Greece Crushing Plants
AKROLITHOS S.A. was founded to mine slates from region Pageo – Kavalas in Greece. The Company was expanded at the process of these slates and other natural stones from various parts of Greece.
The portable impact crusher supplied by SBM in the processing unit at Mandra Xanthi in Greece which produces and processes a sandstone material called “stone Mandras”, the final products is widely used in aggregate industry.
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SBM Greece Minerals on track to win Olympic Gold!
Greece and Athens will be the focus of the world this summer when the Olympic Games start on August 13. The number of details needed to stage the Olympics is, of course, enormous. Oddly enough even aggregates can be a common denominator for matters that usually would never be linked to the crushing industry. There is, however, a crushing operator in Greece who is able to combine them – easily, with SBM Minerals’ equipment! Greece Crusher, Greece Crushing Plant Project.
J&P AVAX SA, a contracting company, is working flat out producing ballast and a number of aggregate products for many projects linked to the Olympics. They include the 33 km long Attica Light Railway between Athens and Eleftherios Venizelos, the new international airport; the road between Athens and the historic site of Marathon, as well as many other projects such as work on the Olympic village, the wrestling hall, the weight-lifting stadium, the equestrian center, the hockey center, the softball stadium and the boxing hall.
All the necessary ballast for the railway is produced in J&P’s Circe* quarry near the town of Alexandroupolis in the northeast of Greece. The material is brought to Athens by barge. For its other projects, J&P AVAX uses other crushing sites.
True entrepreneurship
J&P AVAX is a prime example of an innovative, energetic and progressive enterprise.
While Greece has an abundance of limestone, the material is not suitable for special applications such as railway tracks. The company’s geologists sourced a supply of andesite igneous rock near Alexandroupolis and the site was found to be excellent for a short-term aggregates plant. The rock material meets the highest specifications for mechanical properties, gradation, cubicity and cleanness.
For the Circe quarry J&P AVAX initially used a three-stage Nordberg crushing plant, comprising a mobile Nordberg LT105S plant equipped with a jaw crusher and screen, an LT1213 with an impact crusher, and an LT1100 with a cone crusher and screen.
Production at Circe was begun in June 2003. Due to rising demand for ballast and aggregates towards the end of 2003, J&P purchased another primary plant, a Nordberg LT125 jaw plant in October 2003 and the operation was ‘business as usual’ until something drastic happened. Greece Crusher, Greece Crushing Plant Project.
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