Terex Washing Systems’ world premiere showcase of AggreSand 206 and AggreScrub 150

Terex Washing Systems (TWS) and Duo (TWS distributor in England and Wales) will host open day events on 28-29 April. They will be at the new Lafarge Tarmac, Broom site in Bedfordshire, UK - which boasts the world’s first Terex AggreSand 206 modular wash plant which is seamlessly combined with the AggreScrub 150 and processing over 350tonnes per hour.
April 22, 2015 Read time: 1 min

7258 Terex Washing Systems (TWS) and 7295 Duo (TWS distributor in England and Wales) will host open day events on 28-29 April. They will be at the new 7406 Lafarge Tarmac, Broom site in Bedfordshire, UK - which boasts the world’s first Terex AggreSand 206 modular wash plant which is seamlessly combined with the AggreScrub 150 and processing over 350tonnes per hour. TWS says the world premiere showcase of its latest products is open to TWS dealers and potential new customers seeking “pioneering washing solutions”.

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