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In November 2022, Schenck Process Mining became part of Sandvik Rock Processing Solutions. Combining Sandvik’s expertise in crushing with the screening, feeding and loading know-how of Schenck Process, has strengthened our capacity to deliver high quality equipment and aftermarket support. We are now better positioned than ever, to develop innovative solutions to the challenges of our industry.

Local family company Mead Construction have recently taken delivery of a QJ241 mobile jaw crusher to upgrade their fleet of equipment in Cambridgeshire, UK. With over 35 years’ experience in the industry, they know their business and need reliable equipment which is built to deliver.

Hunan Yan Run construction engineering Ltd. has in recent years found a successful niche specializing in real estate groundworks. In order to continue to grow and supply aggregates and materials, the company chose one of the most productive mobile combinations available, a Sandvik QI442 HS and QA335 Doublescreen.

Word of mouth goes a long way and upon hearing good recommendations of the reliability and versatility of Sandvik cone crusher technology, McCrary Stone Service decided to invest in a new electrically-driven UH373 wheeled cone crushing unit to replace their worn-out machine for their granite operation.

Rye Group have recently invested in a Sandvik QJ241 mobile jaw crusher, and in line with the rest of their fleet, are operating with HVO rather than diesel. Rye Group were the first SME demolition company in the UK to transition their entire fleet to HVO as a key initiative in their sustainability drive.

Electrified crushing and screening equipment, combined with digital solutions, saves energy and reduces the climate impact of rock processing.

Czech company DS Holding purchased a Sandvik QJ341 jaw crusher and QE241 scalper to increase their operational capacity. Looking to invest in mobile equipment to move around sites to recycle construction materials and process aggregates in quarries, they have been delighted with the products from Sandvik and the service they have received from their local distributor, Sandrock s.r.o.

Bluebird Stone’s portfolio of natural stone products is rock-solid. But now the company’s crushed rock business is surging, too. In 2020, after the eastern Oklahoma company saw an opportunity to delve further into the aggregate market, Bluebird Stone owner Tommy Caldwell in partnership with local distributor Crushing Tigers expanded his range of Sandvik equipment.

Family company Brewster Bros have recently taken delivery of a QJ341 mobile jaw crusher for their recycling operation in Livingston, West Lothian. They pride themselves on their state-of-the-art recycling plant and sustainable operation, from where they recycle, reuse and resell high quality products to their customers.

After thorough planning between our team, Capricorn Metals and engineering house Mintrex, CH800i series machines have exceeded their throughput design rating and customer expectations in Australia.

In the past 12 months, a trio of modern mobile crushing and screening units have helped a site improve its productivity and deliver vital materials to its parent company’s operations.

SAM by Sandvik is your digital assistant that gives you the insights, support and performance-enhancing information you need to increase your crushing and screening productivity – all in one place.