For refurbishment of the old English bridge, a temporary cable crane structure - designed by CaSE Civil & Structural Engineering - used a range of Mabey Hire’s propping equipment, including the Mass 50, System 160 and Mat 125 products.
GreyStone, which offers a comprehensive line of portable and semi-portable aggregate equipment, is highlighting its new products including the recently released Unibody fine material washing screw.
The company says that the Unibody can be set up quickly, and consistently delivers thoroughly-cleaned aggregate, saving time and money.
A one-piece body design, fabricated using ASTM A36-certified structural steel, allows the 25ft x 36inch (1m) Unibody to be moved without the need for extra highway permits.
Wear parts specialist ESCO is using Bauma to show its new Nemisys lip system which has been engineered to deliver a lighter weight lip better sized and suited to modern buckets. The lip’s streamlined profile optimises production, says ESCO, and machine working cycles. A clever new hammerless tooth and shroud system helps reduce maintenance costs through improved reliability, faster and safer replacement, and improved lip coverage. The slim lip design and matching tooth system require 10% less force to penet
