Metso to deliver repairs and upgrades for bucketwheel stacker reclaimer in Africa
Published by Alfred Hamer,
Editorial Assistant
Dry Bulk,
Metso has been awarded an order to provide repairs and upgrades for a bucket-wheel stacker reclaimer at a customer’s stockyard operations in Africa. Metso’s scope of delivery includes upgrades and modernisations of the mechanical, structural and electrical components to enhance the customer’s operational efficiency and reliability.
The value of the order is not disclosed and is booked in the Minerals segment fourth quarter 2024 orders received.
“This order highlights our capability to offer comprehensive services in bulk material handling and to deliver tailored solutions as a trusted OEM partner. The customer not only benefits from maximised reliability but also improved safety. Metso’s parts are designed to require less maintenance, aiming for a sustainable return on investment,” says Scott Pringle, Director, Service Technical Support, Africa Metso.
“Metso has combined the best features from our industry-leading legacy brands with modern technology to bring innovative and reliable solutions. Through the use of advanced engineering tools, we integrate technical and machine know-how with high-quality components and service to safeguard customers’ machines and maximise equipment life,” says Danilo Caserta, Product Manager, Stockyard Machines, Metso.
Metso’s experience as a stockyard equipment supplier enables it to extend the stacker/reclaimer service life. Metso holds its own technology and has expertise in bulk material handling equipment refurbishment, upgrades and modernisations. With an expert team that can assess and perform engineering services, it can execute highly complex projects.
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