The R.E. Law Crushed Stone quarry near Port Colborne, Ontario, bought its oldest operating F-Class vibrating screen on March 20, 1943. The vibrating screen shipped two months later. The machine was then sold to Hard Rock Paving Co. along with the quarry in 1977. The Waterford Group bought the operation in 2008 and uses the F-Class at a quarry in Uxbridge, Ontario. Its operators say it still works flawlessly.
Pulse condition monitoring from Haver & Boecker Niagara uses modern algorithms and artificial intelligence to monitor the health of vibrating screens, allowing p ... Read more
Let’s build the world together. At Haver & Boecker Niagara, we recognize the importance of and responsibility for caring for our customers as well as the world we all li ... Read more
An increase of the yield of the agriculture area is necessary and only achievable with continuous re-feeding the soil with macro- and micronutrients - fertilizing. Haver & ... Read more
With a seventy-year history in designing, manufacturing, operating and service of pelletizing equipment, Haver & Boecker Niagara has established itself as a leading specia ... Read more
Haver & Boecker Niagara offers a full diagnostics portfolio by combining the Pulse Impact Test, Pulse Vibration Analysis, and Pulse Condition Monitoring to give aggregates ... Read more
Haver & Boecker Niagara introduces a new electronic guide that expands its dedicated suite of tools to complement its PROcheck approach. Read more
