Aggregates Manager

May 2014

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17 AGGREGATES MANAGER May 2014 SUPPLY LINES Polydeck Sales and Applications professionals are your partners in improving your screening operations. Many of them have worked on the producer side of the industry so they've got the experience and know-how to ask the right questions and gather the necessary data. Then they'll work with you to ensure you are getting maximum performance from your screens. Will your synthetic screen media producer do that? Call us at 1-864-579-4594 or visit polydeckscreen.com/aggregate WRÀQGWKH3RO\GHFNVDOHVUHSUHVHQWDWLYHLQ\RXUDUHD 7H[W,1)2WRRUYLVLWZZZDJJPDQFRPLQIR Kobelco's SK500LC weighs 111,800 pounds and has a bucket capacity of 2.48 cubic yards. It features a 345-horsepower HINO engine. The machine is said to have top- class digging forces, with a maximum bucket crowding force (with power boost) of 57,500 pounds. ECO mode controls the engine and hydraulic pressure to reduce fuel consumption. Three modes — H (heavy workload), S (balanced workload), and ECO (light workout and fuel savings) — are available. The manufacturer says the excavator offers straight travel, which allows it to lift the rated lift chart while walking, to enhance productivity and safety. Kobelco Construction Machinery USA | www.kobelco-usa.com Hyundai's R 1200-9 is its biggest excavator. New to the North American market, it has an operating weight of 260,140 pounds and is powered by a fuel-efficient 740-horsepower Cummins QSK23-C engine. It boasts a dig depth of 26 feet, 3 inches, a bucket digging force of 125,540 pounds, and a bucket capacity of 8.76 cubic yards. The redesigned hy- draulic system provides operators with improved controllability, while improved pump flow minimizes fuel consumption. Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas, Inc. | www.hceamericas.com Offers straight travel Redesigned hydraulic system

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