Aggregates Manager

March 2012

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SUPPLY LINES Stonemont Solutions, Inc. QUALITY CONTROL SOFTWARE Stonemont Solutions aggQC software provides aggregate quality control, blending, and plant modeling. The company says aggQC can scale from the single plant operator to the largest producers with centrally managed systems for real- time access, analysis, and reporting. The software includes a user-friendly interface and provides a full suite of charting and statistical tools. Aggregate blending tools include visual (drag-and-drop) blending, mathematically optimized blend- ing, and mix risk assessment. Automated features include data entry from scales, failure e-mail alerts, and analysis and reports automatically sent out via e-mail. aggQC supports the aggregate DOT reporting requirements for several states. Write 5 on reader card. Rotex Global, LLC MATERIAL TESTING SERVICE Rotex offers confidential laboratory services to provide companies with the information needed to achieve screening efficiency. Fully equipped laboratories conduct free, confidential material testing services, compre- hensive separation analysis, and in-depth studies and sieve analysis. The company partners with customers to determine optimum machine sizes, screen openings, and machine settings. Write 6 on reader card. Kruse Controls, Inc. OVERALL EQUIPMENT EFFECTIVENESS Kruse Controls has expanded its KrusePlant-Info to include the increasingly popular OEE (overall equipment effective- ness), which gives a real-time and historic view of complete plant throughput with quality. OEE is a hierarchy of metrics that focus on how effectively a manufacturing operation is utilized. It quantifies how well a manufacturing unit performs relative to its designed capacity during the periods it is scheduled to run. Three metrics make up OEE — Availability, which accounts for downtime losses as a function of the total planned operating time; Performance, which captures speed and micro-stop losses; and Quality, which quantifies the losses from quality rejects. Write 7 on reader card. McLanahan Corp. EXTRACTS SAMPLES FROM MOVING CONVEYOR BELTS McLanahan says its HSS Quarry-Duty Cross Belt Sweep Sampler is designed to extract samples rang- ing in size from 12 inches down to 200 mesh particles from moving conveyor belts. The sampler incorporates a belt contouring system known as an HSS Cut Zone System, which consists of one multi-segment impact cradle with height adjustment for direct support beneath the sample cutter and two multi-segment roller cradles with height adjustment positioned directly outside the inbound and outbound sides of the sampler housing. This belt contouring system is said to provide precision sampling by contour- ing the conveyor belt to the same radius as the sample cutter bucket. Each sampler is custom designed. Write 8 on reader card. BRIEFING BOX Reader Company Service Number Endecotts Ltd. ................................................................................. 1 Gilson Co., Inc. ............................................................................... 4 Intersystems ................................................................................... 3 Kruse Controls, Inc .......................................................................... 7 McLanahan Corp. ............................................................................ 8 Rotex Global, LLC ........................................................................... 6 Stonemont Solutions, Inc ................................................................. 5 W.S. Tyler ...................................................................................... 2 AGGREGATES MANAGER DIGITAL EXCLUSIVE March 2012

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