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According to CDE, its EvoWash system allows operators to make adjustments to the blending of final products as they discharge off the dewatering screen. The system also allows for adjustment in the feedbox prior to material entering the dewatering screen, leaving a completely adjustable cut point in real-time – which the company describes as essential for a potentially fluctuating feed. Ultimately, CDE says this enables operators to produce a consistent and optimized concrete sand product. Photo: CDE

Luck Stone installs sand-washing system in Atlanta

Luck Stone and CDE offer details about a project involving an EvoWash system replacing sand screw equipment at a facility in Atlanta. Keep Reading

ConExpo-Con/Agg 2023 looked and felt like shows from the not-so-distant past. Photo: P&Q Staff

2023 another strong year for the aggregate industry

Though not record-breaking for all, 2023 was another prosperous year for the aggregate industry. Keep Reading

Luck Companies headquarters is located in Manakin-Sabot, Virginia. Photo: P&Q Staff

Luck centennial celebration continues with giving campaign

Luck Companies’ Gift of Giving campaign involved every employee and produced more than $1 million in donations to nonprofit organizations. Keep Reading

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Luck Stone leaders reflect on 100th anniversary

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Charlie Luck and Richard Luck, who represent the third and fourth generations at family-owned Luck Stone, discuss the ongoing celebration while sharing their fondest memories in business. Keep Reading

Pronto’s autonomous hauling system allows mine operators to store saved routes and share them with trucks throughout their fleet. Photo: Pronto

How mining operations are adopting autonomy

The benefits of autonomous hauling are becoming evident as mining operations utilize the technology more. Keep Reading

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Luck Stone, Caterpillar talk autonomous hauling

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Charlie Luck discusses the history between Luck Stone and Caterpillar, detailing what led to the companies’ latest venture involving autonomous haul trucks. Keep Reading

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How Cat, Luck Stone see their latest project unfolding

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Caterpillar’s Denise Johnson and Luck Stone’s Charlie Luck share additional details about their companies’ plans to scale autonomous hauling solutions for aggregate producers. Keep Reading

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How autonomous haulers will transform the Bull Run Plant

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How do you run an active quarry operation when autonomous haulers are roaming the grounds? Luck Stone’s Charlie Luck and Caterpillar’s Denise Johnson offer perspective, sharing details about a special project in Virginia. Keep Reading

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Why Luck Stone is ultimately pursuing autonomous hauling

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Charlie Luck explains why Luck Stone is willing to take the lead for the aggregate industry in partnering with Caterpillar to develop an autonomous hauling solution – one that can eventually be commercialized for aggregates. Keep Reading

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