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The Model RS-27P cable support, manufactured by Conveyor Components Company, Croswell, Michigan, joins the ranks of the RS-23 and RS-27 and provides another way to properly support e-stop cable for the product line of engineered safety stop switches. The RS-27P “pig-tail” or “corkscrew” cable support allows the installer to quickly install the pull cable without having to thread the cable through a traditional eye. E-stops or emergency cable pull controls are required in many parts of the world to protect personnel from dangerous situations, and are designed to act as an emergency stop for conveyors and other moving machinery. The RS-27P cable support consists of zinc plated steel support with spiral eye and comes complete with two hex nuts and a lock washer. Installation involves a ½-inch diameter hole in the conveyor side-rail or frame. For more information, contact Conveyor Components Company at (800) 233-3233.
CWMF
The Wedge-Lok™ Tire Suspension System from CWMF Inc., Waite Park, Minnesota, has been in use for over 25 years. The design allows the end user to secure the tire to the drum and eliminate tire slippage by simply adjusting setscrews. The inclined plane mechanism provides superb holding strength and there is no need to apply shim stock, according to the manufacturer. A secured and balance tire extends the life expectancy and reduces costly downtime. CWMF will be introducing a new featured
video onto their website (summer 2021), which will demonstrate how to properly install the Wedge-Lok™ Tire Suspension System. For more information, contact sales@cwmfcorp.com or visit www. cwmfcorp.com.
CURRY
Curry Supply Company, Martinsburg, Pennsylvania, has appointed Cory Wilson as the company’s vice president of operations. In this role, Wilson oversees all elements of the company’s supply chain, manufacturing, and engineering, ensuring that excellence in quality remains central to Curry’s customer value proposition and growth strategy. Wilson joins Curry after serving in various roles at JLG Industries in McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania, for the past 17 years.
DOOSAN
The front of the wheel loader has been considered a major safety issue due to blind spots. That's why Doosan Infracore, Seoul, South Korea, has introduced a “transparent bucket” function on a wheel loader. The system allows wheel loader drivers to see blind spots in front of the bucket via a monitor in the cab. The system records images in front of the wheel loader with cameras installed at the top and bottom of the bucket and shows the combined images in real time using a curved projection method. According to the manufacturer, Doosan Infracore is the first company to develop and apply a front projection function like this for a construction machine.
EVOQUIP
EvoQuip®, a Terex brand, has launched the revamped Bison 120 jaw crusher with a new fuel efficient Deutz 2.2 L3 Engine Stage V engine, larger crusher drive motor and easily adjustable belt tensioner to aid tensioning and belt replacement. The new style panels offer access to the engine bay from all three sides, making maintenance and servicing easy, according to the manufacturer. The revamped model now has the addition of a programmable logic controller (PLC) with intuitive push button control panel as standard along with a remote control to enable the operator to adjust the jaw’s closed side setting (CSS) and to start or stop from the cab. The Bison 120 features a 680 mm by 400 mm single toggle jaw crusher. The jaw is driven hydraulically, allowing the customer the ability to reverse the crusher to clear a blockage as well as being able to run in reverse permanently for sticky applications such as asphalt. The ability to adjust the jaw setting and operate the plant from the remote control allows for a fast and simple set up for the customer. For more information, contact your local Terex dealer.
H&B
The Wedge-Lok™ from CWMF retrofits on this CMI drum. 30 // May 2021
Haver & Boecker Niagara, St. Catharines, Ontario, highlights the advantages of pairing eccentric screening technology with polyurethane screen media. The combination of the eccentric machines in its Niagara F-Class and Niagara N-Class with polyurethane media, such as Ty-Max and Ty-Deck, are designed to offer more uptime, fewer screening problems and higher screening efficiency. Here’s what they’ve learned:
