Low-cost mining operations and used mining equipment for sale is key to the viability of mining projects in the Philippines

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Australian-based mining firm Rusina Mining's chief executive is positive that low-cost mining operations, with the help used mining equipment for sale, remain very feasible in the Philippines, including its nickel project in Zambales.

The key to mining is low cost and that’s where the Philippines has an advantage in — quality, low-cost projects according to the firm's CEO Robert G. Gregory. The firm's Acoje nickel project in Zambales would likely be profitable even with the current credit conditions and low nickel prices at the moment. By the time full-blown operations and huge financing will be needed for the project in 2010, the global crisis would have recovered and nickel prices would have gone up to pre-crisis prices.

Unused and Used Construction Equipment for Worley Parsons on the Clean Fuels project in Saudi Arabia

WorleyParsons, the engineering giant based in Sydney, Australia, has been awarded the Clean Fuels project by the Saudi Aramco Mobil Refinery company in Saudi Arabia. They would be needing unused and used construction equipment for this project.

Heavy Equipment for Sale for the China South-to-North Water Transfer Project

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Four hundred thousand citizens will be relocated and will be replaced by newly-purchased what used to be heavy equipment for sale when the South-to-North Water Transfer Project begins for the very thirsty northern China.

Northern China's economic development is booming, but water supplies are flowing short. Desperate farmers have dug wells as deep as 600 feet to find water, but the Chinese government, with an unimplemented proposal from Mao himself, has much more digging in mind. The Chinese government is going to divert water from the Yangtze River, a southern river known for its strong rising tides, to the dry rivers of the northern China plains.

When completed, 12 trillion gallons of water will flow northward yearly through three man-made channels whose combined construction is expected to displace almost 400,000 people. The project has a $62 billion price tag making this project the most expensive construction project in China, ever. But having finished the Three Gorges Dam — a $25 billion project that has forced the relocation of more than 1 million people — China is no stranger to pricy megaprojects.

Securing Construction Equipment Loans

During these uncertain economic times, it is now more difficult to secure construction equipment loans. According to Finlease principal Mark O’Donoghue, customers are now being urged to do their bit to ensure they secure the finance they need. And that purchasing used construction equipment has been becoming a good option for construction companies to save on costs and to secure a rather smaller financing, that is much easier and faster to be approved. For more information on used construction equipment, contact MSloane Consulting.

Mining Equipment - Bidding for Mt. Diwalwal Gold Mining Project Set On March 31

After an unsuccessful bidding last month for the Mt. Diwalwal mining project, the state-owned Philippine Mining Development Corp. said that it plans to hold another bidding on Mar. 31 which should signal the bidders to complete their operation plans including their mining equipment fleet.

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Jaime De Vera, PMDC vice-president , who also heads the firm's bid and awards committee said that a pre-bidding conference will be held Mar. 16 as planned. The planned bidding on Mar. 31 follows a failed bidding on Dec. 3 last year, when none of the prequalified bidders submitted any offers.

Selling and buying used mining equipment for sale seem to be one of the rising trends in the industry to recover assets and produce savings

The mining sector weakly started into 2009 with much less confidence than with which it launched itself into 2008. Selling and buying used mining equipment for sale seem to be one of the rising trends in the industry to recover assets and produce savings. The super-cycle characterised by high commodity prices and rising demand, which had been dominant for so long, continued for the first half of 2008 unabashed – but then it all changed. Used mining equipment for sale are now at an upscale.

Back then, rising production costs were more of an inconvenience than any genuine cause for alarm as companies ramped up production to sate robust demand. The biggest problem was not being able to keep apace with demand. Now that this want has dissipated, supply constraints, along with other challenges such as the skills shortage, are but a distant memory.

Finance, Procurement Directors and Used Construction Equipment for Sale

Finance and procurement directors in construction companies must play a bigger role in ensuring that they maximise cost savings and make use of inactive assets like purchasing used construction equipment or putting up their used construction equipment for sale to help thrive in today's economic challenges.

China Steel Export and Heavy Equipment for Sale to Meet at the China Steel Export Summit 2009

China Steel Export Summit 2009 is organized by CBI China on 25 to 26th February 2009 at Beijing, China. China steel export and heavy equipment for sale have been affected by series of disadvantages in 2008, including, strict export policies, the appreciation of Chinese RMB, and the world financial crisis. China steel export volume in 2008 decrease more than 12% comparing with 2007.

With the influences of the world financial crisis, the down-stream of steel industry suffered a lot, resulting in the weak demand for steel products as well as mining and heavy equipment for sale. To solve the financial crisis, and also support the steel export, China cancelled the export tax of 13 kinds of steel. Meanwhile, the export policies adjust in auto, house appliances, machinery, and ship industries, will also increase the demand for steel. China government carries out series measures to increase the domestic demand for steel, which will help to balance the price gaps in domestic market and export market, and what other policies China government will take in the year 2009? Will these policies inspire the global demand for steel?

‘China Steel Export Summit’, the brand event of CBI, with 4 year’s experience, will bring you the most update China steel export situation, the latest export policies, and will help you to fasten the vane of China steel export trend!

Reasons to attend:

• To meet the China government officials and get the latest China steel export policies


• To hear the export strategies of China leading steel mills


• Hear from expert speakers to discuss the market outlook for 2009


• To network with all the delegates from global steel industry


• A unique platform to brand your company in front of all these present


• decision-makers of global steel industry

What topics will be discussed in this event?

• What policies and measures will Chinese government take to support China steel industry?


• How will the “40 Billion Economy Boosting Plan” impact the China domestic demand for steel and export?


• The export strategies of China steel mills in the 2009

Highlighted conference sector:

• Senior Level Round Table Discussion
• The latest conference discussion sector in CBI Events
• Specially design for officials, decision-makers
• A ‘Brain-Storm’ for minds exchanges in company management, marketing, and cooperation.
  

For more information contact Nigel Ni

Email: Nigelni@Cbichina.com
Tel:+86-21-51550746
Fax: +86-21-51550744

The 15th CRU World Steel Conference and the Construction Equipment Market

The 15th CRU World Steel Conference is organized by CRU Events on 8th to 10th March 2009 at Imperial Riding School in Vienna. The 15th CRU World Steel Conference will give you a comprehensive update and insight into the latest movements of the steel market brought to you by the leaders in the industry, which would give us insights on the construction equipment market as well.


Why businesses in the construction equipment industry should attend CRU’s 15th World Steel Conference?

1. Hear CRU's predictions on demand and supply for 2009 and beyond

2. Identify key challenges in order to plan your company strategies

3. Understand restraints and opportunities due to recent market collapse

4. Gain a good general insight into the worldwide steel industry by learning about key aspects including raw materials, steel mills, finished products, end-users, pricing and risks, and developing markets

5. Network with senior level delegates from around the world

For more information, email Glenn Cooney.

The 2nd Annual Steel Markets Focus and Used Mining Equipment for Cost Savings

The 2nd Annual Steel Markets Focus conference will hold on January 29-30 2009, organized by Platts at Grand Hotel Kempinski, Geneva, Switzerland.

Steel markets are currently in a period of commercial restructuring. Supply and demand imbalances in raw materials upstream are creating strong and frequent price volatility downstream. Evolving demand patterns downstream are impacting upstream investment. This confluence of change is creating unprecedented uncertainty, while it relatively increases the utilisation of used mining equipment for cost savings.

An understanding of the steel market’s supply chain dynamics is vital to creating a commercial structure that can reduce exposure to price volatility. Developing flexible pricing mechanisms for each link of the value chain including mining equipment suppliers, maintenance services, and personnel providers and payroll processes may well help achieve stability in the industry.

Platts 2nd Annual Steel Markets Focus conference will focus on the changing commercial structure of steel markets It will bring together leading raw material suppliers, steel producers, distributors and traders, as well as consumers and members of the financial community to debate and discuss the evolving commercial structure of the industry.

Key topics discussed will include:

The changing commercial structure of steel markets

Raw material supply and its relationship with the steel industry

Drivers affecting steel price volatility

Differing pricing mechanisms and their impact on the value chain

Price volatility, risk and what its means for steel consumers

Future cost concerns to the industry in its response to climate change.

Regional steel markets overview: Europe, US and Asia

Confirmed speakers include:

Michael Pfitzner, Executive Vice President, ArcelorMittal
Dr. Thomas Ludwig, Chief Executive Officer, Klöckner & Co SE.

Carlos Barajas, Director, Global Commodity Management, Steel, Whirlpool

Nasser Alaghband, Chief Executive Officer, Balli Steel

Ricard Hugas, Corporate Commercial Director, CELSA Group

John H. Goodish, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, US Steel

Alain Davezac, EVP Strategy & Business Development, Essar Steel

Jean-Pierre Birat, Director of the CO2 Breakthrough Program, ArcelorMittal

Joachim Ruth, Managing Director, Interseroh ERC Ltd.

Jay Das, Group Purchasing Manager, Volvo 3P Purchasing

Alexander Petersen, Purchasing Manager, Odense Steel Shipyard Ltd

Raymond Key, Global Head of Metals Trading, Deutsche Bank

Laurent Charbonnier, Executive Director, UBS

Phil Checkley, Business Development Manager, Sections and Plates, Corus

Joseph J. Innace, Chief Managing Editor, Steel Markets Daily, Platts

Juergen Nusser, President, EASSC and Vice President, EUROMETAL

Olle Östensson, Special Adviser, International Trade and Commodities Division, UNCTAD

John Healy, FRMGlobal Manager - Commodity Price Risk, ABB Inc.

Georges Kirps, Vice President, EUROMETAL

Michael Piel, Vice President, Bilfinger Berger AG

Mike Davis, Global Editorial Director, Risk, Platts

Philippe Wolper, Managing Director, APEAL (The Association of European Producers of Steel for Packaging)

Venue: Grand Hotel Kempinski, Geneva, Switzerland

For further information contact:
Stacey Knox
Tel: +44 (0)207 176 6226
Fax: +44 (0)207 176 8512
Email: stacey_knox@platts.com

Demand for used mining equipment rose in Russia as gold output increases

Demand for used mining equipment rose in Russia as gold output at Russian precious metals miner Polymetal rose to about 285,000oz last year, up to 17% on 2007, and silver output increased to 17.2 million ounces, up to 8%, the firm said. Revenues rose by 62% last year to $500m, the firm said in its Website. The firm will continue to leverage the existing asset base including their existing soon-to-be-purchased used mining equipment as well as aggressively move development projects towards faster production in 2009.

Used Construction Equipment - Excavators in Omagh Gold Mine, UK

More used construction equipment or used mining equipment would be needed at the Omagh Gold Project in Northern Ireland, UK as production increases - processed ore containing 6.24g/t gold and achieved a recovery of 92% at the end of 2008 from 89% in early 2007.

Contractors are shopping for heavy equipment for sale in Calgary

Contractors are shopping for heavy equipment for sale in Calgary as officials in Canada's wild west city of Calgary orders a second building to mimic one planned in the city's south-west. Construction has started on Eighth Avenue Place between 8th and 9th Avenues and 4th and 5th streets. This project will feature a 183m west tower and 202m east tower, with building work starting on the east tower. A start date has not been determined yet for the west tower. Apparently just one tower was planned at first, but was increased to two because of the popularity of the design by Gibbs Gage Architects and Pickard Chiltern. The towers, themed around the Rocky Moutains, will sport a pale green glass at the western facing facade in tribute to mountain waters and glaciers. The rest of the buildings will be grey and layered to represent the tectonic plates that formed the mountains. The view would be great.

Construction Equipment, Engineers and Personnel Hustles in Osaka

Bullet train company Kintetsu Group has unveiled plans to construct Japan's tallest tower hustling construction equipment, engineers and personnel in bustling Osaka. The bullet train operator, has engaged Cesar Pelli to design a stepped 300m concrete and glass tower with 210,000 sq m of internal space, and is exploring on the purchase of used construction equipment. It will have all the usual features, including a hotel, a massive department store to whet the appetites of Japan's shopaholics and terraced sky gardens for workers. Named the Abenobashi Terminal Building Tower, it is planned for Abeno-ku in Osaka. If approved, it is expected to be completed in 2014.

Mining Equipment at the Omagh Gold Project, UK

Mining equipment and personnel are busy at the Omagh gold project which is located in Crown Estate with prospecting licence OM 1/03, covers an area of approximately 189km2, within of Tyrone and Fermanagh in western Northern Ireland. It produces gold with an estimated measured and indicated reserves of 104,000oz Au and inferred resources of 295,800oz Au of out of the mineral type Pyrite and Galena resting on a quartz-feldspar-muscovite-chlorite schists, shales and sandstones geology.

The processing plant uses conventional crushing, grinding and flotation to produce a lead sulphide concentrate. Mining equipment used are a narrow excavator bucket to pick up the ore and then taken to a nearby processing plant by dump truck. Power is provided by a 1,000kVA genset, a 400kWA genset and an 80kVA genset, although not all are in use at any one time. Galantas anticipates that mains electricity will be provided in due course.

SCHEUERLE SPMT been tested before delivery for Australia Mining Company

SCHEUERLE transporters for handling 700 tons strip mining excavators
Reported by Transportweekly 22.12.2008 (Pictures from BigLorryBlog)

SCHEUERLE received an order from the company Griffin Coal Mining in Perth, West Australia, to deliver heavy duty transport vehicles for transportation of huge excavators and dumpers, which are used in the coal mining industry. The machines, weighing up to 700 tons, put very special demands on the transporters. After about one year of development and construction the self-propelled transport system, which is based on the successful SCHEUERLE InterCombi series, has now been tested extensively before delivery.

Griffin Coal Mine is one of the biggest strip mining companies in Australia. Approx. 200 kilometres south-eastern of Perth, about 3 million tons of coal is mined annually. Already during the beginning of the Australian industrialisation, the Griffin Coal Mine played an important role by supplying to the national railway company. By now Griffin Coal Mine Company is one of the major subcontractors of the West-Australian energy sector, that operates several energy producing power plants with coal from the so-called „Colli Basins“.
If additional coal fields are to be made accessible to secure future energy supplies, massive excavators and dumpers also have to be relocated to this new site. However, a strip mining excavator, which can weigh up to 700 tons, is not designed for covering long distances. For this reason Griffin Coal Mine Company placed an order with SCHEUERLE to develop a powerful transport system.

This system is based on the successful SCHEUERLE heavy duty transport vehicles of the “InterCombi” series. Four 6-axle modules and two 2-axle modules can be coupled with one another depending on the load. 20 of a total of 56 pendulum axles possess a hydrostatic drive. To assure the traction drive, these axles are charged with pressure oil by two Power-Pack Units (PPUs). Also fed by the Power-Pack Units are the steering cylinder and the axle compensation cylinder, which position the vehicle platform for loading and unloading accordingly and ensure the necessary axle compensation while driving at ground unevenness. The transport combination is controlled by a radio remote control unit. Via joy-stick all important functions like forward and backward gear as well as the steering can be handled. If the transport of a huge excavator is operated, the vehicle combinations can be coupled side-by-side with 14 axle lines each and connected with distance bearings. The combination is lowered at rear and raised at front: A drive-up bevel is formed, which enables the excavator to navigate onto the platform trailers from behind. The distance between the ground and the platform elevation at rear is bridged with drive-up wedges. When the excavator has reached its scheduled position, the transport system of Intercombi vehicles will be levelled back to drive elevation.With the hydrostatic-driven SCHEUERLE heavy duty transport combination, the West Australian customer Griffin Coal Mine Company receives a very flexible transport system, which enables an efficient, fast and reliable transport of heavy machines or ulterior equipments of strip mining companies.

SCHEUERLE SPMT been tested before delivery for Australia Mining Company

SCHEUERLE transporters for handling 700 tons strip mining excavators
Reported by Transportweekly 22.12.2008 (Pictures from BigLorryBlog)

SCHEUERLE received an order from the company Griffin Coal Mining in Perth, West Australia, to deliver heavy duty transport vehicles for transportation of huge excavators and dumpers, which are used in the coal mining industry. The machines, weighing up to 700 tons, put very special demands on the transporters. After about one year of development and construction the self-propelled transport system, which is based on the successful SCHEUERLE InterCombi series, has now been tested extensively before delivery.

Griffin Coal Mine is one of the biggest strip mining companies in Australia. Approx. 200 kilometres south-eastern of Perth, about 3 million tons of coal is mined annually. Already during the beginning of the Australian industrialisation, the Griffin Coal Mine played an important role by supplying to the national railway company. By now Griffin Coal Mine Company is one of the major subcontractors of the West-Australian energy sector, that operates several energy producing power plants with coal from the so-called „Colli Basins“.
If additional coal fields are to be made accessible to secure future energy supplies, massive excavators and dumpers also have to be relocated to this new site. However, a strip mining excavator, which can weigh up to 700 tons, is not designed for covering long distances. For this reason Griffin Coal Mine Company placed an order with SCHEUERLE to develop a powerful transport system.

This system is based on the successful SCHEUERLE heavy duty transport vehicles of the “InterCombi” series. Four 6-axle modules and two 2-axle modules can be coupled with one another depending on the load. 20 of a total of 56 pendulum axles possess a hydrostatic drive. To assure the traction drive, these axles are charged with pressure oil by two Power-Pack Units (PPUs). Also fed by the Power-Pack Units are the steering cylinder and the axle compensation cylinder, which position the vehicle platform for loading and unloading accordingly and ensure the necessary axle compensation while driving at ground unevenness. The transport combination is controlled by a radio remote control unit. Via joy-stick all important functions like forward and backward gear as well as the steering can be handled. If the transport of a huge excavator is operated, the vehicle combinations can be coupled side-by-side with 14 axle lines each and connected with distance bearings. The combination is lowered at rear and raised at front: A drive-up bevel is formed, which enables the excavator to navigate onto the platform trailers from behind. The distance between the ground and the platform elevation at rear is bridged with drive-up wedges. When the excavator has reached its scheduled position, the transport system of Intercombi vehicles will be levelled back to drive elevation.With the hydrostatic-driven SCHEUERLE heavy duty transport combination, the West Australian customer Griffin Coal Mine Company receives a very flexible transport system, which enables an efficient, fast and reliable transport of heavy machines or ulterior equipments of strip mining companies.

Used Mining Equipment for Sale

Adding to our list of Used Mining Equipment for Sale is a 10 MW Powerplant Diesel Fuel Generators for sale.

Used Construction Equipment

You will find lots of used construction equipment at http://www.msloaneconsulting.com and at our YouTube site for used construction equipment as well as unused mining and construction equipment and also a complete, used 10 MW powerplant diesel generators for sale.

Complete Used 10 MW Powerplant for Sale

10 MW Powerplant Bunker or Diesel Fuel Generators for Sale

Engine Type:
S.E.M.T. PIELSTICK
PA6 BV 280

Alternator Type:
LEROY SOMER
LSA 56 BZL 11/8P

Fuel Scale:
Maker – TRAYVOU
Type – T6000
Serial No. 39296

Turbochargers:
Maker – MAN
Type – NR 26/R151
1158298/1158297
Nmax – 30800 tr/mn

The generators are complete mechanical and electrical ancillary equipment.

The engines have run for about 26,000 hours and have been maintained and overhauled consistent with PIELSTICK recommendations.

This set also includes a US$500,000 worth of spare parts.

Thank you and more power!

Heavy Equipment for Sale

View our heavy equipment for sale on YouTube and a list of our heavy equipment for sale on our Website.

Construction Equipment and Mining Equipment for Sale

The following are Global Construction Equipment and Mining Equipment for Sale

Melbourne, Australia
2008 Atlas CopcoJumbo Rail Drill 282-1238(NEW, UNUSED, STILL IN CRATE)
Includes a Containerised Mobile Switchroom

Auckland, New Zealand
Used 2004 Hitachi EX1200-5 Excavator

Manila, Philippines
All used:
1x 2005 Komatsu PC200Excavator
1x 2005 Komatsu PC300Excavator
1x 2007 Komatsu PC450Excavator
1x 2004 Komatsu PC140Mini Excavator
2x 2004/2005 Komatsu D155A-5Bulldozers
1x 2007 Caterpillar D6R Bulldozer
3x Komatsu WA470-5 Wheel Loaders
1x 2005 Komatsu WA250-PT-5Wheel Loader
1x 2004 Komatsu SK815-5 Skid Steer Loader
12x 2005 Komatsu HD325-6W Ridged Dump Trucks
4x 2007 Caterpillar 730 Articulated Dump Trucks
1x 30-Ton Mobile Crusher
2x 1992 Isuzu Mixers
1x 2004 Komatsu GD705-A Motor Grader
1x 2005 Caterpillar 135H Motor Grader
1x 2004 Komatsu JV100A-2 Roller
1x 2005 Ingersoll Rand SD100D Roller
1x 2004 Komatsu WD420-3 Compactor
1x 2007 Caterpillar 825H Compactor

Manila, Philippines
All unused:
2x 2007 Komatsu PC200LC-8B Excavators
2x 2007 Komatsu D155A-5 Bulldozers
6x 2007 Komatsu HD465-7R Dump Trucks
5x 2007 Komatsu HM400-2R Articulated Dump Trucks
2x 2007 IR SD100 Rollers

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The Mining and Mining Equipment Industries to Meet at the 4th Annual Asia Steel 2009

“The 4th Annual Asia Steel 2009” is organized by Metal Business Forum on 13th to 14th January 2009 at Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel, Singapore to help the leaders of metal, mining and mining equipment industries to prepare for the challenges and opportunities in 2009.
Asia Steel 2009 is indeed a very necessary event especially that there is a down turn in the financial resource available in this part of the world.

According to Dr. Amit Chatterjee, Advisor to the Managing Director of Tata Steel India, that though India’s growth may have come down from 9-10% to 8-9%, for the next couple of years, India’s plans to produce 180-200 Mt of steel by 2020 is progressing well. Definitely across Asia, steel is in the growth phase. With China becoming a major exporter of steel, at the same time reducing exports of coke/coking coal, a dramatic change in steel trade is anticipated in the Asian region as well as an unprecedented growth in the mining equipment industry. It is inevitable that Asia is at the forefront of the Global Steel Market and stakeholders of the industry need to be kept abreast with the latest developments in this region.