Vermeer

Vermeer Equipment Suppliers is introducing the Anaconda SR520 screen to the southern African market. Ideal for fine screening, the machine marks the company’s first foray into the finishing screening market. By Munesu Shoko.

As surface mines explore ways to run profitable operations, continuous surface miners offer an alternative mining approach that can benefit an array of commodity areas. Speaking to Quarrying Africa, Frank Beerthuis, MD of Vermeer Equipment Suppliers, says that, just like any other mainstream commodity areas, the quarrying sector, and, in particular, the limestone/cement industry, can largely benefit from this technology. By Munesu Shoko.

Amid increased demand for compact scalping screens, largely driven by the contractor fraternity, Vermeer Equipment Suppliers is introducing the Anaconda DF514 tracked mobile scalping screen to the local market. Capable of processing tonnages of up to 375 tonnes per hour (tph), the machine packs a punch across applications, writes Munesu Shoko.

South African crushing contractor, Crushing & Screening Systems (CSS), has taken delivery of the first ever Anaconda machine in southern Africa, a DF518 scalping screen. Deployed to process old gold dumps in the Benoni area of Gauteng, the machine is performing beyond the client’s expectations. Munesu Shoko was recently on site and filed this report for Quarrying Africa.