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The company has announced the appointment of a new Chief Financial Officer.

Emmerson Plc has announced the appointment of Shard Capital Corporate Finance to lead the finance debt for its Khemisset Potash Project in Morocco.

Scrapetec has added the PrimeTracker belt tracker to its range of conveyor components.

The emerging African phosphate explorer and developer provides an update on its management team.

Scrapetec offers solutions for conveyor systems used in diverse industries for the handling of abrasive materials with excessive dust.

In this role, Ponsiluoma will be responsible for setting strategies aligned with the global corporation to drive new customers and product development activities in EMEA.

The new test stand conducts PTC 10 Type 2 performance testing and mechanical running tests on small to mid-size compressors, for the fertilizer, oil and gas, methanol and other industries.

Martin Engineering explains why recognising the hazards is a key step toward preventing conveyor-related injuries.

The Launch Melt Design Pool Reactor, together with Safurex equipment, give urea plant owners the ability to block-in for a month.

The technology was piloted at the Berezniki-4 plant in Russia's Perm region, and the system is now being introduced across all of the company’s plants.

The Martin N2® Position Indicator monitors primary belt cleaner blades, notifying service technicians and plant operations personnel when re-tensioning or replacement is required and/or when abnormal conditions occur.

The bucket elevators will be used for handling mono-ammonium phosphate and di-ammonium phosphate.

The potassium analyser LB 474 is designed to provide accurate measurements of the concentration of potassium.

An estimated 7% of the US fatalities recorded by MSHA between 1995 and 2011 occurred in a confined space. To reduce that number, conveyor operators are wise to understand exactly how a confined space is defined, and to consider what they can do to prevent serious injuries.

The liquid fertilizers supplied to Argentina were predominantly urea-ammonium nitrate.