Introducing New Mobile & Containerised Concrete Mixing Plants
5th December 2011Parker Plant has further extended its concrete plant portfolio. Complimenting the existing static and low profile concrete plants, the company has introduced a new range of mobile and containerised plants.
The new mobile range covers 40, 50, 60 and 80 m³ capacities in either wet (pan or twin shaft) or dry mix models while the containerised range covers 20 and 30 m³ models in either wet (pan) or dry mix models.
Mobile ConStar 1500:
With a production capacity of up to 50m³/hr, theConStar 1500 fully mobile concrete batching plant meets all the requirements for small to medium size contractor where there is a need for ready-mix or pre-cast concrete produced to high quality standards.
Semi-trailer towing is easily achieved as the integral control cabin hinges upwards within the main structure for transport. The chassis mounted 35m³ cement silo can be supplemented with either vertical or mobile horizontal silos giving additional capacity and/or greater mix design.Containerised ConStar 750C:
With a smaller production capacity of 30m3/hr theConStar 750C also meets all the requirements for small to medium sized projects where there is a need for ready-mix or pre-cast concrete produced to the highest quality standards.
The unique skip weighing system and folding design of the ConStar 750C eliminates the need for a weigh conveyor and allows the main structure to be transported inside a single 12m (40ft) open top container.Click here to view the new range of concrete plants.
Parker Sponsors Mineral Products Association General Assembly
June 16th 2011Parker Plant recently sponsored the 2nd Annual General Assembly of the MPA at Dean’s Yard, London.
The meeting was a chance for leaders within the aggregate, asphalt, concrete and cement industries to meet and discuss safety, environmental, economic and production issues that affect all aspects of our industry.
Over 150 attendees participated in the MPA AGM and received presentations from respected representative from government, banking and industry sector, including Robert Chote, Chairman of Office for Budget Responsibility.
Parker was pleased to associated with and take part in such an important event for the industry and its future.
Parker Plant Re-introduce the Island Range
June 18th 2010Times change and the equipment requirements of Parker Plant customers also seems to go round in cycles.
The re-introduction of many of the previously dormant but unique Parker equipment ranges has unearthed a renewed niche requirement in their previous traditional markets and developing parts of the Caribbean, Africa and the Far East are all welcoming the return of the products with interest.
The Crushranger, Super-Roadmix, Spotmix and Hunter ranges of machinery are all finding demand in these areas where self-contained, single unit Crushing and Asphalt machinery products are providing an economic approach for many smaller scale operations.
Major Construction Project in N.E. Africa
June 10th 2010The largest single order received at Parker Plant for several years sees the finalisation of a major construction project within a landlocked area of North East Africa where first quality materials are currently not readily available.
The supplied equipment will serve to improve and develop the infrastructure projects within the Southern Sudan area and is centred on the establishment of a completely new hard rock quarry installation for the manufacture of road-stone materials and building products.
Sited close to the city of Juba, the Parker plants and equipment supplied to site consist of a fixed 500tph, 4 stage, Crushing, Screening and Stockpiling plant; A 200tph static T2300 Transmix Asphalt Mixing and Storage plant; An 80m³; per hour Sitemix Concrete Batching plant and a 250tph mobile sand Screening and Stockpiling plant.
The commissioning of the main Crushing and Screening plant is now completed and the products stockpiled in readiness for the Asphalt and Concrete plants to come on stream in the next few weeks.
