LiuGong Metso Construction Equipment (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. is introducing its first prototypes of high-quality and high-performance track-mounted mobile crushing and screening equipment designed for the Chinese customer requirement. LiuGong Metso Construction Equipment (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "LiuGong-Metso") is a joint venture funded by LiuGong Group and Metso late last year.

LiuGong-Metso showcased the prototypes of a track-mounted jaw crushing station and a track-mounted screening station at the International Trade Fair for Construction Machinery, Building Material Machines, Construction Vehicles and Equipment (Bauma China 2014) in Shanghai last week.

The track-mounted mobile crushing and screening equipment are designed for crushing hard stones and recovering building materials with main applications for: project contracting, quarry, mine, cement, municipal road and bridge construction as well as construction waste recycling. Featuring high productivity, low fuel consumption, high reliability, high safety factor and easy operation, the new products can save energy and costs while protecting the environment and maximizing the value created for customers, according to the customer.

LiuGong-Metso is committed to serving and developing track-mounted mobile crushing and screening plants for Chinese customers. According to the company, the joint venture perfectly combines Metso’s professional knowledge in the business and technical fields of the track-mounted mobile crushing and screening plants with the strong marketing network and production capacity of LiuGong in China.

Today, Metso has a strong and well-established presence in China. Metso’s 1,500 employees in China address local customer needs in all Metso’s key customer industries, and support the sustainable development of China’s industries and infrastructure.

This story also appears on Aggregate Equipment Guide.

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