Sandvik Mining and Construction announces the Sandvik NoiseGuard muffler system for surface top hammer drilling, with a suppression capacity of 10 dB (A) which means a considerable reduction in the noise levels of the site and in its surroundings. The system is designed for Sandvik DX type (former Tamrock Ranger) drill rigs.   Self-propelled, self-contained hydraulic crawler drill rigs with a revolving superstructure and articulated boom.  Can handle the roughest terrain.  Rigs drill quality holes from 51-127 mm in diameter to depths of up to 256 meters. Call Nina Lehtonen at +358-205-44-121.

American Excelsior Company, Arlington, TX, announces a new and improved staple gun for the exclusive installation of E-Staple biodegradable staples.  The E-Stapler will install either 4 or 6 inch E-Staples for the purpose of anchoring American Excelsior Company line of Curlex and AEC Premier Straw erosion control blankets.  The E-Stapler will shorten installation time. Creates total biodegradability versus rusted steel anchoring of ECBHB or any other product where staple or pins are needed.  Call Cathy Byrom at 817/385-3500. 

Telsmith Inc, Mequon, WI, an Astec company, introduces the PA6060 Primary Impact Crusher, designed for large quarried stone or tough demolition debris.  Engineered to maximize crushing hours and minimize maintenance. A heavier rotor delivers higher inertia to optimize crushing, and ruggedness to consistently crush 40-inch stone.  Utilizes a state-of-the-art hydraulic system to provide finger-tip control of apron adjustments.  Call Jim Schreiner at 262/242-6600.

Philadelphia Gear Corp., King of Prussia, PA, announces the online availability of the CORE Continuous Oil Rescue Equipment.  Available in two models that filter metallic particles as small as one micron.  Both CORE versions hold significantly more contaminant than a conventional filter because of a three-dimensional storage capacity.  Call 800/766-5120.

Oil Skimmers Inc, Cleveland, OH, introduces the Model 6V Oil Recovery System that removes oily wastes that float on the surface of water.  A specially formulated collector tube skims oil from the water surface.  The oil adheres to the outside of the closed-loop tube, which is slowly drawn across the surface of the water and into the oil skimmer.  Designed to recover oil 24 hours a day, seven days a week, unattended.  Call Jim Petrucci at 800/200-4603.

ROTEX Global, LLC, Cincinnati, OH, has added the MEGATEX XD Separator to its line of dry separation equipment, designed to meet demanding screening requirements of high-volume applications.  Features a high capacity per square foot of screen cloth in a compact footprint, a screen deck slope of six degrees to meet demanding product specifications and maximize screen efficiency, and an external drive cartridge that allows continuous operation up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.  Call John Gerhardt at 513/591-5322.

Eriez, Erie, PA, now offers advanced, cost-effective Electrostatic Separators that utilize surface conductivity to recover valuable metals from electronic scrap including chopped wire. Fine conductive and nonconductive particles can be efficiently separated using Eriez Electrostatic Rotor Separators.  Applications include chopped wire,  computer scrap, circuit boards, complex scrap, aluminum and PE dealer-mix cable ACSR cable.  Call 888/300-3743.

Innovative Equipment Solutions (IES), Hot Springs, AR, announces the Maximus Series of totally portable, automated wheel wash systems – a unique solution engineered specifically for the construction industry.  Ideal for eliminating trackout at project sites where excavation is not allowed or desired.  Entirely an above-ground system.  Call Carol Wasson at 260/724-4508.

Telsmith Inc., Mequon, WI, an Astec company, introduces the Vibro-King TL series, replacing the existing Vibro-King and Specmaker screen lines, featuring longer service life, reduced maintenance and lower operating costs.  The TL series offers the new TL shaft assembly featuring a revolutionary “Never-Wear” seal design that eliminates contact seals, reducing maintenance and providing longer service life.  All TL shaft assemblies utilize wide-series bearings and polished shaft bearing journals.  Telsmith also introduces the Model SBX Cone Crusher, engineered with new internal components and crushing chamber profiles that allow it to accept larger feed. Call Jim Schreiner at 262/242-6600.

P&H Mining Equipment, Milwaukee, WI, now offers a P&H 9000C Series line-up of walking draglines.  P&H models now include the P&H 9010C (55 cubic meter/70 cubic yard class), the 9020C (75m/100yd), and the 9030C (100m/135 yd) – each designed for optimized productivity, reliability and maintainability performance.  Draglines come with 24/7 Life Cycle Management support from P&H MinePro Services.  Visit www.phmining.com

Atlas Copco Construction Tools LLC, West Springfield, MA, introduces its new line of hydraulic demolition multi grapple attachments, featuring large hydraulic cylinders that provide high closing forces and short cycle times—ideal for sorting and loading rubble.  The new multi grapple line includes MG 1000, MG 800 and MG 500.  MG 1000 delivers a maximum closing force of 4.7 tons; the MG 800 a force of 3.8 tons; and the MG 500 offers 2.4 tons of closing force.  A standard 360-degree hydraulic rotation unit is on each multi grapple. Atlas Copco also introduces the SB 552, the largest model in its SB hydraulic breaker attachments.  Ideal for a multitude of applications including demolition, road construction, building renovation, foundation work, trenching, landscaping and secondary breaking. Call Peter Bigwood at 413/746-0020.

Konecrane, Springfield, OH, now offers the CXT1 electric rope hoist, designed to meet a broad range of industrial lifting applications.  Incorporates state-of-the-art engineering and saves on maintenance, repair, and downtime costs over the lifetime of the equipment.    Designed with large diameter drums and true lift reeving for accurate load positioning.  Has 6:1 hoist motor speed ratio, and provides slow “spotting” speed for positioning.  Call 800/934-6976.

Sithe Global Power LLC of Manhattan plans to treat abandoned mine drainage through both power production and by burning the by-products of past coal operations.  The company has a design for a 300-megawatt power plant and has begun the permitting process.  The power, enough to run 300,000 residences for a year, will be sold to an electric transmission grid, PJM Interconnections LLC.  The plant could be in production by mid-2013.  The coal is to be purchased mainly from PBS Coals Inc.’s Shade Preparation Plant.

Dressta North America, Buffalo Grove, IL, introduces the 555C Extra wheel loader, featuring a new turbocharged, in-line six-cylinder Cummins QSM11 engine.  The 10.8 liter Tier 3 certified engine delivers 319 net horsepower at 2100 rpm or 330 net horsepower with minimum fan usage. Maximum torque is 1,235 lb-ft at 1400 rpm. The 6.5 yd3 size wheel loader can come equipped with buckets ranging from 5.5 yd3 to 11.0 yd3 and has an approximate operating weight of up to 66,380 lb.  Call 847/573-1251.

Global Security and Engineering Solutions, a division of L-3 Communications, NY, NY, introduces the tested L-3 Wireless Mine Communications system, which ensures full wireless coverage down mine crosscuts, in belt entries and other restricted areas, as well as extended wireless coverage throughout the main entries.  Call Duncan E. Van Buskirk at 703/293-7813.

Inpro/Seal Company, Rick Island, IL. now offers two shaft-sealing systems for the containment of powders, abrasives, liquids and toxic vapors; the Air Mizer –PS and the Articulating Air Mizer PS with upgraded design features. The Air Mizer product line was developed to use minimal amounts of air pressure to seal shafts where dry particulates, powders and bulk solids are handled, processed, packaged and stored.  The Articulated Air Mizer-PS adds the ability to handle extreme shaft run-out and deflection.  Call David C. Orlowski at 309/787-4971.

Glacier Computer, New Milford, C T, introduces the Ridgeline Tablet, a portable, rugged, computing power that features efficiency to mobile workers in harsh environments.  Windows XP devices are capable of running any application while withstanding extremes of water and humidity at virtually any temperature.  Each tablet computer is equipped with a convenient touch screen interface that workers use to retrieve and send information.  Has a 10.4” display.  Call John Geary at 603/882-1560 x212.