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McLanahan Thickeners
McLanahan Thickeners are designed to recover reusable process water and extract fines and solids from slurry. They’re especially useful where water is scarce or expensive and can help reduce the footprint of settling ponds or tailings storage. McLanahan offers a… Keep Reading
McLanahan Slurry Pumps
Slurry pumps are ideal for a variety of different applications. McLanahan’s centrifugal Slurry Pumps are available in eight discharge port sizes from 1½ in. to 10 in. pumping 20-6,000 USGPM (4.5-1,360 m3/hr) and feature abrasion resistant lining options for long-lasting… Keep Reading
McLanahan: QUICKCHANGE Rapid Filter Cloth Changeout System
McLanahan Corporation, in collaboration with its sister company Diefenbach, is proud to unveil the QUICKCHANGE™ Rapid Filter Cloth Changeout System. The system is a groundbreaking, patents-pending solution designed to redefine filter press maintenance across industries. Designed with efficiency, ease of… Keep Reading
Equipment to simplify washing operations
TCI Manufacturing and McLanahan Corp. have equipment designed to ease maintenance in washing applications. Keep Reading
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
Gallery: Sights from the Pit & Quarry Hall of Fame & Induction Ceremony
The aggregate industry gathered to enshrine four more industry greats into the Pit & Quarry Hall of Fame. Check out some photos from the event. Keep Reading
Nye receives 2025 Barry K. Wendt award
Ward Nye of Martin Marietta received the Barry K. Wendt Memorial Commitment Award during the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association Annual Convention. Keep Reading
P&Q Hall of Fame Profile: Ronald B. DeDiemar
With an industry career path like no other, Ron DeDiemar made an imprint on crushing and screening equipment. Keep Reading
McLanahan podcast to cover ‘all things materials processing’
McLanahan Corp.’s new podcast, “Groundwork,” launched Thursday with the debut episode discussing how recycled aggregates are made. Keep Reading
