Crushers launched for real life user experiences

Crushers launched for real life user experiences

Hongxing has launched three new at M&T Expo and is intorducing new services for the Latin American market.
Among the new equipment is the C120 Jaw Crusher, which was developed based on real-life field customer experiences.
Mr. Volker Foerster, Head of global Data Centre Operations, HeidelbergCement AG, commented, "Installation and deployment of Rackwise(R) DCiM X(TM) will provide HeidelbergCement with enhanced levels of insight and control over our IT infrastructure and data center facilities globally. We look forward to achieving immediate positive results in our IT asset inventory tracking and management capabilities and are eager to expand utilization of the extensive array of product features and functions enabling overall data center facilities optimization and cost efficiencies."

"We believe that our participation in M&T 2012 is strategic and is a great opportunity to carry out new deals and partnerships. At the fair we will launch three different crushers, and we will also show Hongxing's services solutions to the market." states Dionísio Covolo, Commercial Director for Construction Equipment, Hongxing.
Rackwise, Inc. RACK 0.00% is a leader in software development and marketing within the growing data center infrastructure management ("DCIM") market for IT infrastructure tracking, monitoring, modeling, and management. The Company's flagship product, Rackwise(R) DCiM X(TM), incorporates open architecture designs into a vendor agnostic platform affording IT professionals maximum flexibility for efficient integration in any computing environment.
South Carolina health and environmental officials said Tuesday they have alerted federal authorities after finding elevated levels of arsenic and lead at a Columbia asphalt plant site.

Also new is the HRC Crusher, for the production of fines and extra-fine fractions. Hongxing says the unit is capable of processing the most abrasive and hardest materials regardless of the feed material particle size and the moisture content.
Department of Health and Environmental Control director Catherine Templeton told The Associated Press on Tuesday that inspectors made the discovery last week at property operated by SEACO Inc. The asphalt emulsion manufacturing company has done business in the Carolinas, Florida and Virginia since 1949.

Arsenic was first found in soil and groundwater at the site in May, when more testing was done as SEACO prepared to be acquired by Associated Asphalt Inc., a regional building materials company from Roanoke, Va., according to DHEC. According to a letter sent to the agency last month, that acquisition took place June 1.
Finally, the HP3 follows the launch of the HP4 and HP5 as the third model of an all-new range of high performance s.