Bucket Wheel Reclaimer Shaft
Discover the success story behind a recent project: the production of a Proof Machined 3-tonne, 3.5m custom forged shaft for a Bucket Wheel Reclaimer. This project, meticulously managed and quality-certified from inception to delivery, showcases our expertise in design, manufacturing, and logistics coordination.
LP & HP Slurry Heat Exchanges
Project success story: the fabrication of Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers for LP & HP Slurry Heat Exchangers. Purpose-built for the demanding conditions of the Alumina industry, these carbon steel heat exchangers with Ni-Clad Tube Sheets, Channel Heads & Bundles were fabricated to strict design requirements.
Wolfram Shaft Sleeve
Discover the durability and longevity of our Wolfram Shaft Sleeve, engineered for corrosive mining applications. With significantly longer wear life than other materials, these sleeves offer unparalleled performance in harsh mining environments. Download our brochure to learn more.
SAFER-SERIES SLURRY PUMP
Our SafeR-Series® Slurry Pump, engineered for harsh mining conditions with safety and environmental considerations in mind. These pumps boast modern safety features, improved efficiencies, extended wear life, and reduced operating costs. Fully interchangeable with the ‘AH’ workhorse, enabling old pumps to be retrofitted with safer designs. Download our brochure to explore the range of features, specifications and applications.
BEARING SERVICE EXCHANGE
Reduce your stock holding and minimise downtime with our bearing service exchange programme.
Exchange an old bearing assembly for a new or refurbished one at just 60% of the price of buying new; before that hot, noisy or high vibration bearing assembly fails. We can ship the service exchange unit to you, minimising downtime without increasing your stock holding. Download brochure or contact us to learn more.
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With more than 20 years’ international strategic sourcing experience, we give Australian businesses risk-free access to our international supply chain.
