They really do still exist – the good old milling machines from the 90s. Although no longer youngsters, and technically way behind the times, they are still raring to go and as reliable as when they were new. Day after day at Borkowski GmbH in Langerwehe an SF 1000 C built in 1991 proves that Wirtgen milling machines keep their promise of enduring quality – even after 30 years in service.
A large French construction company wants to run a sustainable and CO₂ neutral operation. A new Benninghoven asphalt mixing plant provides a large contribution to this.
The mobile screening plants MOBISCREEN MS EVO impress in four projects in Lithuanian quarries with good transport properties, high performance, flexible application options and low fuel consumption.
For the construction of a water collection basin with a holding capacity of 18,500 m³, which is knocked into the granite rock near Brixen, NordBau Peskoller from Kiens uses the new jaw crusher MOBICAT MC 110i EVO2.
Steidle senior employees Achim Haßdenteufel and Walter Kieper explain how they are well equipped for the future thanks to an all-electric screening plant MOBISCREEN MSC 702i EVO with Dual Power.
The alternative to conventional asphalt production is temperature-reduced asphalt, also known as low-temperature asphalt, warm asphalt or warm mix asphalt. As a company that thinks and acts with a focus on sustainability, Benninghoven has developed optimum technological solutions for this.
Cost-effective team-players from the new technology generation EVO2
Kleemann presents two new crushing plants of the EVO2 generation: the jaw crusher MOBICAT MC 110(i) EVO2 and the cone crusher MOBICONE MCO 90(i) EVO2. Thanks to innovative features such as the optimised operating concept SPECTIVE and innovative overload systems, they now operate even more efficiently and economically.
With the first mobile, all-electric screening plant MOBISCREEN MSC 702i EVO with Dual Power for screening quartz sand, Emil Steidle is breaking new ground.
Environmentally friendly asphalt production with energy from biomass
When it comes to operation of an asphalt mixing plant that is as environmentally friendly and sustainable as possible, Benninghoven burner technology in combination with the selected fuel offer the greatest potential.
The privately owned Swiss construction company is setting a stronger focus on the business sectors Road and Mineral Technologies and will be relying on powerful Wirtgen Group equipment with a fleet of three Vögele pavers and two Hamm rollers, a Kleemann impact crusher, a screening plant and a mobile stockpile conveyor.