Major announced they will be attending ConExpo/Con-AGG 2026.
They will highlight their screen media, polyurethane strips and the Major app alongside a new product that will be added to their lineup. They will be at booth C32269 in the central hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center.
In addition, Major will participate in a panel discussion titled "Screen Smarter: Practical Strategies for Peak Performance" on March 5 from 10:45-11:45 a.m.
This educational session explores insights into what makes screening systems effective. Major will share how quarries and mines can improve their operations, diving into how screen media considerations like wire selection, crown curve and climate factors can significantly impact output and productivity in mines and quarries.
"ConExpo/Con-AGG only happens once every three years, which makes it an exciting opportunity for our customers to see the newest technological advances in screen media in person," said Bernard Betts, president of Major. "This year, we're participating in a panel discussion to help educate aggregates producers on their screen media and the importance of choosing the right options for their facility. We've also been listening to our customers and addressing their main concerns. Our goal is to become a one-stop shop for all screen media, so look out for an exciting announcement at the show."
Major will be showcasing a variety of new equipment and technology — one of which will be launched at the show — including:
Advanced Polyurethane Strips Variant
Advanced polyurethane strips are available for the Flex-Mat modular series. This variant increases the lifespan and effectiveness of screen media with greater chemical stability for wet and corrosive environments.
Advanced polyurethane strips match the lifespan of OptimumWire, maintaining screening integrity up to 10 times longer than traditional polyurethane in some cases, according to Major.
The Major App
The recently updated Major App creates a single resource for mining and aggregates producers and Major dealers. Depending on the type of user, the app includes marketing materials, expert documents and a newsroom with articles and announcements as well as the RFID reader and the Flex-Mat sensor.
Customers and dealers also can track and store screen media data such as screen dimensions and customer-defined details to simplify the order process and inventory management through Flex-Mat ID enabled technology, which features RFID chips embedded into the polyurethane on the screen panel.
Major's booth also will feature a new event — the Wire Cut challenge. They will pit their engineered wire against other wire options in a test of strength and durability. Attendees who visit the booth can see if they have what it takes to break the wire and possibly win a prize.
Visit majorflexmat.com to learn more about Major's screen media technology.
