screens
Powerscreen names Bison Iron a Canadian distributor
Bison Iron Corp. is now offering Powerscreen crushers and screens in Alberta, Canada. In addition to sales and rental opportunities, Bison Iron will provide parts, service and warranty support for Powerscreen equipment by factory-trained technicians, as well as financing options… Keep Reading
Screen manufacturer names vice president
Smico and Symons Screens recently named Alan Odgers vice president. Odgers has experience with global distribution of construction-related equipment and managing sales, marketing, manufacturing and retail distribution through dealers or direct sales. Odgers began his career with Charles Machine Works… Keep Reading
McLanahan: Dewatering screens
Dewatering screens were introduced in the late 1970s by McLanahan and quickly became the standard in the mining industry. McLanahan dewatering screens feature heavy side plates, stress relieved bridges and cross-beams. The cross-beams are Huck-fastened together (not welded) so that… Keep Reading
Metso: Lokotrack ST2.4
Metso’s newest mobile screen in the Lokotrack series, the ST2.4, is designed to combine high screening capacity with low fuel consumption. Metso says the combination has been achieved because of an optimized hydraulic design and the control system. The Lokotrack… Keep Reading
Grasan: mobile screen plants
Grasan mobile screen plants are available up to 8 ft. x 24 ft. with inclined screens and up to 7 ft. x 20 ft. with horizontal screens. Inclined units can be equipped with spray bars and slurry flume for washing… Keep Reading
AggFlow: BedRock Software LLC
BedRock Software LLC has added Astec Mobile Screens’ high-frequency screens to its AggFlow program that simulates aggregate and mining operations. AggFlow users can calculate mass aggregate and mass water balances flowing through a plant simulation using both stationary and mobile… Keep Reading
W.S. Tyler: F-Class Vibrating Screens
W.S. Tyler’s F-Class Vibrating Screens are ideal for challenging screening applications requiring consistent performance and minimal vibration. Featuring an advanced double eccentric shaft design, the four-bearing F-Class ensures the most effective screening action by generating a positive stroke that handles… Keep Reading
Deister Machine Co.: Ultra-Fines Recovery
The new Deister Ultra-Fines Recovery (UFR) system recovers ultra sands and silts while reducing settling pond cleaning and maintenance; and eliminating the need for polymers and flocculants. The system is capable of recoveries to 350-400 mesh, and at feed capacities… Keep Reading
New facility expected to improve screen manufacturer’s productivity
Smico and Symons Screens, now based near Oklahoma City, recently moved into a new office and manufacturing facility that is expected to improve manufacturing efficiency, shorten lead times, improve test lab capabilities and parts delivery and make room for company… Keep Reading
