Aggregates Manager

December 2012

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TOP ROLLOUTS TEREX CORP. Highly productive artic truck Terex's TA400 Generation 9 articulated haul truck boasts a 444-horsepower Tier 4 Interim-compliant Scania DC13 engine with a maximum torque of 1,548 foot-pounds at 1,350 revolutions per minute and a fully automatic Allison transmission. Additional features include a maximum pay- load of 41.9 tons, a heaped capacity of 30.3 cubic yards, dual retarder systems, a transmission retarder and exhaust brake, permanent 6 x 6 all-wheel drive, and equalizing rear suspen- sion. The electronic-assisted hood raise and fully tilting cab simplify access to major components and ground-level ser- vice points. The truck is equipped with computerized sys- tems that communicate with each other through a CAN-bus system to ensure everything is running at peak efficiency. Terex Corp.; terex.com. Text INFO to 205-289-3782 or visit aggman.com/info. WEIR MINERALS VOLVO CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT with priority functions. Volvo Construction Equipment; volvoce.com. Text INFO to 205-289-3782 or visit aggman.com/info. Pump for harsh environments Weir Minerals says its new line of Multiflo dewatering pumps can be modified to handle the largest open-mine pits with the harshest water conditions. The heavy-duty, vacuum-primed, diesel-driven MF pump units are custom-built to suit any mine-specific application, ensuring the best performance for each operation and improving productivity. Features include a heavy-duty steel fab- ricated pump base and canopy, continuous welds, a comprehensive operations and spare parts manual, and skid-base pontoon or trailer mount. Weir Minerals; weirminerals.com. Text INFO to 205-289-3782 or visit aggman.com/info. W.S. TYLER New approach to maximize screening W.S. Tyler's Pro-Deck System is said to take a new approach to screening by implementing an analysis and modification strategy in processing operations to maximize screen produc- tivity and minimize wear by selecting the appropriate type of screen media according to the three phases of screening — layered, basic, and sharp. The company says this approach results in a fully optimized screening process for greater efficiency and productivity, as well as extended screen life. Pro-Deck implements a customized approach and evaluates material characteristics, the current functioning of the plant, and final output qualities to determine the best mix of screen media for each individual operation. The system is said to help elimi- nate blinding, pegging, premature wear, and unscheduled downtime as well. W.S. Tyler; wstyler.ca. Text INFO to 205-289-3782 or visit aggman.com/info. AGGREGATES MANAGER December 2012 27 Fuel-efficient excavators Volvo says its D Series EC220D model excavator features a 172-horsepower, D6H/Tier 4 Interim engine, which means great- er digging forces, faster cycle times, and better fuel efficiency. The machine is said to offer excellent lifting capacity and stability. Each track is powered by an automatic two-speed shift travel motor and features greased and sealed track chains. The superstructure features anti-slip plates, steps, and handrails for safe access. The Volvo Care Cab is said to provide all-around visibility, a spacious operator environment, and reduced whole-body vibration for prolonged productivity. The smart hydraulic system enables high controllability, responsiveness, and smooth movements along

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