Keeping carryback to a minimum
Tom Stahura from ESS Engineering explains how carryback can be minimised with the right conveyor belt cleaners.
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Motion strengthens national footprint with Wittenbaker acquisition
By integrating Wittenbaker Engineering Services, Motion Asia Pacific enhances its ability to serve Australia’s heavy industries, with a strong focus on supporting mining, utilities, and bulk materials handling through expanded bi-coastal operations.
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Optimising train loading with the RSS Auto Scan System
Reliable Software Solutions, a software development company, has created the RSS Auto Scan volumetric scanning system, which is being used across the bulk material handling industries.
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Boral launches crumbed rubber asphalt bitumen
Boral has launched an Australian-first proprietary crumbed rubber asphalt bitumen that replaces common crumbed rubber with that from Off the Road (OTR) tyres – those used for heavy-duty industrial vehicles.
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Report shows Queensland ports’ $35B impact on state economy
The ports of Mackay, Hay Point and Abbot Point contribute an impressive $31.7 billion annually to the state’s economy, a new economic impact study has revealed.
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Flexco cushioning conveyors
Flexco engineering manager Shaun Santana explains how the newly developed Flextreme PXT cushion is being used with conveyors for mining operations.
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Low-emissions technology to receive $750m boost
The development of new low-emissions technology to ensure the future of Australian metals will soon become possible as the Federal Government is set to invest $750 million into these solutions.
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Westshore Terminals awards ALPINE with contract
ALPINE, a global bulk materials handling original equipment manufacturer (OEM), has been awarded a major contract by Westshore Terminals for the design and supply of shiploaders and conveyors at Westshore in Delta, BC, Canada.
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Port of Brisbane operations resume following ex-Cyclone Alfred
Container logistics operations through the Port of Brisbane resumed limited operations early Monday March 10 despite heavy rain, flooding and extensive power loss caused by ex-Cyclone Alfred.
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Port of Newcastle advances its Clean Energy Precinct
Port of Newcastle has made another significant step to advance its Clean Energy Precinct (CEP), signing a formal Advisory Agreement with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd (MHI).
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