NEW SANDVIK LOOK

Precisionscreen would like to introduce the Newly Branded Sandvik machines for 2010 and the future! Some of the new Sandvik coloured machines with their livery orange, have been seen making their way into the Australian market late 2009. However, its full steam ahead with Precisionscreen now boasting a full range of Sandvik machines currently in stock. Precisionscreen would like to welcome anyone interested in having a look at the New Sandvik Range up close and personal, to come on down to our Main factory or your nearest depot! Please see your Area Sales Manager for further details.

Harold Kerr (MD Precisionscreen) “The rebranding and new colour scheme of the former Extec & Fintec machines is an excellent foot forward for Precisionscreen. The new colour scheme looks great and I believe it really helps cement the unification of both companies. I agree it may take a wee bit of time to get to know all the new names, but I’m sure our friendly sales team can help out there”

The Sandvik range of screens and crushers represents the ultimate collection of mobile screening and crushing equipment. With unprecedented experience within the screening and crushing industry, Sandvik have produced a range of equipment that caters for virtually all requirements - profitably! Engineered for maximum productivity, Sandvik offer advanced equipment for almost any size reduction challenge. Their in-depth research and vast expertise in screening and crushing has enabled them to develop a range of machines that raise productivity, optimise results and improve customer’s profitability. Through combining their extensive range of equipment, users can create a range of truly world-class mobile solutions.

Sandvik Background
For those who may not know, Sandvik is a global engineering group and a strong brand. Sandvik consists of three world-leading business areas in a decentralised organization:

• Sandvik Tooling
• Sandvik Mining and Construction
• Sandvik materials Technology

The Group currently has around 50,000 employees and representation in 130 countries, with annual sales of more than SEK 86,000 M. The Screening and Crushing range will fall under Sandvik Mining and Construction division.

Interesting dates in Sandvik’s history

1862: Founded in Sandviken by Göran Fredrik Göransson.
1907: Sandvik begins production of hollow drill steel.
1984: Sandvik divisions transformed into separate companies; Sandvik Rock Tools was established.
1990: Sandvik acquires 25% of Tamrock.
1996: Sandvik acquires 26% of Tampella, the parent company of Tamrock.
1998: Tamrock and Sandvik Rock Tools merge to create Sandvik Mining and Construction.
2001: Sandvik Mining and Construction acquires mining and construction part of Svedala and establishes a new product area:
         Sandvik Rock Processing.
2007: Sandvik acquires Extec Screens and Crushers Ltd and Fintec Crushing and Screening Ltd.
2009: Extec and Fintec product lines unified under Sandvik brand to create world’s largest provider of mobile crushing and
         screening solutions.

New Machine Names

New name                  (Old name)                    
QJ340                    (C-12+ Jaw Crusher)
QJ240                    (C-10+ Jaw Crusher)
QJ330                    (F1107 Jaw Crusher)
QH440                   (X44 Cone Crusher)
QH340                   (X38 Cone Crusher)
QH330                   (F1080 Cone Crusher)
QI340                    (I-C13 Impactor)
QI430                    (F1440 Impactor)
QA140                   (S-3 Single Screen)
QA240                   (S-4 Double Screen)
QA340                   (S-5 Doulble Screen)
QA440                   (S-6 Double Screen)
QA450                   (S-7 Triple Deck Screen)
QA330                   (F-542 Screen)
QA430                   (F-570 Screen)
QE330                   (F-640 Scalper)
QE340                   (E-7 Scalper)
QE140                   (Robotrac Scalper)