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Capital Aggregates says its new crushing plant can exceed 750 tph. (Photo: P&Q Staff)

New plants, new pace at Capital Aggregates’ Ozark Quarry

Backed by a $30 million investment from Farmer Companies, the Missouri site brought new crushing and asphalt operations online in 2025. Keep Reading

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Capital Aggregates showcases crushing, asphalt plants

Chris Williams, vice president of operations, highlights the brand-new primary crushing plant at the Ozark Quarry while offering details about a new four-silo asphalt plant. Keep Reading

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The latest portable plant solutions to consider

Check out some of the latest equipment offerings from Finlay, ProStack, Sandvik Mobile Crushers & Screens and Screencore. Keep Reading

wo MT1300 cone crushing plants, two H8203 screening plants, an H6203 screening plant and 11 conveyors were part of Dutra Group’s purchase from the portable electric Gladiator range. Photo: Powerscreen of California

Dutra Group goes electric in California

The company details its experience upgrading the mobile crushing and screening equipment at its San Rafael Rock Quarry. Keep Reading

TKB Excavation is running three Kleemann plants in St. George, Utah, including a Mobicat MC110i EVO2 jaw crusher, a Mobicone MCO 90i EVO2 cone crusher and a Mobiscreen MSS 802 EVO screen plant. Photo: RDO Equipment Co.

Mountain region contractor finding long-term success with local dealer

TKB Excavation details how it has grown in Utah over the last year alongside RDO Equipment. Keep Reading

Rubble Master’s RM J110X tracked jaw crushing plant will debut in the U.S. this quarter following an international release. Photo: RubbleCrusher

Crushing solutions that emerged at AGG1

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The three-day trade show provided attendees with a slew of new equipment and technology to explore in crushing. Keep Reading

Eagle Crusher says the MaxRap 25 portable plant (pictured at bottom) allows operators to crush reclaimed asphalt pavement at multiple locations with ease while the redesigned 1200-OCSS (pictured at top) provides them with greater flexibility. Photo: Business Wire

Two-plants-in-one concept coming from Eagle Crusher

Eagle Crusher plans to introduce a new plant at AGG1 that involves the MaxRap 25 portable plant and the UltraMax 1200-OCSS. Keep Reading

Says Michael Arnemann, vice president of Hammett Gravel: “Successful companies – our competition and our customers – are raising their levels of sophistication, technology and efficiencies. If we want to be able to keep up with our customers and compete with our competition, we have to raise our level or we’ll fall behind.” Photo: Hammett Gravel

Inside the new-look Hammett Gravel

The longtime Mississippi producer has undergone a series of changes of late in an effort to position the company for the future. Keep Reading

From the surge pile and feeders to the scalping/sizing screen and the standard crusher, these pieces of the puzzle making up your plant all rely on each other to successfully crush. Photo: Mellott

Keeping your secondary plant going strong (Part 2)

Having a routine and knowing what to regularly inspect are critical to avoid downtime and maintain a safe operation. Keep Reading

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