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Technical Presales Engineer: Currently Recruiting
We have an exciting roadmap ahead for new products, services, production capacity and business expansion. As a result of this continued success, Tyrone International Ltd are now recruiting for a Technical Presales Engineer to join our busy engineering team.
Tour of our 200tph recycled aggregate washing plant for Crown Aggregates
To celebrate 12 months since the installation of our 200tph wash plant for Crown Waste Management we thought we would give you an amazing video tour of this fantastic plant.
Frano-AS partner with Tyrone International to deliver Landmark Washing plant in Oslo
Tyrone International Ltd proudly announces winning a landmark contract to deliver a state-of-the-art aggregate recycling wash plant for Frano AS in Oslo, Norway. The plant will be delivered in two stages and will have a total processing capacity of 400 tons per hour....
Crown Aggregates Recycling & Wash Plant Open Days 24-26th Oct 2023
Event Overview On 24th, 25th and 26th October, Crown Aggregates will open their doors to showcase their new 200tph Tyrone International Ltd aggregate recycling and washing plant. The event will include an all access, guided tour of the plant, a live...
Why total cost of ownership is crucial for wash plant operators
At Tyrone international we design, engineer and manufacture our equipment to reduce total cost of ownership (TCO).
How to configure a complete wash plant solution
A wash plant is a crucial component in the processing of construction and aggregate materials, ensuring that they are free from impurities and ready for use.
The role of dewatering in improving sand quality
The dewatering process results in higher quality sand materials that meet your customers’ needs.
Complete checklist for choosing the right wash plant
Choosing the right wash plant for your needs means addressing your desired throughput, the kinds of materials you will be processing, total cost of ownership and more.
Meeting the materials shortage challenge with construction waste recycling
As the world’s population continues to grow and urbanise, there is a growing demand for building materials such as concrete and aggregates including gravel, crushed stone, sand and slag. This has led to a materials shortage in many parts of the world, resulting in higher prices, as well as a greater strain on the environment. However, there is a solution to this problem: using recycled materials to meet the demand for building materials, including aggregates.