Sandvik mobile crushers get new Baltic distributor

Sandvik Construction has announced that Baltem has been appointed distributor for Sandvik’s mobile crushers and screens in the Baltic. Baltem, operating in Estonia, Lithuania and Estonia, also is supplying full aftermarket care, spare parts and customer service. Baltem, based in Tallinn, Estonia, is a subsidiary of the Sumitomo Corporation and a supplier of Komatsu equipment. Sandvik Construction recently announced improvements to its mobile crushers and screens, including its top-end scalper range wi
May 19, 2015 Read time: 1 min
2403 Sandvik Construction has announced that Baltem has been appointed distributor for Sandvik’s mobile crushers and screens in the Baltic.

Baltem, operating in Estonia, Lithuania and Estonia, also is supplying full aftermarket care, spare parts and customer service. Baltem, based in Tallinn, Estonia, is a subsidiary of the 2714 Sumitomo Corporation and a supplier of 2300 Komatsu equipment.

Sandvik Construction recently announced improvements to its mobile crushers and screens, including its top-end scalper range with the introduction of the QE441, a refined version of the QE440.

Improvements include updates to the screen box, screen drive and screen media to increase uptime, performance and versatility. Other improvements include upgrades to the apron plate feeder, wear resistant hopper and radio remote controls, all of which are fitted as standard.

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