Pit & Quarry

1 week ago | pitandquarry.com | Sydney Fischer

Transfer points are vital connections between one piece of equipment and the next, but they are notorious for being sources of fugitive dust. Many operators assume dust control is a futile battle that can never be overcome. The truth is the root causes are relatively simple to understand and straightforward to address. • Material degradation. This is an obvious cause, as processing increases the percentage of fine particles in two main ways.

1 week ago | pitandquarry.com | Kevin Yanik

Weir came to an agreement to acquire Townley Engineering & Manufacturing Co. and Townley Foundry & Machine Co., which collectively manufacture mining wear and abrasion solutions. Townley’s product range includes slurry pumps, dredge pumps, cast foundry products, valves, urethane parts, hoses and rubber linings. Townley’s operations, which include a foundry and urethane and rubber products manufacturing, are based in Ocala, Florida.

1 week ago | pitandquarry.com | Jack Kopanski

Dodge Industrial launched its new Sidewinder wrap coupling. Sidewinder features CoreStrike technology, which is engineered to deliver an optimal balance of strength and flexibility in demanding applications. According to Dodge, this approach offers improved resistance to wear and strengthens the coupling element, thereby contributing to an extended service life.

1 week ago | pitandquarry.com | Jack Kopanski

John Deere launched the next generation of three of its P-Tier wheel loaders: the 524 P-Tier, 544 P-Tier and 624 P-Tier. The updated models are outfitted with enhanced technology and job readiness features that empower contractors to do more with less, support safety and help decrease operating costs, according to Deere. “With the latest updates to the P-Tier wheel loaders, we’re delivering more than just performance,” says Katie Voelliger, product marketing manager at John Deere.

1 week ago | pitandquarry.com | Kevin Yanik

Rogers Group acquired Caldwell Stone Co., an aggregate producer based in Danville, Kentucky. The Caldwell Stone site will now operate as part of the Rogers Group while retaining its legacy name. “We are excited to welcome the Caldwell Stone team into the Rogers Group family,” says Jimmy Patton, president and CEO of Rogers Group. “Their strong community relationships, skilled workforce and commitment to quality align with our values and mission.