Quarry Trader

20/03/2017

Good news for anybody looking for exhibition space at Hillhead 2018...

Additional indoor and outdoor space to be created to accommodate demand for stands at Hillhead 2018

15/02/2017

Quinn Cement upping their game with an expansion facility to take additional export cement from their Cavan plant.
(http://bit.ly/2lJJofQ)

New cement export hub at Warrenpoint Harbour to support company’s continuing growth post-Brexit

15/02/2017

Aggregate Plant for sale on the site. Comes with 3x25 Tonne bins, weigh hopper and complete out conveyor. It may need a lick of paint, but still in excellent order and going for a great price. Please click the link to get more info or to enquire.

(http://bit.ly/2kQGHe2)

14/02/2017

A range of quarry washing and screening plant being advertised on the quarrytrader.ie website. Click the link to get more information. (http://bit.ly/2ko2lTE)

13/02/2017

Horizontal Silo that's currently advertised on the quarrytrader.ie website. Click the link to get more information. (http://bit.ly/2ko3dYi)

09/01/2017

112,000 construction workers required in Ireland by 2020.
(http://bit.ly/2hYIdq7)

It’s no secret that during the recessionary years that promising construction professionals from Ireland and the UK left for pastures new. Australia, Canada and the US welcomed them with open arms as it is well known that our construction workers come with good experience and know-how.

06/01/2017

Mobile concrete plant for sale in Tipperary.

Complete with:
- 3 x aggregate bins, 40 ton capacity per compartment
- 60 cubic metres per hour output
- Skid mounted for ease of installation on any site
- Fully automated with detailed batch records
- Polyurethane lined bins and hopper for exceptional wear resistance
- Franz Ludwig moisture probe
- Full manual backup station
- Twin lowera water pumping system for maximum output
- Choice of cement silos available

(http://bit.ly/2iJAXSV)

Complete with: - 3 x aggregate bins, 40 ton capacity per compartment - 60 cubic metres per hour output - Skid mounted for ease of installation on any site - Fully automated with detailed batch records - Polyurethane lined bins and hopper for exceptional wear resistance - Franz Ludwig moisture probe…

06/01/2017

Fresh on the site, Micro Batching plant available in Tipperary.

- Quick Installation
- Compact design and low maintenance
- Cost efficient and easy transportation
- Ideal startup/backup plant
- Can batch up to 10 cubic metres in one cycle
- Supplied with either one or two aggregate bins
- Plug and play unit

(http://bit.ly/2hYK91v)

- Quick Installation - Compact design and low maintenance - Cost efficient and easy transportation - Ideal startup/backup plant - Can batch up to 10 cubic metres in one cycle - Supplied with either one or two aggregate bins - Plug and play unit www.OBplant.com

30/11/2016

Machinery wholesalers, plant operators and purchasing managers, we would like to hear from you to find out your thoughts on the post below... Is there much construction activity in your area?
(http://bit.ly/2fX6iwZ)

Purchasing activity in the UK construction sector reached its highest level for several months this autumn. Find out more with Achilles.

29/11/2016

Do you have construction machinery for sale? We would like to put your products on our site for a full 6 months for free... There's no catch, just get in touch! If you would like to contact our team direct, please email [email protected] or use the contact form on our website!

29/11/2016

Some great news for Scotland and the UK economy as a whole... There seems to be a slight boom in Scotland at the moment with lots of construction trade ongoing!
(http://bit.ly/2fIFUJN)

Housebuilder Barratt Developments has delivered a £319 million boost to the UK economy over the past year, according to a new report from the firm. During the 12 months ending 30th June 2016, the group, which includes both Barratt Homes and David Wilson Homes, has built over 1,550 new homes in Scotl...

28/11/2016

There seems to be an uptake in construction around Ireland, which is a good sign. However, the slight decrease in Leinster (ex. Dublin) leaves a slight sour taste. Read the post from Businessworld.ie below... (http://bit.ly/2gzrvNN)