Terex Washing Systems (TWS) is gearing up to exhibit at ConExpo 2014 and will use this platform to announce the launch of the new larger model of the Aggresand range, the Aggresand 206 washer, suitable for all industrial, construction, recycling and mining applications. This larger Aggresand model shares all the modular features of the Aggresand 165 model launched in 2013 including ease of transportation, rapid set-up time, pre-wired and pre-plumbed and HMI control system.

“We are excited about making our debut at ConExpo,” said Sean Loughran, director of TWS. “Our engineers have been working on finalizing design and specification of the new larger Aggresand 206 model to give our customers the same benefits as the Aggresand 165 system, but with even more capacity. We’re looking forward to meeting our customers and showing them how this new system will help their businesses.”

The official launch and unveiling of the Aggresand 206 will take place at Hillhead Show, Buxton, England in June 2014, when TWS also will launch another new product, the next generation logwasher, the Aggrescrub 150.

The new model, Aggresand 206, utilizes the Terex 20 by 6 ft. (6 by 1.8 m) inclined rinser screen and will be available in two or three deck options. It is directed at the larger producer who wants to increase the tonnage per hour up to a maximum of 400 tph (363 t).

TWS will exhibit the FM120BW bucket wheel dewatering system at ConExpo. The FM120BW system continues to be an extremely efficient plant effectively solving customers washing requirements around the world including recent installations in 2013 in Russia, Australia, Turkey and the Middle East.

The FM120BW which TWS will be showcasing is a unique sand plant that brings together traditional dewatering buckets and hydrocyclone technology on one chassis. The unit is particularly suited to high wearing abrasive sands as the buckets reduce wear on the rubber lined centrifugal pump and cyclones. The unit also is capable of processing a feed product up to ½ in. (1.3 cm). The primary purpose of the FM120BW sand plant is to remove the unwanted silt <75 micron (200 mesh) and dewater the clean sand down to 10 percent moisture.

“We hope our ConExpo exhibit and new product announcements demonstrate our commitment to providing enhanced and unique solutions to meet every customer’s individual needs and demands,” said Loughran. “Our team draws upon years of expertise from the rich heritage of our legacy companies and we look forward to addressing all your mineral and aggregate washing queries.”

Terex Washing Systems will have a team of technical sales engineers on two stands at ConExpo, Terex Stand — Gold Lot, Stand #1047 and Invest Northern Ireland Stand — Central Halls C3-C5 #51404.

For more information, visit www.terex.com.

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