Osborn product manager Emile Oosthuyzen explains that the screens will be employed at Petra Diamonds' Cullinan operation, where a new tailings reclamation plant is being set up. This order comprises six Osborn IFE Screens – two 12” x 24” double deck screens and four 12” x 24” single decks – as well as one 3” x 16” Osborn Obex single deck screen.
Osborn netted this order based on its competitive pricing, as well as its long-established reputation as a supplier of robust, high quality products, Oosthuyzen says. Petra Diamonds currently has a wide range of Osborn machines in operation at Cullinan, he adds, including vibrating grizzly feeders, screens, scrubbers and crushers.
Read the rest... Johannesburg-based Osborn has unveiled a new equipment offering that could bring down South Africa's road maintenance costs by up to 90%. It is the Roadtec “Shuttle Buggy”, a state-of-the-art material transfer vehicle that is used extensively by government roads departments worldwide to achieve consistently high quality asphalt surfaces.
With the country's pothole problem constantly making news, along with a multi-billion Rand road maintenance backlog, South Africa is in dire need of a solution like the Shuttle Buggy. Recognising the value of this revolutionary unit, Polokwane Surfacing has already purchased one, and, according to Peet Venter, product sales manager at Osborn, the Shuttle Buggy is set to revolutionise road building and maintenance in South Africa.
Read the rest... With coal use worldwide continuing to grow – led by China and India - the future looks bright for equipment suppliers who can contribute to meeting the burgeoning demand for coal-fired energy. Elandsfontein-based Osborn is one such supplier, and with the addition of a new mineral sizer to its product range, offers a virtual one-stop shop for the coal industry.
Marketing manager Neill du Plessis elaborates: “Osborn has been supplying the coal industry with robust, high quality equipment for more than five decades, and we are exceptionally well positioned to meet current and future demand. Osborn's machines have gained popularity as far afield as Australia and Turkey and closer to home with our neighbours Zambia and Zimbabwe,” he adds.
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