Bulk Handling Review

Australian Bulk Handling Review is the top publication in Australia dedicated to the bulk handling sector. It covers various industries, including mining, stockpiling, grain storage, ore processing, quarrying, ship loading, port operations, power generation, food production, milling, fertilizers, sugar, plastics, and more.

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Technology drives efficiency

1 day ago | bulkhandlingreview.com.au | William Arnott

Kotzur is investing into new technologies to enhance productivity, reduce lead times, and improve safety across its operations. As customer expectations and industry standards evolve, standing still was not an option for Kotzur. The company has a 70-year legacy of delivering adaptability, innovation, and quality, which was built on a commitment to continuous improvement.
The flexible approach

1 day ago | bulkhandlingreview.com.au | William Arnott

Kinder Australia takes a unique approach to the design and manufacturing process of its critical conveyor pulleys. In many cases, when conveyor components malfunction, operations can continue until replacements are installed at a convenient time. However, this is not the case with pulleys. When a pulley fails before the next scheduled shutdown, the entire system grinds to a halt as staff scramble to replace it. All the while, productivity goes up in smoke and the site begins losing money.
Ahrens takes storage to a new level

5 days ago | bulkhandlingreview.com.au | William Arnott

Ahrens’ new All-Rounder silo is helping farmers seamlessly switch grains, fertilisers, seeds and stockfeed. South Australian silo manufacturer Ahrens has a long history of storage innovation. The fifth-generation family business has a 120-years or experience in delivering equipment Australian farmers can rely on. The new All-Rounder silo is one of the latest innovations from Ahrens.
Expansion down under

5 days ago | bulkhandlingreview.com.au | William Arnott

Martin Engineering has expanded its presence in the Australian market to support more bulk materials customers in the region. Martin Engineering has expanded its operations in Australia to support more customers in bulk materials industries. The expansion builds on Martin Engineering’s long reputation in Australia after entering the Australian market in 1978. The US-headquartered manufacturer has spent decades working with Australian businesses in the mining, quarry, cement, and port sectors.
On the shoulders of giants

1 week ago | bulkhandlingreview.com.au | William Arnott

Founded by one of the fathers of bulk solids handling, Jenike & Johanson is leveraging science to deliver bespoke designs. At first glance, moving bulk solids from one place to another does not sounds like rocket science. Jenike & Johanson general manager Corin Holmes agrees – it is even more complex. “Bulk materials handling is very nuanced and complicated,” he told ABHR.
Viterra exports two million tonnes of SA grain

2 weeks ago | bulkhandlingreview.com.au | William Arnott

Viterra has reached a milestone of two million tonnes of exports and outturns for the 2024/25 season. Viterra general manager of supply chain, Derek Robjohns said the company has seen high numbers of buyers accessing its network to purchase grain this season, despite below average production. “So far, over 40 buyers have purchased 2024/25 season grain delivered to our sites,” Robjohns said.
New chief engineer for Engineers Australia

2 weeks ago | bulkhandlingreview.com.au | William Arnott

Engineers Australia has appointed rear admiral Katherine Richard as its new chief engineer. Richards joins Engineers Australia after a 36-year career in the Royal Australian Navy, culminating in her promotion to Rear Admiral in 2020. She held several senior appointments, including head navy engineering and defence seaworthiness regulator. Most recently, she led the design of a new, independent statutory regulator to oversee Australia’s AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine program.
Fenner Conveyors wins major Rio Tinto service contract

2 weeks ago | bulkhandlingreview.com.au | William Arnott

Rio Tinto has awarded a five-year conveyor service contract for Cape Lambert, Dampier Ports, and Yandi mine to Fenner Conveyors. The company has held the conveyor service contract across these sites for the past five years, with 11 different core crews strategically placed to provide exceptional conveyor services to Rio Tinto’s sites.
The 4B Group opens new Indonesian subsidiary

3 weeks ago | bulkhandlingreview.com.au | William Arnott

Bucket elevator manufacturer 4B Group has opened a new office and warehouse facility in Jakarta, as part of the company’s Indonesian expansion. Indonesia was previously serviced by 4B Australia. However, due to the growing population and demand for animal protein increasing, the company has opened a new subsidiary to enhance the country’s customer support, reduce lead times, and ensure faster order turnaround with local stock availability.
New CEO at Austin Engineering begins transition period

3 weeks ago | bulkhandlingreview.com.au | William Arnott

A new chief executive officer and managing director will formally commence their role at global engineering company Austin Engineering from July 1, 2025. Sybrandt Van Dyk will serve in the role, and has commenced the handover process. He replaces the current chief executive officer and managing director, David Singleton. Singleton will retire from the role on 30 June 2025 and will remain on the Austin Board in a non-executive director capacity.