Nylacast is offering hard wearing plastic components
Nylacast said that its improved self-lubricating plastic components are finding new markets in North America. The plastic parts suit duties in applications such as booms for cranes, access platforms and telehandlers. Because the material is self-lubricating, it offers long wear life in this type of installation and reduces maintenance needs and costs for the machine user.
January 6, 2017
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Increased sales for Nylacast in North America
736 Nylacast said that its improved self-lubricating plastic components are finding new markets in North America. The plastic parts suit duties in applications such as booms for cranes, access platforms and telehandlers. Because the material is self-lubricating, it offers long wear life in this type of installation and reduces maintenance needs and costs for the machine user. Nylacast already has a strong presence in Europe and North America with its plastic crane sheaves and also with its proven range of stabiliser pads, which can be used with machines such as concrete pumps, access platforms and cranes. %$Linker: 2Asset<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?><dictionary />2428750oLinkExternalwww.nylacast.comVisit Nylacast Websitefalse/EasySiteWeb/GatewayLink.aspx?alId=42875falsefalse%>
The powerful THOR 1721K from the ZB Group in Spain offers high production shredding of materials for recycling purposes. This sophisticated, self-propelled, heavy duty, mobile hammer shredder unit is a high performance, autonomous machine that can shred and recycle ferrous and non-ferrous materials, reinforced concrete, and some other materials also.
Nylacast will be exhibiting its health and safety feature enhanced Nylacast Bigfoot, said to be the construction industry leading crane outrigger pad, at Intermat 2012.
Nylacast will be exhibiting its health and safety feature enhanced Nylacast Bigfoot, said to be the construction industry leading crane outrigger pad, at Intermat 2012.
Materials testing firm Matest has launched an asphalt splitter at bauma. The machine breaks up asphalt specimens so that the constituent parts can be tested, a task that is often carried out by hand. “The purpose of the machine is to make the operator’s life easier,” said area manager Massiono Martorini. The splitter should also lead to greater efficiency, as breaking specimens down will take less time, and allow laboratory technicians to do other things. Matest expects to sell the splitter to laboratories
