Photo: ASGCO
Photo: ASGCO
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The latest offerings for conveying and material handling

See what’s new in equipment from ASGCO, ProStack and Telestack.

Photo: ASGCO
Photo: ASGCO

New idler reduces slippage, increases grip in wet conditions

ASGCO debuted a brand-new conveyor belt tracking idler with its Grip-Trac rubber Tru-Trainer solution. The new idlers combine ASGCO’s Tru-Trainer technology with a new, improved design and molded rubber manufacturing process. According to ASGCO, the new rubber design includes a unique arrowhead design on the ends of the rolls with cross-linked sipes. They are specially engineered on the outer ends of the rolls and on the inner ribs to reduce slippage and increase grip in wet conditions. ASGCO says this manufacturing and design innovation improves the overall adhesion of the Grip-Trac rubber to the Tru-Trainers, delivering enhanced grip, durability and wear resistance.


Photo: ProStack
Photo: ProStack

Telescopic conveyor designed for multiple stockpiling applications

ProStack launched the TW 36-150, a 150-ft. radial telescopic conveyor. The TW 36-150 is the latest addition to ProStack’s range of telescopic conveyors, which spans from 140 ft. to 190 ft. and caters to applications such as quarrying and ship loading. The new conveyor includes features designed to maximize efficiency and ease of use in quarrying and mining applications, according to ProStack. With a 150-ft. telescopic reach and radial capability, it offers a stockpile capacity exceeding 48 ft., 10 in. tall and accommodates up to 102,696 cu. yd. of material. The TW 36-150 also incorporates features such as standard automated stockpile patterns to help minimize material segregation, degradation, contamination and compaction and deliver improved material quality and more efficient stockpiling.


Photo: Telestack
Photo: Telestack

Tracked conveyor suitable for high-capacity operations

Telestack introduced the TCL 2031 track-mounted conveyor, the latest addition to its tracked conveyor line. The TCL 2031 is suitable for applications ranging from 1,650 tph to 2,750 tph, and it can handle maximum lump feed sizes of up to 15.75 in. According to the company, the conveyor is designed to fill a gap for large quarries, mining and aggregate operations using high-capacity crushers. Hydraulic-folding head and tail sections collapse the machine for road transport to a folded length of 58 ft. and a transport height of 14 ft., 5 in. Alternatively, it can be broken down into shipping containers for long-haul moves. According to Telestack, on-site setup takes less than 30 minutes.

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