Martin Engineering has introduced the next generation of safe and effective transfer point dust control equipment following rigorous testing across many applications. The Martin ApronSeal Urethane Skirting, GravitySeal Self-Adjusting Urethane Skirting, and the A.I.R. Control Dust Curtain outperformed similar products in tackling fugitive dust and spillage, the company said. Retrofitted onto existing transfer points, the system uses no energy to…
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Brass Knuckle safety glasses for workers with vision problems
The number of American workers over age 55 has doubled in the past two decades, and one in five 65-year-olds are still working. With an aging workforce comes presbyopia, the age-related loss of near vision. Workers who typically use readers may remove protective eyewear and slip their readers on when tasks require close, clear sight. That’s noncompliance at best –…
Read MoreC&W DustTech targets industry’s most persistent transfer point dust failures
In heavy industry, conveyor transfer points are among the most difficult sources of fugitive dust. As material drops from crushers, screens and conveyors, fine particulate can escape capture, creating safety, maintenance and compliance challenges. Drawing on nearly 50 years of clean air engineering experience, C&W DustTech announced the launch of its new Belt Conveyor Transfer Point Dry Dust Collection System, designed specifically…
Read MoreMetso appoints Allen as CGO
Jonathan Allen has been appointed Metso’s chief growth officer, effective May 1. He will be responsible for the business growth function, consisting of strategy, mergers & acquisitions, AI, data & analytics, sustainability, safety, quality, communications & public affairs, marketing & brand and corporate procurement. He will be member of the Metso Leadership team and will report to President and CEO…
Read MoreMetso launches compact Robotic Split Strip
Metso introduced the Outotec Robotic Split Strip, an advanced solution for separating the cathode sheets from the cathode plate in copper electrorefining operations. Applicable for both new and existing plants, the compact system combines hydraulic control and robotics to optimize the cathode stripping process for maximum precision, minimal waste, and long-term sustainability. “Traditional split strip machines rely on larger mechanical…
Read MorePerenti names Torres as new CEO
Following an extensive search process, South32 Chief Operating Officer Dr. Vanessa Torres will succeed Mark Norwell as the managing director and CEO of Perenti, effective June 1. She will officially join the company on April 13. Torres has more than 25 years of experience in senior leadership roles across the global resources industry, and a proven track record in driving…
Read MoreLiebherr Mining launches latest G8 mining excavator
Liebherr Mining has launched the R 9100 Generation 8 (G8), the latest addition to its range of 100-tonne class mining excavators. Following successful pre-series field validation in Indonesia, the R 9100 G8 is now available for purchase and will replace the R 9100 Generation 6 (G6) once series production begins in the second quarter. To help customers keep fuel costs…
Read MoreFirst Majestic Silver to restart Nevada gold mine
First Majestic Silver has initiated a restart plan for its Jerritt Canyon gold mine in Nevada, driven by an expanded Mineral Resource base, stronger long-term gold price assumptions, and successful drilling results over the past two years. As part of this plan, the miner has engaged Stantec Consulting Services to complete a pre-feasibility-level study on Jerritt Canyon, which is expected…
Read MoreHeliostar Metals secures Goldstrike project in Utah
Gold miner Heliostar Metals has entered into a binding agreement with Liberty Gold Corp. to acquire a 100% interest in the Goldstrike project in southwestern Utah. The property area totals 5,173 hectares. The transaction value is $72.5 million, which will be paid through a mix of staged cash payments and Heliostar shares. Subject to regulatory and exchange approvals, the deal…
Read MoreMiner killed at Horse Creek Eagle
Alpha Metallurgical Resources confirmed the death of a shuttle car operator at its Horse Creek Eagle mine in Raleigh County, W.Va., following an accident on April 2 when a piece of rock struck him. “We are heartbroken to learn of Aaron [Warrix]’s passing,” said Andy Eidson, Alpha’s chief executive officer. “Our hearts are with Aaron’s wife, family, and friends.” The…
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