of ownership are among the benefits of Epiroc’s new bolting bits. Keep Reading

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