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Large material and debris can jam inside the crusher, damaging components and causing costly downtime. Photo by Kevin Yanik

Tech advancements elevating crushing, screening

Technidrive’s David Strain explains how technology is transforming key processes and keeping an operation’s most valuable assets out of harm’s way. Keep Reading

Operations should ensure they use manufacturer-specified oil when changing the oil in a vibrating screen exciter. Photo: Elgin Separation Solutions

Strategies to maximize screen safety, efficiency

Elgin Separation Solutions’ Raymond Pietramale shares best practices to keep your plant’s vibrating exciters and suspension springs going strong. Keep Reading

Noise will vary depending on the type of screen media operators select. Photo: Polydeck

Seven ways to simplify screen media selection

Operators should take these safety measures into consideration when pondering the plethora of screen media options available to them. Keep Reading

Workers should never change screens alone, ensuring there is always someone there to help should an individual get into a dangerous situation. Photo: Major

Three tips for safe screen media changeouts

Keeping these three concepts in mind will help minimize the risk of injury associated with screen media maintenance and changeouts. Keep Reading

Keeping the areas around screens clean not only keeps employees safe, but avoids the potential of product contamination occurring. Photo by Kevin Yanik

Making safety strides around screens

Unified Screening & Crushing’s Austin Gwyther offers four practices to produce safer work environments. Keep Reading

A worker handles modular synthetic media in a middle deck. Photo courtesy of Polydeck

Screening: Solutions to hazards

Considerations to make when working around screening equipment. Keep Reading

Boosting safety around screening equipment

Learn how to boost screening equipment safety and efficiency with diagnostic tools. Keep Reading

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