Terex Washing Systems’ AggreSand 206 wash plant is capable of handling up to 400 tonnes of material every hour, allowing customers to produce more – and better quality – grades, with a number of installations planned worldwide.
Terex Washing Systems (TWS) presents its washing solutions to international key players while working on significant new developments.
As part of its ongoing commitment to serve customer’s needs, the company plans a number of key announcements.
Working for mines, quarries and aggregate producers around the world, TWS says it equipment “delivers consistently high quality, added value products with maximum efficiency.”
The TWS product portfolio combines a broad range of material and washing solution
Terex Washing Systems (TWS) presents its washing solutions to international key players while working on significant new developments.
As part of its ongoing commitment to serve customer’s needs, the company plans a number of key announcements.
Working for mines, quarries and aggregate producers around the world, TWS says it equipment “delivers consistently high quality, added value products with maximum efficiency.”
The TWS product portfolio combines a broad range of material and washing solution
Excavators and a wash plant have been supplied for work in the Caribbean region. New equipment has been delivered to companies for projects in the countries in the Caribbean. A fleet of eight 20tonne JCB JS200 crawler excavators has been bought by a construction company and put to work in one of the biggest ever highway projects in the Caribbean, while DUO, a Terex Washing Systems’ global distributor, has installed a custom-built Terex sand and gravel wash plant at the Readymix West Indies (W.I.) site in Va
The crushing and screening sector has seen a flurry of new model launches in recent months, with a series of new equipment introductions - Mike Woof writes. Crushing and screening systems play a vital role in the overall cost effectiveness of a quarrying operation. Ensuring that a quarry runs efficiently relies heavily on the appropriateness of the entire crushing and screening set-up for the material input, the output grades and the compatibility of each separate unit. Mobility has been a key issue in rece
