Aggregates Manager

March 2014

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27 AGGREGATES MANAGER March 2014 SUPPLY LINES Simply Reliable Always Has Been, Always Will Be 129 East Holcomb Avenue, Des Moines, IA 50313 USA +1 (515) 243 1123 | eiwllc.com Fine Material Screw Washers Sand Classifying Tanks Coarse Material Screw Washers Log Washers Portable Plants Road Based Mixers A McLanahan Company VISIT US AT BOOTH 7910 7H[W,1)2WRRUYLVLWZZZDJJPDQFRPLQIR Designed for large-scale production Metso's C120 jaw crusher has been designed for challenging large-scale aggregate, contract- ing, and mining processes. The crusher was developed on the basis of field experience from customer sites. Crusher cavity, kinematics, and operating parameters have been defined and optimized to guarantee productivity. Crusher height utilization has been optimized to achieve a steep cavity cross-section. Excellent nip angle high up in the cavity, together with an ag- gressive linear stroke at the bottom, ensure high throughput capacity and reduction. The unit is designed to be safe to operate and maintain. Metso | www.metso.com Re-engineered jaw crusher Universal Engineering introduced the jaw crusher in 1906, and since then the technol- ogy has remained pretty much the same. When McLanahan Corp. purchased Universal in 2012, it began a total re-engineering to create a safer, simpler, and smarter jaw crusher. Re-engineering the attack angle and crushing stroke pattern increases capacity by 15 percent while minimizing wear on jaw dies. McLanahan has also calculated a new way to adjust the crusher's close-side settings. The hydraulic rams are isolated from the crushing action allowing full automation, finger-tip control, and push-button adjustment — virtually eliminating toggle migration and reducing expensive operational costs. McLanahan | www.mclanahan.com

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