bauma is arguably the world’s largest construction and mining equipment exhibition, and this year’s show saw many of the industry’s leading OEMs and technology firms pushing the boundaries of electric innovation
Carbon-negative aggregate producers O.C.O Technology recently welcomed the Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk to their Wretham plant as part of the company’s King’s Award for Enterprise milestone celebration
Michael Kenyon MIET, strategic technical director at Bureau Veritas, highlights the importance of compliance that protects machinery, the environment, and life, and shares some key considerations for operators
How ongoing investment in CPD and training within the concrete industry will help drive innovation and maintain a skilled workforce capable of meeting future challenges
Metal detection and separation specialists Bunting discuss the problem of tramp metal contamination in mining and quarrying and highlight the most effective solutions
A look ahead to next month’s bauma 2025 – the world’s leading construction trade fair – and highlights some of the newest products and innovative solutions from Germany’s triennial international showcase event
PowerX Equipment installed plant at Linhay Hill Quarry reduces reliance on imported sands, lowers carbon footprint, and reduces truck transport on local roads. Dan Gilkes reports
Haver & Boecker Niagara project and sales enineer Thiago Henrique Buoso looks at how to choose a condition-monitoring system to minimize downtime and maximize return on investment
Chepstow Plant International continue to raise the bar in on-site safety with the introduction of a pioneering ground-level refuelling concept on two recently delivered Volvo F-Series crawler excavators at Tarmac’s Dolyhir Quarry
Daniel King, managing director of the asphalt business at Aggregate Industries, talks about the investments being made to drive innovation in asphalt technology and how a circular economy is one of the solutions to decarbonization of the sector
Wirtgen Group are playing a key role in ensuring that the production and use of lower-temperature mixes can be realized in practice using conventional methods and equipment
As new chair Ben Uphill takes his seat at the QNJAC table, he talks about receiving the reins to the role, and new chairperson of the Plant, Fixed & Mobile Working Group, Iain Ormrod, looks to the future