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Anaconda Conveyors USA Introduces DF410 Portable Tracked Screener
Anaconda Conveyors USA’s DF410 is a portable, compact tracked screener. “Our machine is designed with the entry level producer or recycler in mind. Our screening plant has a whole lot to offer customers that are looking to achieve large tonnages without paying a high price tag.”
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Anaconda Conveyors Moves into Bellingham Facility
Anaconda Conveyors USA has moved into its new facility and corporate headquarters located at 47 Maple St., Bellingham, Mass. The 45,000 sq. ft. facility has 40,000 sq. ft. of shop, manufacturing and inventory space and 5,000 sq. ft. of office space and is located in an industrial park with its own nine acre yard.
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Anaconda Conveyors Helps Keep Costs Down
Today, when the cost that an aggregate producer or recycler can demand for his materials is not going up, controlling production costs are more important than ever before and one of the biggest costs incurred is labor and earthmoving equipment.
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Premier Equipment to Carry Anaconda Conveyors
Premier Equipment President Eamon McMahon and Gordon Terry, general manager of Anaconda Conveyors USA, have entered into an agreement for Premier Equipment to represent the Anaconda line of conveying equipment in the New England states.
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COR Equipment Takes on Anaconda Line
COR Equipment Sales, Stamford, Conn., is now an authorized dealer for Anaconda Conveyors USA in New England and New York.
“We became a dealer because we were looking for a quality piece of equipment that complements our line of Rubble Master compact recyclers.
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Cavaliere Industries Finds Missing Piece of Conveyor Puzzle
Cavaliere Onsite Recycling’s mid-sized Rubble Master portable, tracked impact crushers have enabled the company to grow an onsite recycling business that can handle processing concrete, asphalt and stone in tight spots.
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