Hillhead Preview
ConSpare Stand: F7
ConSpare has been working with key partners to develop a range of new products which help concrete manufacturers achieve better plant efficiency and lower production costs through lean manufacturing.
Hillhead provides the ideal opportunity to exhibit intelligent new solutions to long standing problems facing the industry. Notable equipment being exhibited for the first time in UK includes: Teka TDZ 3000 Twinshaft Mixer, Walter Encased High Pressure Mixer Washout System, Hydronix HydroMix VII Sensor, Hawiflex Truckmixer Loading System, BFM Fitting 100% dust- tight weigh-hopper connection, Hawiflex EasiFix wear lining with quicker low cost installation, HopperFix weigh-hopper vent, Twinshaft mixer spares in UltraTungsten and Hawiflex and ExtraChrome mixer wear plates
Crossroad Health & Safety Systems Stand: P85
Crossroad Health & Safety Systems will be launching its new Health & Safety System for the materials handling industry at Hillhead 2010. An excel based system, compliant with OHSAS18001 that is easy to use, quick and efficient. No need to trawl through endless pages of a hard copy Health & Safety manual you can now instead just open up a spread sheet on your computer, click on the Policy, Procedure, Risk Assessments, Audit reports you require to gather the information you need.
Crossroad also provides a wide range of training and a variety of Health and Safety services.
DMN UK Ltd Stand: 089
DMN UK will present a special AL airlock combination as well as a BTD Ball type diverter, both very suitable for handling minerals and other abrasive products. The housing and the rotor blades of the AL valve are made of a special steel alloy. The robust BTD Ball Type Diverter has been specifically designed to converge or diverge abrasive products in pneumatic conveying systems. The diverter is also suitable for systems having relatively high pressures and temperatures, e.g. thermoelectric power stations (coal and fuel oil ash), incinerators, foundries and cement, glass, ceramic, limestone, gypsum and chemical factories. Furthermore DMN will show the DL Dust Lock, which is of a dedicated design for filter applications. DMN valves come in an extensive range of standard versions. Besides the standard versions we supply components that are pressure shock resistant to 10 bar, flame proof, ATEX compliant to Directive 94/9/EC.
Eriez Stand: P136
Eriez is exhibiting the latest technology in metal removal, detection and sampling equipment on its stand at Hillhead 2010. On the stand will be a self cleaning version of the Model CP Suspended Permanent Magnet, a Cross Belt Sampler and a Metalarm 3000 Metal Detector.
Overband Permanent Suspended Magnets are used to protect valuable crushing and screening equipment against tramp metal damage or simply for removing iron from demolition rubble. The Eriez CP Magnet is robust, requires minimal maintenance, is very simple to install and operate and is very versatile. Along with the CP Magnet, Eriez also offer a TP Suspended Permanent Magnet which are more specialised for the removal of long, thin, sharp metals such as nails.
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Fairport Engineering Limited Stand: F1
Fairport Engineering is a mature, professional organisation, which enjoys a high quality, technical reputation and significant financial stature. Fairport has traded successfully for over 28 years in the development and delivery of major projects for the quarrying & aggregate and building & concrete product sectors and is continually enhancing its position within the power, alternative fuels and recycling markets. The over-riding reason for this success has been the award of management contracts that have subsequently led to repeat business being secured by establishing project partnering and in some cases term contract agreements with satisfied clients. Fairport has, as an in-house resource, a widely experienced, highly professional and well qualified, multi-disciplined engineering capability, including both process and control systems expertise, which when combined allows clients to benefit from an optimised and bespoke process and system solution from concept to commissioning.
Fuchs Lubricants Stand: X3
As a major specialist supplier of lubricants to the quarrying and recycling industries, Fuchs Lubricants recognises that environmental management has become a key issue for industry. Fuchs has therefore further developed its national specialist environmental waste management programme, which provides an industry specific tailored collection of all waste streams. Fuchs has also recently introduced an environmentally friendly lubricant pack.
The new “Bag in Box” is an innovative design offering users tangible commercial advantages, including reduced waste disposal costs, minimal handling and reduction of carbon footprint. Bag in Box comes in a 100% recyclable outer case and with 75% less plastic to dispose of (compared to rigid plastic packaging), significantly reducing disposal costs. Bag in Box features a highly efficient container with a collapsing inner bag ensuring complete emptying without air ingress. Comparing a 20 litre Bag in Box versus conventional 20 litre plastic containers is an absolute ‘no brainer’ as Bag in Box is 52% more efficient in the use of storage space! With more efficient packaging and less storage space, reduction of vehicle movements is considerably reduced, improving your carbon footprint.
May 2010 • Solids & Bulk Handling 51
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