Huge range of powerful excavators 

On display will be the legendary range of Takeuchi^® sub 2 tonne compact excavators, just right for hauling with your truck or trailer. Visitors are invited to enjoy the Semco’s hospitality and speak with well-informed technical representatives about which model excavator is best for their business – – from models right up to the 16 tonne TB 2150 series.

Takeuchi offers one of the largest ranges of compact excavators on the market, giving you the choice of conventional, restricted or zero swing models to make sure you have the right equipment and attachments that let you operate efficiently, even when space is tight.  

All-new compact loaders 

The complete range of Takeuchi’s latest generation compact track loaders will be there, starting with the gutsy TL6R that represents the latest developments in small yet highly powerful and efficient machines. 

As well as this extremely popular model, other options in the Takeuchi compact track loader range include the TL8, TL10V2 and the super-powerful TL12R2 and TL12v2 models. 

High performance attachments

U.Emme^® is one of Italy’s leading manufacturers of specialised attachments, offering a range that includes tilt dozer blades that speed up the job of levelling sites. When equipped with laser guidance, these are an indispensable attachment for anyone specialising in site preparation.

With blade widths ranging from 1800 mm to 2700 mm and left/right hydraulic oscillation angulation, there are well protected conduits for the hydraulic circuit and a universal linkage kit for skid steer loaders, with LTDA models including a laser support plate.

With U.Emme sweeper attachments, there’s now a great choice of Manta bucket sweeper options that can be attached to your tracked, skid steer or backhoe loader. Available from 1250mm to 1800mm operational widths, these high-quality Italian-made attachments are designed for the toughest jobs. 

Productivity for fleet owners and contractors

Semco has all the tools and attachments you will ever need to maximise the productivity of your excavator, loader, backhoe loader or tractor. For example, its range of Rockwheel twin-headers let you produce an extremely accurate profile in excavation and tunnelling work, or in surface preparation so you can reuse the finely grained excavated material for backfilling.

These great Rokla attachments produce fewer vibrations, reducing the risk of damage in and around the site. They are also ideal for noise-sensitive zones.

Re-use of material is a hot topic today and the MB^® Crusher range of buckets and screens distributed by Semco allows operators and contractors to reprocess materials in situ, helping reduce the load on the environment by making useful by-products of otherwise low value raw feed, which may add significantly to their profitability. In urban areas the carting and dumping costs alone often mean a fast return on investment, and in rural areas it can mean producing very useful and valuable materials in places where buying materials is often prohibitively expensive.

Engcon^®covers all the angles 

Having the technology and know-how to ensure attachments perform correctly is one of the strengths of Semco. The company has a great reputation for engineering support.

Engcon tiltrotators are designed for use with most types of excavators from 1.5 to 32 tonnes, including tracked and wheeled machines that operate through 360 degrees. These indispensable tools may be found on most European construction sites and their benefits are just now being discovered by Australian contractors. Engcon factory specialists will be on the Semco site and will be happy to give you a demo drive. 

Morooka rubber crawler carriers

There are times when the only piece of gear that can handle transport across sandy, marshy, soft, boggy or hilly terrain is a vehicle with high flotation and widely distributed ground contact. The Morookarange of rubber crawler carriers is now available from Semco.

These purpose-built vehicles have rubber tracks that have been developed through a 50-year partnership with Bridgestone. The tracks give the characteristics of a tyre equipped vehicle, such as speed and a smooth ride, while providing the traction of a steel track.

Designed for environmentally sensitive areas, Morooka products are ideal for work applications such as water tanks, digger derricks, firefighting equipment, seismic testing equipment and personnel carriers. Businesses that operate on riverside construction, logging, wet plantations, or anywhere that’s soft and muddy should consider these vehicles

Equipment for hire companies 

Semco has a wide range of right gear for landscape contractors and rental companies in need of reliable, top-branded equipment. Visitors can check out the latest range of Toro, including the W320-D Compact Utility Loader. This incredibly versatile machine can run attachments such as a high-speed trencher, leveller, soil cultivator and cement mixer can easily be interchanged to perform a wide variety of functions. 

The latest range of Toro Lawn Care machines are making their debut on the Semco site at the Diesel Dirt &Turf Expo.

You can also check out the amazing Toro RCTX 1000 remote controlled compact utility loader and the GreenMech Arborist 200 professional wood chipper.

Whatever your needs or your interest, don’t fail to visit the Semco stands 68/69 for one of the largest ranges of equipment and attachments, as well as a chance to relax and meet your colleagues.

According to Patrick Roux, Chairman of the Board of AFGRI Australia, this is thanks to the exceptional relationship that AFGRI has established with John Deere, spanning 56 years. 

“The success we’ve enjoyed with the John Deere agricultural range in Western Australia, combined with our outstanding service levels and ethos, as well as excellent customer relationships and our extensive retail network in Australia, encouraged John Deere to approach us to manage its construction and forestry equipment retail network in the region.” 

Effective 1 May 2019, AFGRI Equipment will be a fully-fledged John Deere construction and forestry equipment dealer in Western Australia. It will initially operate across five strategically placed branches in the state, namely Geraldton, Albany, Esperance, Boyup Brook and Perth.

Roux added that he was confident that AFGRI Equipment’s deep retail knowledge and experience in the agricultural sector could easily be transferred to the construction and forestry space. “We have  become the ‘go to’ company for many Australian farmers, and we’re truly delighted to extend our services to local construction and forestry companies, we are sure we will earn this same reputation.” 

According to Roux, this deal marks a new phase of growth and investment for AFGRI Equipment through diversification into these additional sectors. “Western Australia is experiencing a good level of infrastructure development and construction activity, which AFGRI Equipment is eager to tap into to increase market share.”

“We will endeavour to look after the construction and forestry customers to the best of our ability, backed by our strong track record and a proven commitment to Western Australia. We aim to bring the same passion we have for the agricultural sector to the construction and forestry equipment ranges.”

Roux concluded by saying, “With the contract now signed, we are very enthusiastic to prove ourselves worthy of this appointment and have already actively started to recruit and appoint specialist staff, so we can get off to a cracking start come 1 May.”

For more informational +61 86 274 2400 or visit www.afgri.com.au

Mr Brett Lenz, Sales Manager of Hastings Deering speaks highly of the innovative new product. “The Cat° 336 Next Gen builds on the success of the 320 and 323 Next Gen machines. We now have a platform not only productive and efficient, but a true market leader and innovator.”

The Caterpillar 336 Next Generation boosts technology and product development that has been closely monitored by Black Cat Civil Co-Director, Mr Jai Tomlinson. “We currently have a small fleet of D Series Cat 336’s. They are instrumental in our business but we have scope for more. I’ve contemplated each series release over the years, but caught wind of the Next Generation in progress. With further research and understanding the product offerings of each series, there was no comparison and we knew that the Next Gen would be critical to our business going forth.”

Mr Tomlinson adds, “The D Series has fared well for us in areas that are often remote throughout Australia. Each subsequent series has been modified or improved in some way, but the Next Generation 336 is incomparable. To be the first in Australia to take ownership and of a small fleet of five 336’s no less, is astounding.

“We would usually spend time and quite some money customising a machine to our standards. However the Next Generation will save us considerably, because of the features that are now standard from Caterpillar in this machine. History shows us that the more features included in the factory pack from Caterpillar, the less issues we will have.

The Cat 336 Next Generation promises a 45% gain in productivity with technology using new operator features including LIFT Assist. The On-board Cat Connect Technology, allows operators to work with more speed, confidence and accuracy with a 15% increase in efficiency and fuel economy. Assisting this claim is the easy-maintenance design that has extended, more synchronized maintenance intervals. Easier to access checkpoints and increased capacity and longer life filters. 

There is one selling point of the Caterpillar product suite, that Black Cat Civil would not be without. “We’re all after support. Why do we keep coming back to Caterpillar and Hastings Deering? Because of the support,” Mr Tomlinson undoubtedly states. 

“We have multiple camps and works nationwide at any one time. Remote areas and isolated, further on from the towns of Alice Springs and Darwin. Presently we have a 50 man mobile camp near the Western Australia border and no other supplier can offer the support of Hastings Deering with Caterpillar.

Mr Tomlinson admits that a part of the business strength has been its honest and enduring relationship with the select team at Hastings Deering. 

“Generally, we are so impressed with Caterpillar’s quality and longevity, and to combine with the Hastings Deering support and service, the introduction of the New Generation 336 has been a highly anticipated order that has resulted in the delivery of five new machines, the first in Australia. 

“There is nothing like the Cat 336 elsewhere. Caterpillar is terrifically advanced in both the product build and the technology of the 336 Next Gen. Our operators can use features like E-Fencing technology to ensure the safety of solid structures. The advances are sublime and they’re in abundance. The Cat 336 will increase operator ease; safety and we expect less downtime through increased production, efficiency and effectiveness. We can track every move and understand how each machine is faring to service and maintain it preventing costly downtime. 

Cat 336 Next Generation excavators by design consume less fuel than the existing models they have evolved from. It’s just another positive for Black Cat Civil with Hastings Deering supporting to ensure all criteria is meet for their customers.

Learn more about the machines here: Next Gen 336 Excavators.

With rapid construction growth and the emergence of new technologies, it’s essential to bring the industry together to update everyone on what’s next, where the opportunities lie, what you can do to reduce costs and increase efficiencies, and what new products and technologies are available.

This week more than 100 major civil construction brands will gather in Sydney to explore the biggest challenges, opportunities in the sector, and showcase their latest in technology and machinery.

The National Construction Equipment Convention (NCEC), running from 15 – 17 November, featuring a free exhibition and conference program, is a chance for those in the sector to learn how to meet current demand and network with leading professionals and manufacturers.

Leading brands exhibiting at the NCECinclude:

• Hitachi Construction Machinery
• Tutt Bryant Equipment
• Caterpillar
• Komatsu
• Toyota Material Handling Australia
• Clark Equipment (Bobcat & Doosan)
• Atlas Heavy Engineering
• Oxford Plastics/Civil Safety Product
• CJD Volvo
• SANY
• Advanced Utility Solutions
• Firestorm
• PlanGrid
• And many more

Equipment launches and industry career opportunities

The exhibition will feature world-first product launches, live demonstrations, a dedicated cutting-edge tech area, a job zone and more.

Caterpillar will unveil a new model exclusively at NCECin a global product launch featuring never seen before technology. Those in attendance will be the first in the world to see the new equipment that’s set to deliver improvements to how these machines are operated.

Caterpillar will also be showcasing other recently released models, including the Next Generation Excavator 336 and Excavator 323, the Wheel Loader 950GC, and the Asphalt Paver AP300F.

The outdoor demonstration pit will be a highlight for attendees, allowing for a more hands on learning experience from Komatsu, SANY and Caterpillar.

Those interested in beginning or furthering a career in construction, civil engineering and infrastructure can explore available employment and internships at the Job Exchange Zone on the exhibition floor. Attendees can also explore training and professional development opportunities with major equipment manufactures such as Caterpillar, Komatsu, Hitachi, Gear Fleet Management, Kubota and The University of Sydney, and potentially get ahead of their peers and secure a position before theygraduate.

With so much new technology currently being released in the sector, there will also be a Tech Show Zone covering how new machinery and equipment can improve efficiencies and reduce operating costs. These free seminars and displays ensure companies determine what they need to do to meet surging demand and keep up with the increasing prevalence of complex mega projects.

How to respond to pressing industry challenges

The event also features a free one-day conference with a speaker lineup of industry experts providing practical advice on how your business can respond to current challenges including skills shortages, increased demand, safety processes, and the implementation of new technologies.

Conference speakers include:

• Adrian Hart, Associate Director – Construction, Maintenance and Mining, BIS Oxford Economics
• Lindsay Le Compte, Executive Director, Australian Constructors Association
• Tim Rawlings, Head of Training Product Development Kills for Australia, PwC
• Scott Higgins, Partner – Building, Construction and Infrastructure, Mills Oakley
• Ross Trethewy, Heady, Environment, Health and Safety, Lendlease Building
• Stuart Burdack, CEO, Association of Australia Dial Before You Dig
• Deborah Keep, Principal, Deborah Keep
• Peter Webster, Executive Director, Industry Capability Network
• Bede Noonan, Managing Director, Acciona Geotech Holdings
• And more

The NCECis the premier event for Australia’s civil construction and infrastructure industry and is essential for anyone involved in civil contracting (Tier 1, 2 and 3), engineering, demolition or earthmoving, local or state government, or quarrying.

The National Construction Equipment Convention (NCEC)is running from 15 – 17 November at Sydney Showground, Sydney Olympic Park. There is still time to register for the free-to-attend exhibition and conference. Don’t miss out – visit ncecaustralia.com.au today to register.

Mega projects — construction of infrastructure projects valued at over $1 billion — represent an impressive new benchmark for the civil construction industry. Early contractor and supply chain involvement is critical to a mega project’s success, according to Lindsay Le Compte, Executive Director of the Australian Constructors Association (ACA).

As the Executive Director of the Australian Constructors Association, Mr Le Compte has witnessed the rise of the mega project and understands the obstacles that come with them.

Ahead of his presentation at the 2018 National Construction Equipment Convention (NCEC), running 15 – 17 November in Sydney, Mr Le Compte said initial responsibility for the smooth execution of a mega project falls on the client. In this stage, preparation and research are paramount.

“The client has an obligation to ensure that they have undertaken all of the relevant background investigations to enable them to develop an appropriate tender specification,” Mr Le Compte said.

“They must have thought through the key commercial, operational and related risks in their project and worked out how they’re going to deal with them, and then they need to select a tenderer with demonstrated capacity and commitment to work collaboratively with them to successfully undertake the project.”

Supply chain management at an early stage

Supply chain management has always been a significant component of project management, but the complexity of mega projects necessitates involvement with suppliers at an earlier stage and in a more refined manner than clients and industry may be used to.

“The traditional approach pre lodgement of tender has been for contractors to obtain from supply chain organisations, such as suppliers of cement, concrete, aggregates, steel, and bitumen etc, indications as to price and deliverability of their materials,” Mr Le Compte said.

“However, the supply chain may not be engaged at a time in the project lifecycle that would optimise the opportunity for organisations to add value through innovation, or in more effective management of project delivery programs. There may be many reasons for this occurring, including the constraints of the tender process itself, but the end result may be a lost opportunity to achieve cost and time efficiencies.

“However you look at it, early contractor and supply chain involvement in mega projects can ensure that the project is delivered on time, within budget and without disputes,” Mr Le Compte said.

Looking forward

Despite the degree of complexity in their delivery, Mr Le Compte is optimistic about the future of mega projects, forecasting that their prevalence in civil construction will only escalate in the years to come.

“I think mega projects will be here for the foreseeable future because governments are responding to community expectations for new infrastructure and more liveable cities.

“The future for the civil construction sector and delivery of mega projects is bright. There is great scope to reduce the cost of projects through efficient design, innovation and good management – a win/win for all parties.”

Lindsay Le Compte will be discussing these issues and more in his presentation at the National Construction Equipment Convention (NCEC). This must-see industry event will run from 15-17 November in Sydney, featuring an expert speaker lineup and leading companies showcasing new equipment. To register, visit www.ncecaustralia.com.au/ncec.

Okubo Drives is well known to the concrete industry for use in mini mixers in the 2 ½ to 3 cubic metre range.  The model PK24 Okubo gear drive was developed for Japanese mini mixers in the 1970s.

Represented in Australia by Australian Pump Industries, the drive can be found on hundreds of mini mixers across the country.  Many units were sold in under the private label of Japanese hydraulics company Daikin.  Those units are branded DD09, but are Okubo drives.

Okubo pioneered the manufacture of planetary reduction gear boxes. The product is not just used in mixer drives, but also in construction equipment, deck cranes, slewing mechanisms and even final drives in crawller tractors.

Okubo manufactures a comprehensive range of heavy duty mixer drives with capacities of up to 8-10 cubic metres.

“Everybody knows the ‘mini mixer’ drive because we see them every day on the streets of Sydney and around the country”, said Aussie Pumps Chief Engineer, John Hales.  “In South East Asia, a huge number of drives involved in transit mixers for concrete delivery are Okubos, although they may be private labelled”, he said.

Australian Pump Industries carries spare parts to suit these great gears although, many machines often run for up to a decade before needing any components.

All that’s really necessary is to keep the oil clean and make sure they’re lubricated with the right grade of oil.  It’s a good idea and keep your eye on the sight glass built into the heavy duty forged steel body.  Okubo has been a prime supplier to key manufacturers of agricultural and construction machinery.  They include John Deere, Caterpillar, Mitsubishi and many other famous brands.

Further information on the Mini Mixer and larger gear drives in the range is readily available from Australian Pump Industries.

“The Okubo system is very different to the European style of mixer drives”, said Hales.  “Japanese companies like Okubo have a total quality approach that makes for very happy, long-term customers”, he said.

Further information on the Okubo Mixer Drives is available from Australian Pump Industries or authorised distributors throughout Australia.

The National Diesel Dirt &Turf Expo is on again, May 3-5, 2019

In these days when so many use online information to investigate their equipment purchases, is there a place for industry expos?

Social media, online resources and discussion with industry colleagues are all a great way to gather opinions, hear of experiences and form a view on what equipment and technology may be best for your business.

Be informed

When it comes to major investment in machinery, attachments, software, systems and finance options, being well informed is critical to the success of your business. Many major equipment suppliers, contractors and fleet operators agree there’s no better way to compare equipment features, benefits and finance deals than spending time at the National Diesel Dirt & Turf Expo.

The Expo presents a unique opportunity for fleet operators, asset managers, local government equipment management and contractors to speak directly with highly informed specialists. Valuable advice is willingly shared by  technical and engineering personnel, many of whom are representing equipment manufacturers from overseas factories.

From a manufacturer’s perspective, market feedback and comments from equipment users is appreciated and taken seriously. In fact, there are many instances where valuable feedback translates into machine improvements on future new models.

Fourth big year

Now approaching its fourth year next May, the Expo has proven a winner, with bigger crowds flocking every year and ever-increasing sales for the two hundred plus exhibitors. The Expo will be stage again between Friday 3^rd to Sunday 4^th May 2019 at the popular Panthers Penrith venue.

“There’s no doubt this western Sydney location is a real winner for visitors and exhibitors”, said the Expo CEO Steve Zivkovich.

“Panthers Penrith provides excellent hospitality and site facilities. Supporting us on this major event over the years, Panthers have helped build the year-on-year improvement of the visitor experience that translates to high sales for exhibitors.”

“Not only is the western Sydney region one of Australia’s fastest growing areas for residential development; there is a massive boom in commercial property construction, fuelled by major infrastructure upgrades and new developments.

“The huge attendance of 76,300 people in 2018 smashed the previous years’ record and is clear evidence this annual event has emerged as the focus of Australia’s earthmoving industry”, Steve said.

Australia-wide appeal

Responding to the national interest and broad industry support for Diesel Dirt & Turf, 2018 saw large numbers of visitors coming from interstate and the first real interest from other countries.

The 2019 Expo sees the return of popular attractions and events; the huge Pickles  equipment auction, great music, loads of food choices,exciting action entertainment for all the family, free entry, loads of parking, expansive meeting and relaxing spaces and much more.

“We have been careful to focus on relevance for the industry by listening to all comments, and taking these on board to ensure exhibitors’ and visitors expectations are fully met.

“Support of our sponsors is critical to the success of the Expo. In the coming days we will be announcing key sponsorship arrangements. We also welcome associate sponsorships”, Steve added.

Stay in touch by visiting www.dieseldirtandturf.com.au .

Drones have opened a new frontier of mapping and inspection possibilities for the civil construction industry, according to Nick Smith, CEO of Airsight Australia.

Mr Smith has almost a decade of experience in the commercial drone industry, immersing himself in drones long before they entered the mainstream. He began development of the business model for his current company, Airsight Australia, in 2009, and since launching it in 2012, he’s recognised the transformative power of the technology for the civil construction industry.

“As a geospatially-focused toolkit, the potential is nearly limitless,” Mr Smith said.

The range and maneuverability of drones greatly facilitates the assessment of job sites during each stage of the building process, from the bid phase through to site planning and full construction.

 “Being able to understand what is on a site prior to and during construction can really give management an edge in terms of a thorough understanding of what that site looks like, and what the potential risks are to the construction process,” Mr Smith said.

 “It can also be highly valuable from both a quality control and accounting standpoint to be able to track progress during construction with regular aerial surveys.”

 Ahead of his upcoming participation on the ‘Digital Engineering and the future of technology’ panel at the National Construction Equipment Convention (NCEC), Mr Smith said drones should be looked at not as a replacement for traditional work and data acquisition methods, but as an improvement on them. Gathering mapping data and conducting surveys on sites is already common practice; where drones excel is in how that data is acquired and processed.

 “If you send a worker out, it could take them half a day or more just to cover a site and collect the required information, in addition to the physical obstacles or hazards they might have to deal with,” Mr Smith said.

 “With a drone, we can be on site in the morning, capture data by mid-morning, and process and deliver it by the end of the day, if not sooner.”

“The expediency and quality of actionable data goes up, while safety risks to people on site goes down.”

 Mr Smith said that some of the most exciting new developments in the use of drone data relate back to the accessibility of unprecedented amounts of information now available — and specifically, how that data is processed.

“Machine learning is making it possible to automate data analysis,” Mr Smith said.

“We’re already seeing artificial intelligence utilised for predictive maintenance and analytics, and we’re now starting to be able to identify defects and predict anomalies before they become large-scale problems. When you apply this to safety — predicting a rock fall before it happens, for instance — these technologies could literally save lives.”

The National Construction Equipment Convention will run from 15-17 November at the Sydney Showground. With a theme of ‘Think Globally, Act Locally’, the event will feature expert speakers and industry-leading companies discussing the opportunities and challenges in civil construction. To register for the conference, visit www.ncecaustralia.com.au/ncec.

Road Widener LLC manufactures unique road maintenance attachments designed to significantly decrease your operating costs whilst delivering excellent performance, productivity and efficiency.

Road Widener’s FH and FH-R units have recently entered the Australian market and are rapidly growing in popularity within the road construction industry. These innovative machines are the most cost effective and efficient tools for shouldering, road widening, backfilling asphalt, trench backfilling, and kerb backfilling in Australia. Manufactured in the USA, Road Widener LLC has sold hundreds of units in its home market and has refined its design over nearly 10 years to best meet customer needs.

Whilst smaller than traditional road wideners, the FH and FH-R models are big on benefits, quality and features. All attachment functions are hydraulically controlled on both models, with adjustable box width, slope, and belt speed. They are designed with ease of use and visibility in mind, providing the operator with a clear line of site to the working area and road edge. The Road Widener is easily manoeuvred around guardrails, sign posts, mailbox posts and other obstructions.

Both models come standard in a left-hand discharge configuration in Australia, and a dual discharge model is also available, allowing optional right or left discharge in a single unit. The FH-R model adds an innovative remote-control functionality, allowing either the skid steer operator or another worker to control the Road Widener functions remotely. Both models lay aggregate at widths of 30-130cm and are powered by standard flow hydraulics. The Road Widener is suitable for use with any brand of large framed skid steer or compact track loader and can be optionally adapted to suit small wheel loaders or large tractors.

At only 1400kg, the Road Widener is easily transported, and can be lifted both off and onto transport trailers by a skid steer or track loader alone – no need for cranes or other logistical hassles commonly required by alternative heavier road widening attachments. All models offer precise operator control of the flow and placement of material, and with standard pintle push plates and wheel rollers, are able to disperse a 20-tonne truck load of aggregate in only minutes.

The Road Widener suitable for use with any type of aggregate, including gravel, asphalt and top soil, which is dispersed via the highest quality heat-treated conveyor belt designed for heavy-duty handling of hot asphalts and coarse materials alike.

For further information on Road Widener products, or to arrange a demonstration of the FH-R or FHD-R models, contact ASV Sales & Service on 1300 837 391 or visit www.asvaus.com/rw.

Being a bucket it is an attachment that can enhance your digger to become a mobile screening plant, offering the flexibility to sift material as the need arises on site, minimising waste. This also avoids a lot of back and forth with trucks reducingprocessing time therefore giving you substantial savings in fuel, reduced wear on your vehicles and subsequently saving you a lot of your own valuable time.

The advantages are not only economically and ecologically as an MB Crusher  screening bucket can be used in limitless applications from the primary selection of waste material, demolition, excavations filling and the reclaiming of rocky ground, moving on to pebble selection, beach cleaning, metal scrap cleansing and all other instances where thinner pieces needs to be separated.

MB Crusher has an extremely wide range of screening buckets and one of them will certainly be suitable for one of your machines. In addition to excavator buckets there is a line for loaders and skids steer loaders as well.

We love the overall look of them and the resemblance to of a bumblebee suits MB Crusher screening bucket to perfection, they are limitless, tireless and tough. Structurally designed to change to fit each size need and we love that the baskets are made of interchangeable modular panels, which are available with various sized holes.

To offer further work flexibility the MB Screeners can be equipped with a pulveriser kit used to demolish processed dusts and allow screening even in closed environments and an iron separation kit, to screen and immediately separate iron from demolition debris.

To find out more ways an MB Screener can benefit your business contact them at info@mbcrusher.com