Laurini welcomes new pipeline equipment
Published by Anna Nicklin,
Assistant Editor
World Pipelines,
Laurini Officine Meccaniche has announced the launch of its new Vulcano XXL machine, a vibrating screen on a self-propelled radio-controlled crawler that is larger than the bestselling Vulcano 2.0.
The Vulcano XXL offers enhanced performance. The screening area is 30% larger than that of the Vulcano 2.0, which means higher hourly production. In fact, it can screen up to 320 m3/hr under ideal conditions.
Developed in response to customers’ needs relative to the type and magnitude of the project, the Vulcano XXL machine is 3.5 t without dismantling, and 3 t after removal of the crosswise conveyor belt. In addition, the discharge belt is 1000 mm wide rather than 800 mm, and the loading hopper holds 500 mm more; the underhood is also enlarged to size D5.
“Research and the development of new solutions in line with market needs perfectly express the sense of our corporate mission,” says Marco Laurini, Chairman of Laurini Officine Meccaniche. “To be a leader in the sector at the global level this is exactly what we do: we develop and produce innovative customized machinery that can satisfy all demands, maintaining a unique record of excellence in our field.”
The Vulcano XXL will not be the only new product presented by Laurini Officine Meccaniche. Other projects are in the works and, at the end of May, the Vulcano Smart model will also be ready. This machine, designed for small and medium-sized jobs, requires no special permits for transport and can be moved from place to place at lower costs.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldpipelines.com/product-news/19052017/laurini-welcomes-new-pipeline-equipment/
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