Lippmann - Tue July 22, 2025
Lippmann Welcomes PacWest Machinery as New Dealer in PNW
Lippmann named PacWest Machinery as its newest authorized dealer, expanding Lippmann's presence and service capabilities in the Pacific Northwest. PacWest will provide sales, rental and aftermarket support for Lippmann's full line of crushing and screening equipment, bringing a wealth of experience and resources to aggregate producers in the region....
Metso - Tue July 22, 2025
Metso Distributor ICM Solutions Expands to Ariz.
Metso's distributor, ICM Solutions, has acquired the crushing business from Empire Southwest in Arizona. The acquisition expands ICM's authorized distribution sales and service territory with Metso to include the entirety of Arizona, adding to its already existing footprint of Utah, southern Idaho, Nevada and northern California....
Aero Aggregates - Tue July 08, 2025
Aero Aggregates Assists in Teton Pass Big Fill Slide Repair
Aero Aggregates, the first vertically integrated manufacturer in North America to produce ultra-lightweight, foamed glass aggregate (UL-FGA), concluded its role in providing strong, yet lightweight backfill material for the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) Teton Pass Big Fill Slide permanent repair project....
FAE - Tue July 01, 2025
PT300 Becomes Even More Versatile With New SFM/PT Head.
FAE is broadening the fields of application for the PT300 tracked carrier with the introduction of the new SFM/PT multitask attachment, which can shred wood, crush stones and cut stumps or roots, all in one head....
Finlay - Wed June 25, 2025
Finlay Unveils J-1280 Jaw Crusher
Finlay has introduced the J-1280 Jaw Crusher, a new addition to its tracked mobile crusher lineup. Designed to bridge the gap between the J-1175 and the larger J-1480, the J-1280 delivers performance in a more transport-friendly package, making it the ideal solution for medium-sized quarries and larger contractors seeking high capacity without the logistical challenges of heavier equipment....
CEG/Stone Products - Tue June 17, 2025
Stone to Solutions: Legacy, Growth of Stone Products Inc.
Stone Products Inc. traces its roots back to 1966, when it was founded by Don Sterling and George Carmack to produce aggregate for construction use. The company was initially established to support Beaver Excavating Company — founded by Sterling in 1953 — of which it remains a subsidiary....
Heidelberg Materials - Tue June 03, 2025
Heidelberg Materials North America Acquires Concrete Recycling Business in Calgary
Heidelberg Materials North America announced that it has acquired certain assets of Concrete Crushers Inc. (CCI), the largest concrete recycler in Calgary, Alberta. The transaction includes a recycled aggregates yard in southeast Calgary and a contract crushing business with four mobile plants....
CDE - Thu May 29, 2025
CDE, Freehaven Materials Unveil Solution to Transform Waste Into Opportunity
As available landfill capacity continues to diminish across Long Island, CDE and Freehaven Materials joined forces to deliver a waste recycling plant that can repurpose excavated waste material. Unveiled at an open house event, the 150tph waste recycling plant in Brookhaven is turning resources that would have been discarded as waste into valuable in-spec sand and aggregates....
CDE - Tue May 20, 2025
CDE Plant Ushers in New Era for 75-Year Old Family Business
For almost three quarters of a century, the Duff family has produced and supplied crushed limestone, sand and gravel to all of west-central Ohio. As the multi-generational family enterprise approaches its landmark 75th year in business, a new CDE wash plant, capable of processing up to 300 tons per hour (tph) of sand and aggregate, has been commissioned at the company's Lewistown, Ohio, sand and gravel site....
Andy Gotlieb – CEG SENIOR EDITOR - Wed May 14, 2025
M.E.G. Contractors Eyes Growth With Help From Komplet
Many boys are fascinated by heavy equipment in their formative years, although those interests are prone to frequent changes, as things like dinosaurs, Star Wars and sports compete for attention. Not for Michael Goldberg....
