Hillhead Preview
David Brown
Stand: P133
David Brown Radicon, a leading manufacturer of gearing products and services, is displaying a range of products at Hillhead - including the Series G Industrial Gearbox - in reflection of the company’s offering to the mining, extraction and associated industries.
With 150 years’ experience and global resources, David Brown Radicon has a unique ability to meet the needs of industrial users, providing robust, low maintenance standard products on short lead times to match the needs of operators. Engineered items for special purposes are also offered. Both are backed with David Brown’s unrivalled experience of supplying gear units for the world’s most demanding applications. The Series G Industrial Gearbox is renowned worldwide for providing real value for money. Businesses know they can rely on it to perform consistently. Designed and extensively tested to handle the most demanding of quarrying applications, it can be built and despatched in just 48 hours thus avoiding costly downtime and being totally cost-effective for your business.
IBIS – Material Handling Engineers
We are the UK/Ireland Distributors for Moduflex Loading Chutes & their range of Contec Screw Conveyors plus suppliers of Young Massa Rotary and Slide Valves :-
Cimbria Moduflex develops, manufactures and markets solutions for dust-free bulk outloading. With 30 years experience and with +10,000 systems delivered world wide, Cimbria Moduflex has achieved a firm foundation of experience. Our product program covers all branches from agriculture to industrial and the loading systems can be supplied for tanker trucks, open trucks, rail wagons, ship loading, stock piling and warehousing of products such as sugar, salt , flour to cement , PFA and various chemical powders.
The unique modular structure of the Moduflex loading chutes makes it possible to deliver precisely the solution that matches the customer’s application as well as provide a level of flexibility that enables modification and repairs of the loading chute with a minimum of disruption of the outloading process.
Master Magnets Stand: C7
Master Magnets will again be exhibiting at the Hillhead show this year, making it the company’s 6th consecutive appearance at the exhibition. The Mastermag stand will again be located on the ramp leading down to quarry, where the company plans to have a
range of Magnetic Separators and Metal Detectors on stand. The Magnets that will be shown on stand will include the self- cleaning Overband Separator and a Suspension Magnet. Overbands are commonly used for the continuous removal of ferrous contaminants whereas Suspension Magnets are used to remove much smaller amounts of ferrous contamination.
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Stand: P15
Alongside the Magnets, visitors will also be able to view some of the Metal Detectors that are most often supplied to the Quarrying Industry, such as the TN77 unit for detecting ferrous and manganese contaminants and the QTA unit, which can be used for the detection of all tramp metals.
New Holland Stand: X1
New Holland will showcase its dedicated offering of specialist equipment for the quarry, demolition, waste handling and infrastructure industries at Hillhead 2010. Visitors to the stand will see the E215B crawler excavator featuring specially designed protections and cab guards Also featured will be the D180 dozer with ripping equipment for the quarry and demolition industries.
Among the equipment on show for waste handling applications will be the L185 skid steer loader and W270B wheel loader, as well as the brand-new W170B in waste handling configuration, which can be equipped with features designed to ensure reliable and safe operation in this industry's applications, from sorting materials in transfer stations and recycling facilities to preparation and maintenance of landfill sites. Dominating the stand will be the 28,270 kg New Holland E265B crawler excavator featuring heavy-duty booms, extra strong carriage and high torque common-rail engine, for a powerful performance in heavy construction work.
Pulsar Process Measurement Stand: P125
Pulsar's business is about excellence in non-contacting level and flow measurement and control. Well established in the utilities and minerals industries, their control equipment has been used in thousands of installations over the last decade. Pulsar’s success was recently rewarded with the Queen’s Award for Industry 2009.
Pulsar will be demonstrating its range of sophisticated, accurate devices, equally suited to solids and liquids measurement, including the self-contained IMP unit for level monitoring, blackbox, level measurement designed to fit within a distributed control setup, and Ultra, a full-function control system designed for self-contained measurement and control of pumped or fed materials by level. PulsarGuard 2010 is a non-invasive acoustic monitor designed to monitor solids flow in pipes. Other Pulsar products include high-accuracy open channel flow measurement, pressure transducers and sludge interface monitors.
Rulmeca Stand: P88
Rulmeca UK will be exhibiting many products from its vast range of conveyor components including its highly regarded Troughing and Impact idler sets which are all manufactured at its Corby works in Northamptonshire. The company says its main feature is its renowned PSV sealing arrangement proven in all the worst bulk handling applications in quarrying and mining around the world. Rulmeca’s latest HDPE range of Top rollers will be displayed along with various other examples of PVC and rubber disc rollers alongside examples of conveyor covers. Working and cutaway versions of our Motorized Pulley principle will be displayed. With a current range up to 132kW they are proving extremely successful with its powerful, yet compact design and excellent sealing qualities. Rulmeca will also be announcing details of its larger range of Motorized Pulleys available later in 2010 with powers up to 250kW.
www.solidsandbulk.co.uk
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