Megan Riner

Washing and Classifying, Aggregates

You’ve decided on a Fine Material Washer for washing your fine aggregate — now what? Here are four factors you should consider before sizing a Fine Material Washer.

Washing and Classifying, Aggregates

Coarse Material Washers are designed to remove soluble clays and dust coatings from aggregate (3/8” to 2-1/2”) feeds. Since removing these deleterious materials is important for creating...

Aggregates, Washing and Classifying

Sol-Clay Washers are ideal for scrubbing water soluble clay from aggregate material. With intermeshing corrugated paddles that run the length of each shaft, Sol-Clay Washers fall between...

Aggregates, Washing and Classifying

Besides washing and dewatering, one of the three main functions of a Fine Material Washer is classification. Classification is accomplished by adjusting the height of the three overflow...

Washing and Classifying, Aggregates

Gone are the days when plant operators were required to physically turn knobs to keep their products in-spec. Now, computerized control systems, such as Eagle Iron Works Mark VI, handle...

Aggregates, Washing and Classifying

Water Scalping-Classifying Tanks can help aggregate producers create a reliably consistent in-spec product by removing excess sand particles. They are designed to provide three functions:

Aggregates, EIW Facts, Washing and Classifying

It’s time again for Eagle Iron Works’ annual Sand Service School, and registrations are being accepted for these upcoming fall and winter sessions. If you’ve ever wanted to learn more...

Aggregates, Washing and Classifying

We always want to do more with what we have, as improving our efficiency allows us to be more productive. When it comes to washing sand and gravel products, improving efficiency and...

Aggregates, Washing and Classifying

When you purchase any piece of equipment, it is with the hope that it will last for a long time. Luckily, Eagle Iron Works designs and manufactures their equipment with longevity in...

Aggregates, Washing and Classifying

When aggregates are liberated from the earth, they can contain clay and other deleterious materials that can be harmful to the end product. For example, in concrete applications, clay...