Mon April 03, 2017
Historic Building to Be Demolished
Officials have decided to demolish a nearly century-old building in Cushing after its front facade collapsed, about four months after it was damaged during an earthquake. The 1920s Cushing Lion's Den was damaged but remained standing after the 5.0 earthquake hit a few miles outside Cushing and damaged some of the city's downtown area in November, the Stillwater News Press reported....
Atlas Copco - Thu March 30, 2017
Atlas Copco Hydro Magnets Pick Profit from Demolition Waste
Atlas Copco's hydro magnets quickly and easily separate valuable iron and steel from concrete waste for subsequent recycling. The hydro magnets can be used with carriers that have exisiting uni-directional auxiliary circuits with a signal line to power and control the magnet, so there is no need for a generator or electric cables from the carrier....
Link Belt - Wed March 22, 2017
LBX Announces Link-Belt Demolition Tools
The Link-Belt Demolition Tool Series (LBD Series) is designed to match today's new classes of excavators and specialty, high-reach applications. The LBD Series will include a full line of shears and pulverizers to match Link-Belt demolition machines....
Irwin Rapoport - Mon March 13, 2017
Detroit's Adamo Demolition Company
Detroit's Adamo Demolition Company, which has demolished more than 2,600 homes and 100 apartment buildings and schools in Detroit since 2014, has depended upon its two equipment dealers — Michigan CAT and Alta Equipment — to look after the complete maintenance of its fleet since 2006....
Irwin Rapoport - Mon March 13, 2017
Detroit Demolitions to Reignite Growth in City
The municipal authority of Detroit has been engaged in a program to demolish nearly 40,000 structures across the city as part of its plan to rebuild and renew the city and spark reinvestment. Thus far, more than 10,700 homes, apartment buildings, schools and other buildings have been demolished by approximately 20 demolition contractors since 2014 and the program is expected to be completed between 2020 and 2022....
Geith - Tue March 07, 2017
New Crusher Feature, Complete Coupler Lineup at ConExpo-Con/AGG 2017
Geith plans to display a new crusher feature and a wide range of couplers at this year's ConExpo in Las Vegas, March 7 – 10, inside booth #C30030. The featured coupler options include Geith's manual quick coupler, tilting coupler and hydraulic quick coupler, all designed to maximize safety, performance and reliability for end-users....
Brianna Rhodes and Hannah Klarner Capital News Service - Wed March 08, 2017
Hogan Implodes Block of Homes in Baltimore for Revival
Gov. Larry Hogan visited Baltimore on Feb. 10 to demolish a row of homes on Chester Street as a part of Project C.O.R.E., a state and city initiative that aims to revitalize the city by creating mixed use retail and housing spaces, parks, and small business opportunities....
Indeco - Wed March 01, 2017
Indeco North America Releases New Product Lines at ConExpo-Con/AGG 2017
Continuing its “smart-growth” strategy of identifying, evaluating and delivering new product innovations that provide quantifiable business value to the construction and demolition industries, Indeco North America, a leading provider of hydraulic breakers, compactors, steel shears, crushers, grabs and pedestal booms for demanding demolition, mining, recycling and road construction applications, will unveil its latest line of performance-proven equipment at ConExpo-Con/AGG 2017, March 7-11, Booth N10614, Las Vegas....
Cindy Riley - Wed March 01, 2017
Demo of Broadway Bridge a 'Show Stopper'
Although efforts to bring down the 93-year-old structure didn't go according to plan, work remains on schedule for the replacement Broadway Bridge (Hwy. 70) over the Arkansas River in Pulaski County....
Mon February 06, 2017
Demolition Begins on Shuttered North Pole Refinery
The company that owns the shuttered North Pole Refinery has begun its demolition. The decision by Flint Hills Resources to tear down refining facilities ends modest hope that a buyer could resume operations, the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner reported....
