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Conventional Lifting

Hand hoists have chain, rope, and cable models, the former being a safer alternative. It is also more reliable to lift heavy materials. Its strength from the solid-steel build and linked chain eases the pressure of sustaining heavy weight.

Drum Lifting in Warehousing

Drum lifting necessitates the usage of a forklift. In warehousing, weights as much as 3000kgs or more need to be transferred or shifted, at a time. Drum grabs use clamps that tightly hold the drum at its top before lowering it.
Showing posts with label machines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label machines. Show all posts

What Do Telehandlers Offer

Monday, July 21, 2014

A telehandler, or a telescopic handler, is a machine with a huge role in the agriculture and construction industry. Although it is similar to the forklift, it is much more beneficial, since it can be used for more applications. The telehandlers are extremely efficient To perform the given tasks easier and quicker, you can consider the wide range of telehandler attachments, each offering a specific operation. Whether you need your telehandler for loading, grading, digging, handling or placing material, there is surely one of those telehandler attachments that can meet your requirements.



Incredible Lifting Capacities And Heights - With the right telehandler attachment, you will be able to lift more and reach higher. With lifting capacities from 2000kg to 3100 kg and maximum lifting heights from 5m to 12m, the telehandlers are extremely efficient. The extendable boom of telehandlers provides the operators with an incredible lifting capacities and heights, achieving superior productivity.

Attachment Supportive – All telehandlers support a full range of telehandler attachments, thanks to the hydraulic quick-tach system and the attachment mounting system included. These two options make the attaching and removing telehandler attachments very fast, safe and easy. There are many different telehandler attachments with different purposes, because they are the key to the well-known telehandlers versatility.

On-Finger Controls – Telehandlers have their controls on-finger, allowing the operators an easy and convenient operation. Most models come with only one hydraulic joystick that operates the boom and the attachment mounting system. The joystick features a variable-control thumbnails, which extends the boom when pushed. It has a single shuttle lever for giving forward and reverse directions and high/low settings. Some telehandlers feature an additional lever for controlling the horn, the lights and signals.

Great Cabin – In terms of operators' comfort and safety, telehandlers come with very comfy and spacious cabins to provide the operators with comfortable staying. A suspension seat and air conditioning are very common features in the telehandlers. Also, the cabins provide a great visibility to the operators to the telehandler attachments and working area.

Different Types of Mobile Crushers

Friday, July 18, 2014

Mobile crusher or commonly known as mobile crushing plant is a crushing machine, especially suitable for crushing and recycling directly on-site. The fixed crushers are very efficient crushers, but the mobile crushers benefit from their mobility. The mobile crushers can get from one job site to another and easily move around a job site. However, all known crushing machines, such as jaw crusher, cone crusher, roll crusher and impact crusher, are being modified to mobile, by adding tracks or wheels. Some crushers are made to be towed by a purpose vehicle, which is also an innovative and mobile solution. Here are some types of mobile crushers.



Mobile Crushing Plant – The mobile crusher or mobile crushing plant is a large piece of crushing and screening equipment, which combines conveying, screening and crushing processes. Usually, the maximum feeding size is about 1500 mm and has a maximum production capacity of 500 t/h. The mobile crushing plant is suitable for crushing and disposal of construction waste, railway, highway and many other projects. The design of the mobile crushing plant is so that it can completely adapt to all mobile crushing requirements and reduce the operation costs. The mobile crushing plant usually comes with vibrating feeder, cone crusher, jaw crusher, impact crusher and belt conveyor.

Crawler Mobile Crusher – The crawler mobile crusher has a maximum production capacity of 450 t/h and plays a big role in many applications, including quarry, mining, quartz sand, dry mortar, concrete mixing and coal exploiting applications. It is identical with the mobile crushing plant, with the difference of using tracks, not wheels. The crawler mobile crushing plant has the advantages of being light in weight, compact size, ability to work in narrow spaces, reliable operation and provides fuel savings.

Mobile Jaw Crusher – Mobile jaw crusher is a crushing machine used for primary crushing, with a maximum input size of 1000 mm. It is able to process iron ore, gold ore, manganese ore, limestone, basalt, rocks, marble, river stone, gravel and many others. The jaw crusher usually uses wheels, so it is suitable for the mining, quarry, mixing, building, railway and many other applications. The jaw crusher has a high-capacity and provides the operators with a reliable and very efficient operation.

Mobile Cone Crusher – Mobile cone crusher is a secondary crusher and is known for its high-performance. This secondary crusher is widely used in the mining, quarry, mixing and building construction industry, for processing iron, copper, gold, manganese, limestone, granite, gravel, coal, marble, rocks, quarts and many other materials. Thanks to its lightweight and compact design, the cone crusher provides an incredible crushing performance.

Purpose Of Using Long Reach Excavator

Thursday, July 17, 2014

The long reach excavator is described as highly efficient and powerful machine, used for digging deep trenches and holes. In my opinion, the long reach excavator and the tracked backhoe loader are the most commonly used machines on every major construction or mining site.


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What To Consider When Choosing Wheeled Excavator

Monday, July 14, 2014

The wheeled excavator is a flexible and versatile machine, with a very efficient and reliable operation. Since they are very popular and efficient, the contractors may face a wide range of wheeled excavator models, requiring to do a deeper and extensive research. When buying a wheeled excavator, you must make sure that its specification will meet the requirements of the application. You have a broad range of factors to consider, such as weight, capacity, outreach, size, tail swing, auxiliary hydraulics, shape, horsepower, breakout force, attachments and many more. Whether renting or buying, you need to make sure that the specifications of the wheeled excavator matches up to the application.


The first consideration is to make sure that the wheeled excavator you are about to buy or rent has enough capacity to lift the materials you need. Also, the auxiliary hydraulics are required to run a variety of attachments. Most operators purchase a wheeled excavator with 3 to 5 attachments and the most common are a hydraulic thumb, a bucket and a breaker. The attachments are very important if you plan to use the excavator on a daily basis, so consider which ones you want included. The transportation is not an issue with the wheeled excavator, since it has its own wheels to get whenever is needed.

The size and weight of the wheeled excavator are also important factors you should consider. To do so, you can specify the type of application or range of applications. The tail swing must be accounted and must be reduced, if the application gets the wheeled excavator close to the material. And of course, you should consider the comfort in the cabin, of which the productivity depends to a significant extent. It may seem simple, but to choose a cabin that suits the application best, with correctly positioned door, stairway and great field of visibility and provides you with comfort in the same time, is very difficult.

When choosing a wheeled excavator you should not only look on horsepower, because there are many more important factors to consider. There are some wheeled excavator models with less horsepower than another one, but perform much better because of its hydraulic system. Unfortunately, many contractors are not aware of that that and go for a wheeled excavator with a big amount of horsepower. If you have not made your decision yet, consider all these factors mentioned above and you will have the best wheeled excavator.

Long-Reach Excavators Benefit Industrial & Scrap Metal Demolition

Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Long reach excavator is a valuable piece of construction equipment with increasingly bigger role for industrial demolition works. Many demolition projects can not be solved with explosives and demolishing piece by piece is a time consumer. However, the long reach excavator and its incredible capacities can help the industrial demolition workers bring any building down with total control and great accuracy. The versatility of the long reach excavator as a demolition  tool is widely accepted, as you may see many workers who have replaced the bucket with a shearing or crushing component to enhance the efficiency of industrial and scrap metal demolition projects.



But what is a long reach excavator and why it can be very beneficial for the industrial and scrap metal demolition? It is a specific type of excavator, able to extend horizontally and reach incredible heights. The long reach excavator is very suitable for scrap metal demolition, since it is capable of reaching into a site from greater distance and operate with the boom. It may seem that from longer distance is more difficult to operate an excavator, but the long reach excavator offers a complete control over the movements of the excavator and operates with precision.

Operators have the control over these excavators and where the debris falls. By operating from longer distance from the demolition job, not only the operators remain safe, but all the surrounding buildings and rest of the crew. Since the long reach excavator releases less particulate matter in the exhaust, it provides the operators with lower fuel consumption of up to 25% and no recirculation of gas in the engine. For additional versatility, the long reach excavator is attachments supportive, so it can be used for scooping, cutting, crushing, picking, loading, pinching, hammering and many more. Also, the length arm can be adjusted by the operator's requirement for maximized efficiency.

The most common attachment of the long reach excavator for industrial and scrap metal demolition jobs is the grapple. A long reach excavator with a grapple allows scrap metal demolition workers to pick and lift a variety of materials. However, as any long reach excavator, each grapple comes with its own lifting capacity, on which the operators need to pay attention. There are few types of grapples, but the two most common are clamshell and orange peel grapple. The clamshell grapple is most suitable for rugged demolition, while the orange peel grapple, looking like a claw with its four “fingers”, is ideal for general purposes.

A Brief History Of Cone Crusher

Tuesday, July 8, 2014

A cone crusher is a type of crushing equipment able to crush all types of medium-hard mineral rocks and stones. The cone crusher offers many advantages over the other crushing machines, such as low energy consumption, reliable and efficient operation and a high crushing ratio. Despite being used in many industries, it is most commonly used in the construction and the mining industry. With the rapid development of the construction and mining machines, the cone crusher is being modified constantly in order to become the perfect crushing tool. However, it has not always been a common crushing tool. Continue through this article and learn something about the history of the cone crusher.


The first cone was developed in USA in 1878 and put in use in the next year. However, many believe that the original design of the cone crusher known today is a copy of the former Soviet union spring type cone crusher. Despite those rumors, Milwaukee Symons brothers are believed to be the designers and inventors of the spring cone crusher, so it is known as Symons cone crusher. By the end of the 19th century, USA began to use the cone crusher increasingly. After many years of constant development and research, the under pressure problem of the spring cone crusher was solved and today the cone crusher is one of the most efficient crushing machines.

The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 by an American company. This cone crusher is able to expel some uncrushable materials that have somehow entered the crushing chamber and its discharging gap is adjustable. Until 1970s, an automatic controller was developed and featured in the hydraulic cone crusher. This was only the beginning. Through the following years, the cone crushers was significantly improved in all terms; efficiency, features, technologies, energy consumption, maintenance costs, etc.

Today, there are many different types of cone crushers, of which every type is most suitable for a specific range of applications and materials. The importance of this type of crushing machine has significantly increased, because of its effectiveness and surprisingly low operating costs. The cone crusher is able to crush hard, medium-hard and many different types of materials, while providing a reliable and efficient crushing operation. When compared with the jaw crusher, the cone crusher has a more stable structure, higher efficiency, economical operation and is adjustable, unlike the jaw crusher. Flexible and efficient, the cone crusher is widely utilized in many various industries.

The Unique Type Of Stone Crusher

Wednesday, July 2, 2014

The rock and stone crushers are some of the most commonly used machines on every construction site. There are many crushers on the market, and every model is used for a particular application. In my opinion, the cone crusher is one of the most commonly used machines for crushing stones and rocks. This machine comes with unique design and configuration  for crushing different types of hard and raw materials. 



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Mobile Crushers Are On The Move

Tuesday, July 1, 2014

Mobile crushers are making they breakthrough, as they are increasingly more utilized than few years ago. They offer the advantage of combining few crushing stages in one, while providing the ability to be easily transported from one job site to another. 


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http://www.everysingletopic.com/mobile-crushers-are-on-the-move/

Reasons to use Vibrating Screen

Friday, June 27, 2014

From my own experience, I can say that there are lots of reasons why should you at least consider getting a vibrating screen. First and the most important reasons is that it provided me with many productive years of service and do not required specific maintenance. That means that it kept the operating costs low. 



For more reasons to buy a vibrating screen, click here:
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How Is Technology Helping The Mining Companies

Monday, June 23, 2014

The latest technologies improve the efficiency and productivity in any industry, especially in the mining industry. With improved mining machines and implementing the latest technologies, the mining companies can have their productivity levels higher than ever. 



Click here to find few key technologies that can certainly help the mining companies:

http://www.trendhunter.com.au/how-is-technology-helping-the-mining-companies/