Maintenance is the key to a long life
WELCOME TO THE ROCK TO ROAD BUYERS’ GUIDE FOR 2024!
As the autumn leaves begin to change and another season winds down, we’re left with the inevitable questions: Is now the right time to buy, or will interest rates go back down? Can I get one more year out of this equipment, or should I buy something new? How much planned downtime do I need to schedule now to save unplanned downtime next year? What can I add to my operation to save money?
No need to consult that Magic 8 Ball, we’ve got you covered. For our annual buyers’ guide we spoke to experts in the industry on pricing and market behaviours, looked at what’s new in the world of telematics and got advice on what should be considered before adding to your equipment to get the most out of it.
All that and comprehensive, updated listings await you in this month’s pages.
PROPER MAINTENANCE WILL GET YOU FURTHER
Over the last several months I’ve had the opportunity to talk to experts from across the industry and one theme emerged in all our conversations — regular maintenance and planned downtime are the most important things in any operation to make your dollar go further.
As you start planning your end-of-year checklist, you’ll want to make time for more in-depth inspections of equipment, with an eye to identifying potential issues before they happen.
Alex Caruana, national manager - Canadian aggregates for Polydeck, told me a full walkthrough of equipment may mean the difference between planned downtime and waiting 18 months for a backordered part.
If you need advice on how to properly conduct a walkthrough, or just want help completing the task, many OEMs and dealers will send someone out to help you navigate the process. There’s nothing better
than a second set of eyes when looking for potential pit falls.
Walkthroughs aren’t the only thing helping you plan your downtime. The shiniest of new telematics gadgets are offering help with everything from grading to safety and yes, maintenance. Smart equipment is now designed to detect a potential problem before it causes a shutdown, allowing you to see further ahead.
If you’re investing in new equipment in the next few years, that technology will likely be built right in, sending up-to-theminute performance information right to your phone or computer. If you’re trying to maximize the years you have left in some older equipment, third-party systems can be installed to give you a similar result.
Even better than that Magic 8 Ball, the latest in technology and innovations will make you feel like you’ve got the future of your equipment under control.
Whether you’re buying new or just looking for a way to get a little more out of what you’ve got, the key to a successful operation is always maintenance.
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Speaking of maintenance, if you're looking for latest in tips and tricks for keeping things running smoothly, Quarry Tech 2023 is kicking off just as this issue is hitting the stands.
If you're reading this before Oct. 24, it's not too late to register to join us in Kanata, Ont. for the big event! Just head over to quarrytech.ca for all the information you need to sign-up for this one-day, in-person event.
This year's line-up will feature speakers sharing case studies and techniques for overcoming issues without lengthy downtime or added cost. Stay tuned for all the coverage in a future issue of Rock to Road.
Enjoy the issue!
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McCloskey appoints new vice president of business operations
A time of exciting changes continues at McCloskey including the appointment of Don Sissons to the role of vice president of business operations.
Before joining McCloskey, Sissons held a number of senior leadership roles across Astec Industries, including subsidiary president and group vice president. In addition to his leadership experience, Sissons’ mechanical engineering background informs an enthusiasm for the engineering, design and organizational processes of plant management and the sector at large.
“Being able to get back into a role like this one, where I have that more crossfunctional oversight and a little bit more
CDE, Calgary Aggregate Recycling showcase new waste wash plant with open house
Industry professionals were given a look inside CDE’s newest waste wash plant for Calgary Aggregate Recycling (CAR) during an event held Sept 7.
More than 100 industry representatives attended the open house at the largest plant the company has built in Canada to date.
The new facility can process more than 250 tonnes per hour of raw feed material into construction materials across a range of outputs including fine, coarse, undersized, midsized and oversized.
In addition to the versatility the plant is set to bring to the area’s aggregate and material recycling operations, it has been designed in alignment with Alberta’s environmental and economic goals. The plant is estimated to reduce annual carbon emissions across the province by more than 22,500 tonnes.
hands-on involvement was just ticking all the boxes for me,” Sissons explained. “Timing is everything, and this opportunity came available when I was ready for it.”
Despite the organizational shifts that Sissons’ appointment is a part of, he sees these changes as an opportunity for excitement, and to continue to refine and grow the processes that McCloskey has already found success in.
“There’s a lot of things to be excited about; our product position is solid, and this industry is exciting, filled with opportunities for growth and driven by good, strong fundamentals,” he said.
Superior appoints Kristen Randall to new leadership role
Superior Industries has recruited Kristen Randall as the company’s first official training and development co-ordinator, to lead the production of a new learning content system for Superior’s clients across the bulk material processing and aggregates industries.
Randall joins Superior following 17 years at Haver & Boecker Niagara, where she held marketing manager roles across a variety of regions, in addition to the role of global technology marketing manager.
As Superior’s training and development co-ordinator, Randall will lead the building and launch of Superior’s new Learning Management System (LMS), a content platform for educating Superior’s dealers, distributors, and employees on aggregate processes including rock crushing, sand processing, and bulk handling.
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MORE DATA, MORE OFTEN
The right telematics systems will save you time and money
> None of us is a stranger to technology. More than two decades after the first GPS units were put into heavy construction equipment, we’re used to seeing connected technology — more commonly known as telematics systems — offered on everything from excavators, to screeners and crushers, to haul trucks.
A recent report from Mordor Intelligence says the telematics market for construction machinery is expected to grow from US $1.3 billion in 2023 to US $2.4 billion in 2028 due, in part, to a wider availability of smaller, faster technology.
Edward Olson, product manager, digitalization at John Deere, says while the company has been selling equipment with smart technology included for 20 years, the last few years have seen a significant amount of growth in connected offerings from many OEMs.
“Modem availability and price points that are acceptable to smaller machines let us provide… connectivity across all our machines. In addition, those 4G LTE modems can get more
ABOVE: Using third-party telematics systems to connect older equipment can help keep it running longer. Photo provided by Honeywell Forge.
data more often from all those machines,” he said.
The smaller, faster and cheaper availability of 4G and 5G LTE modem technology, in addition to the improvement of sensor technology, has made it easier for manufactures to incorporate connections into their equipment and expand their offerings to customers.
Those sensors can do everything from making maintenance easier and issues detectable sooner, decreasing downtime, to increasing safety for operators and those around them, and providing assisted operation, improving the overall accuracy of a job.
For John Deere those innovations include offering customers excavators with what it calls SmartGrade, a feature that allows operators to receive accurate, realtime information about distance to target grade, including reference information about the design plans such as boundary areas, features of the design, contour break lines, as well as the finish grade surface itself.
“Without Grade Control, these insights were only available on paper plans and visual references like paint lines and grade stakes which are usually destroyed during work and are often out of date,” said Olson.
Having the latest and greatest seems like a good idea, but upgrading a site’s entire lineup to match one connected ecosystem is costly and may be impossible. Olson says one of the challenges facing manufacturers is ensuring their devices can work well together to allow customers to buy from different brands for different needs,
or even keep older equipment.
“John Deere machines offer differentiating performance, but they still need to work with other brands on a single jobsite,” he said. “I think that convergence is going to pay off for customers who are looking at their mixed fleet and wanting solutions that work well with one another.”
CONNECTING EVERYTHING
Praveen Sam, director of offering management, Honeywell Cybersecurity and Connected Industrials, agrees with Olson.
same information built-in systems can provide, making operations easier and more efficient, and allowing for a more comprehensive maintenance plan.
STOP PROBLEMS BEFORE THEY START
Maintenance is at the heart of nearly all OEM and third-party telematics systems. Connected devices work together to detect problems using a combination of sensors, math, and statistics and industry standards to model when something is likely to break down. Artificial intelligence (AI) is
“Connectivity should be viewed as a pre-requisite for much of the value that will come.” - Edward Olson, product manager, digitalization at John Deere
Honeywell Forge’s line-up of Performance+ analytics systems for heavy construction equipment were designed to be added to machines after purchase. Adding them to older equipment can extend their life while making them part of a connected ecosystem.
“There are multiple ways by which old equipment can still provide necessary data to use advanced software. Sensing platforms allow retrofits on different equipment for connectivity,” Sam said.
Those sensors can provide much of the
also playing a key role in new systems.
Sam says mathematical and statistical methods including AI techniques like machine learning help connected customers anticipate a problem with equipment before it begins.
“These insights allow industrial clients to predict things like, what is the remaining useful life, when could an asset reasonably fail, and other aspects such as energy consumption," Sam said.
"It also enables decisions like how best to produce, how to optimize for reliability
Connected systems can be used to find efficiencies in operations by giving a high-level overview. Photo provided by Haver & Boecker Niagara.
and how to reduce maintenance spend.”
Those insights and statistical models can be added to a client’s database and updated remotely, making it easy to keep up with new developments, even using third-party devices.
Predictions about when a machine might fail will allow operators to schedule planned downtime more easily. More scheduled maintenance means more regular uptime and more dollars saved.
Haver & Boecker Niagara service manager Wilm Schulz says any service tool is most effective when paired with a comprehensive, hands-on service approach. Telematics systems, when used effectively, can also allow operators to easily share data with maintenance and repair technicians, dealers and other professionals who can partner to keep an operation moving.
Some telematics systems can allow a technician to fix a problem without setting foot on a job site, says Olson.
“More recently, remote display access and software reprogramming have enabled remote service calls to successfully fix a customer’s machine without requiring a technician visit at all.”
WORK SMARTER, NOT HARDER
While maintenance is a big way telematics systems can be used to save money, new technology is making it easier to find the inefficiencies in operations.
Schulz says plant simulation tools offer a high-level view of an entire operation’s workflow. This helps optimize processes and look at opportunities for improvement in both existing sites and new pits or quarries for all mineral processing operations. The software also helps operations spot and fix bottlenecks.
Plant simulation programs take into account the equipment used throughout the plant, from material washers and conveyers to crushers and vibrating screens. The operation’s existing setup, or a proposed setup, is entered into the program to understand and predict overall performance and plant flow. Tools like this are also useful for insights into product specification or production rate changes — such as dry and wet crushing, screening and sorting — and can be used for pre-calculations.
SAFETY IS KEY
Using math, machine learning and AI to build a better business is the way of the
future, but far from removing the human component, Olson says the machines aren’t replacing human operators yet, but are making their jobs safer instead.
“Safety on the jobsite is continually a focus as we integrate vision systems across more of our machines. Starting with rear and surround view vision systems, progressing through object and people detection, and ultimately assisting the machines themselves to help prevent unwanted interactions,” he said.
Those “unwanted interactions” include SmartDetect systems that alert an operator to possible humans or animals in the vicinity of an excavator, and stop operations immediately if they get too close, improving on operator response time and preventing a possible tragedy.
Ensuring those on a job site are safe in and out of the cab should be a key component of any telematics system being considered. Using connected systems as an additional safety measure makes them a crucial part of any operation, Olson said.
“Connectivity should be viewed as a pre-requisite for much of the value that will come.”
BY JACK burton
INSIDE WATERLOO’S THOROUGHFARE THINK TANK
The
University of Waterloo’s Centre for Pavement and Transportation Technology is
breaking boundaries
> Concrete, asphalt, aggregates — you may know the ingredients for a good road, but what makes for a good road recipe?
At the University of Waterloo’s (UW) Centre for Pavement and Transportation Technology (CPATT), the cookbook for the future of Canada’s roads is being written, and the not-so-secret ingredient is science.
CPATT is many things, from a training ground for the next generation of road researchers to a crucial touchpoint of Canadian infrastructure, but watching recent CPATT graduate Dr. Rob Aurilio pour a small pouch of aggregate material into a
ABOVE: Director of UW’s CPATT Prof. Hassan Baaj, alongside Jr. Norman W. McLeod chair Prof. Pejoohan Tavassotti, are paving the way for the future of Canada’s roads. Photo provided by CPATT.
contraption resembling a futuristic hot dog cart, one recalls a master chef hard at work in their test kitchen.
In moments, a conveyor inside the machine begins moving, and these sprinkles of pebble transform into fist-sized outlines that flash rapidly on a screen outside the device. It’s technology for analyzing the average shape of road aggregate batches, Aurilio explains, and his enthusiastic grin shows that cooking up better roads isn’t just CPATT’s mission, but their pride.
DRIVING ROADS FORWARD
For the past four decades, CPATT has existed as a touchpoint of innovation between the public sector, the private sector and several of UW’s engineering research departments, driving the evolution of roads on the national stage and beyond.
Initially concerned with standard research into pavement health and lifecycle management, CPATT has since grown into an institution tackling hot-button issues like sustainable pavements. Each of its pursuits aim to evolve how Canada looks at its roads.
“What began as finding solutions to the service life and construction of pavements turned into research on the use of recycled and alternative materials and,
little by little, informed all of our findings. Our research has evolved toward more advanced solutions,” said Professor Hassan Baaj, UW’s Norman W. McLeod Chair in Sustainable Pavement Engineering, and the current director of CPATT.
These advanced solutions aim to push the average driver’s idea of what the road beneath their wheels is capable of, including their recent pursuit of developing pavements integrated with artificial intelligence that provides maintenance data and, in turn, predicts the future of the road’s overall lifecycle.
“We brought in artificial intelligence to create our own proactive pavement management system. Having sensors implemented in the pavement that will not only detect if cracks are happening or what stresses are creating them, but coming up with algorithms that will tell us, based on the data, how this pavement will hold up over time,” said Baaj.
The department is also exploring another innovative idea: self-healing pavements. These roads would be capable of repairing wear and tear on their own behalf, removing the need for additional labour or active, in-person maintenance.
“We, along with many other pavement research facilities, do a lot of work on
finding solutions for cracking, as it’s one of the major issues faced by [Canada’s] pavement,” said Baaj. “One question we’re trying to find an answer for is, what if pavement could heal these cracks itself, instead of crews having to return to remove and replace the asphalt?”
AN INTERDISCIPLINARY INTERSECTION
For more than 20 years Baaj has been researching — and rethinking — what roads can be. After receiving his doctorate in 2002 in France and returning to Canada to complete a one-year postdoctoral program at the National Research Council, he worked with some of the major international players in the construction materials and paving industries, before ultimately joining the University of Waterloo.
Baaj’s work with CPATT began in 2014. In this position, he helps oversee CPATT’s central lab facilities at the university, their main field test lab, and an additional infield test site at Waterloo region’s waste management facility.
The array of resources that Baaj and his team have at their fingertips supports a number of comprehensive processes, including structural design, advanced
Dr. Abimbola Grace Oyeyi at UW’s Centre for Pavement and Transportation Technology. Photo provided by CPATT.
materials characterization, geotechnical engineering, field evaluations, equipment and data processing and risk testing; all of which help place CPATT on the cutting edge of envisioning the future of our roads.
CPATT’s Professor Pejoohan Tavassoti, an assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering who holds the Jr. Norman W. McLeod Chair in Sustainable Pavement Engineering, also recognizes the interdisciplinary toolbox that UW provides and the results it makes possible.
“The beauty of this thing is that you have access to a wide range of technologies and infrastructures here at the university that we’re always trying to leverage in developing solutions that will meet the needs of paving today and in the future,” he said. “For example, if we were developing a material for sustainability, we could collaborate with other professors to look at the environmental impact and assess it from different scales and perspectives.”
The range of resources at CPATT’s fingertips is one of the qualities that brought
Tavassoti to Waterloo as a research associate five years ago from the United States, where he worked alongside of some of the teams leading Superpave research and alongside the US Department of Transportation on recycled asphalt projects.
In addition to his role with CPATT, Tavassoti is a major player in spotlighting sustainability in transportation technology and materials research, currently serving as vice-chair of the Ontario Asphalt Expert Task Group (OAETG) and leading one of two task groups in bituminous binders fingerprinting technical committee for RILEM.
These interests stand in alignment with the goals and concerns of CPATT as a whole, with future-friendly solutions that look to manage roadbuilding’s environmental impacts playing a significant role in the faculty’s current research interests and overall philosophy.
“We have [sustainability] at the core of all of our research projects,” Baaj shared. “It's a very important aspect of our research – it's everywhere, honestly.”
SUSTAINABILITY AT EVERY STOP
For CPATT, sustainability is a multifaceted idea, one that encapsulates not just the environmental impacts usually associated with the concept, but also solutions that can sustain traffic and weather demands or those which mindfully manage construction material resources.
“We try to keep an eye on all of those well-known pillars of sustainable development and quality, so that whatever solution we come up with is both economically viable and, at the same time, environmentally friendly,” said Tavassoti.
Rising infrastructure demands across Canada have made sustainable, long-lasting roads a valued solution, whether that be in their reduced future maintenance costs or a minimized burden on material resources and supply chains.
“There's a high demand for building more infrastructure, which means more demand for natural resources and construction materials,” Tavassoti said. “But it’s also about optimizing the durability of this infrastructure to avoid any premature failures that you are not planning for,
The access and mentorship CPATT and the University provides has set up students like Dr. Abimbola Grace Oyeyi for success, with Oyeyi to begin an assistant professorship at the University of Windsor. Photo provided by CPATT.
while at the same time keeping an eye on the impact on the environment, because the scale of these projects only goes up.”
One way that CPATT hopes to redefine the sector’s approach to sustainability is the team’s inquiry into non-destructive testing methods. While standard testing methods for road diagnostics may involve practices that demand repairs, like removing sections for sampling purposes, non-destructive testing methods provide necessary data at no impact to the health of the road.
“Traditionally, one would tend to take cores and drill holes in the pavement for testing, but non-destructive testing, to think about it in terms of the medical world, is like performing a sonography or ultrasound [on the pavement],” said Tavassoti, who currently specializes in this area. “By using a lot of wave-based technologies to map information such as the integrity of the pavement structure, we can get results without being intrusive or invasive.”
Just as integral are the sites and facilities that allow CPATT to, quite literally, put their questions to the test. For Baaj, what defines a comprehensive, state-ofthe-art research facility for paving and road research is more than just the tools; it’s also about technique and, even more importantly, the team.
“In addition to the basic equipment, you need to be able to prepare your mixes, to know your asphalt binders and your cements, and to be able to prepare samples and slabs that are representative to real life – but that's just the starting point,” said Baaj. “It’s so much more than just collecting the data – it’s about having the knowledge and personnel able to understand and translate that data into useful models.”
Even with numerous high-caliber academic faculties at their fingertips, multiple on-campus labs, research partnerships with industry associations, and off-site testing facilities, for CPATT, its most important resource – and the project that Baaj has the most passion for – are the students.
“I think our biggest and most important product is what is called highly qualified personnel. The students we train and prepare to become researchers, engineers and entrepreneurs,” said Baaj. “Half of our focus at CPATT might be conducting research and creating new solutions, but the other half, which really drives the first, is preparing students to
become an important part of this research community.”
Baaj’s motivation is not unnoticed by CPATT’s students, who recognize and relish the privileges that emerge from the lab’s investment in their own research journeys, from cutting-edge contraptions to collaborations with the top minds in their field.
Dr. Abimbola Grace Oyeyi arrived at CPATT in 2016 from Nigeria and is set to start as an assistant professor at the University of Windsor this fall after completing her Ph.D. in December of 2022. It’s the opportunities for mentorship and
collaboration fostered by Baaj and the university at large that brought her across the world to continue her research pursuits.
“We can really leverage the fact that we’re able to collaborate with other departments – for instance, because we’re doing a lot of sustainability research and assessments, we’re able to collaborate with the environment departments, trying to see how we can integrate their research with pavement research,” Oyeyi said. “There’s room for that collaboration at Waterloo, and that’s something I think is really great.”
BY JACK burton
THE PRICE IS TIGHT
Navigating cost and pricing’s new normal
> Although historic commitments to infrastructure investments and highway overhauls nation-wide may make it seem like there’s plenty of money to be made, rising prices across the roadbuilding and heavy construction industries have made this year anything but a gold rush.
While inflation recovery efforts, including intrest rate increases from the Bank of Canada, have had some impact on the market, recent studies show materials costs are still a concern across the industry.
A report from the Government of British Columbia showed the province’s highway construction costs have increased by nearly seven per cent from 2022 to 2023, the highest in a decade by a wide margin, with Statistics Canada’s Industrial Products Price Index (IPPI) revealing year-over-year price increases in essential materials including asphalt, cement, and diesel fuels.
ABOVE: Despite a surge in project demand, issues with the supply chain, material access, and labour woes across the industry have put a strain on cost of doing business. Photo: Andrey Popov/ Adobe Stock
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The current state of pricing in the heavy construction and construction materials sectors is not a one-factor issue. John Marsicano, senior director at WLW Construction Consulting, says the number of knots that still require untying in the Canadian and global marketplaces is a sign that stabilization is still some time away.
“There's definitely more volatility for this industry right now in as long as I can remember,” Marsicano said.
“I think people need to keep sight of the fact that the current pricing situation is a result of many things, such as the changing global philosophy on carbon emissions, the manufacturing of parts, and labour supply. Until we can get a handle on those globally, I think we’re
going to have this situation for a couple of years to come.”
MAKING ROOM FOR THE BOOM
Though a range of factors are currently adding weight to the scale, Marsicano views the COVID-19 pandemic and the period of disruption it caused to both supply chains and labour operations as an amplifier of cost burdens already felt by the industry.
“Pricewise, everything was already in kind of a boom prior to COVID, and I think that when the pandemic shut everything down, that kind of exacerbated it all,” Marsicano said. “Labour restrictions meant that you had equipment that wasn’t running, and all of a sudden,
you couldn’t back up those costs with production.”
A different kind of boom has occurred in the years following the pandemic’s disruptions, with a need for new housing starts and a sharp increase in infrastructure initiatives and heavy construction projects moving forward across Canada and the U.S. This surge in demand has only put further strain on the availability of materials and equipment, and in turn, the cost of doing business.
“As long as the construction boom continues — and I’ve seen this from the clients I deal with — it doesn’t seem like costs are slowing down, especially since the scale of many of these jobs is significantly larger than they were pre-COVID,” said Marsicano.
Current market conditions and prices make it difficult for this project surplus to be taken advantage of, with the nature of these costs also limiting the ability to take these contracts on in the first place. With factors like ongoing supply chain issues and labour shortages, it’s not only the money, but the necessary equipment and personnel that are in short supply, making it hard to commit to completing jobs. “A handful of clients are in the same boat, where they had equipment issues, and it ends up that it’s quicker to get a new piece of equipment altogether than to get the replacement parts,” said Marsicano. “Another one of the largest issues is that we don’t have enough labour to fill these open slots. There are not enough people that want to do this type of work, so there’s more work than we have resources.”
Marsicano highlighted a need for the industry to think outside of the box, urging contractors to re-evaluate and streamline their processes in adapting to this volatility where they can.
One area he believes the roadbuilding industry can adapt and take advantage of new technologies, is in their usage of alternative and recycled materials.
“That’s one way for roadbuilders to get out of this, is to rethink of ways to use the material, whether that’s alternatives such as recycled materials or a mixture of that with your standard ones,” he said. “It’s about figuring out how you switch gears.”
MATERIAL CONCERNS
This need to adopt new perspectives on construction materials extends beyond what’s in the mix. Access to these materials, specifically in Canada, plays a pivotal role in pricing, according to Jason J. Annibale, partner and national co-chair of construction at McMillan LLP.
“For the pricing of materials, the big issue is that it’s all based on source and access. If getting access to these materials and their timely transportation poses a problem, then there’s going to be disruption and price increases,” Annibale said. “In Canada, we’re a large country, so proximity to materials is going to be an issue.”
Market proximity is a major contributor to Canada’s current state of construction pricing, according to Annibale, and its role in this issue has bottom-line implications that impact more than just cost-per-ton and getting shovels in the ground.
“Keeping supply chains local reduces the risk of their disruption and reduces carbon footprint, which is equally as positive,” said Annibale. “The high cost of energy and transportation that we have seen over the last few years, inflation, and high interest rates, these are all intercon nected factors that pose challenges to construction and set the stage for what we now see in the sector.”
The awarding of procurement points for contractors making use of local workers and materials is just one of a number of potential solutions and incentives introduced to encourage accessible supply chains in roadbuilding and infrastructure construction, accord ing to Annibale.
Another strategy gaining traction for addressing price fluctuations during bid ding processes are changes to the terms of the contracts themselves.
In recent years, contractors have aimed to mitigate the risks stemming from increasing costs, supply chain issues and shortages by proposing alternative materials or including price fluctuation clauses in their bid.
"Price escalation or fluctuation clauses are increasingly being used within contracts,” Annibale said. “With the volatility we've seen, there's a recognition in contracts of that volatility, and they are providing for changes, either through specific product substitution or by attaching clauses to the terms of the contract."
Product Price Index by major product group (% difference between July 2023 and July 2022)
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Industrial Product Price Index by major product group (% difference between July 2023 and July 2022)
THE DOTTED BOTTOM LINE
This trend toward contracts that account for fluctuations in pricing and their impact on project delivery has also been noticed by Andrea Lee, partner at Glaholt Bowles LLP, who sees this model as having particular value for the roadbuilding sector.
“The industry at large is already adopting these price escalation clauses, and in roadbuilding, a lot of the contracts are based on unit prices,” said Lee. “So, to the extent that materials and rates continue to increase, if there is a limited form of relief for those unit rates, I think we might start to see more of its inclusion in roadbuilding contracts.”
Lee also shared that over the last several years, most of the contracts she now encounters in her work are built on the Canadian Construction Documents Committee’s cost-plus model; a model that allows contrators to recover the costs of materials, in addition to billing a set fee for time. Those with more flexible pricing options such as the the CCDC5-B contract, are shift away from the standard fixed cost contract type of the CCDC-2.
“I would say within the past few years, most of the contracts that I deal with now are CCDC 5-B,” said Lee.
“That can have a variety of options for what the parties want to come up with in terms of pricing the work, but what I’m seeing in contracts is, for the most part, that parties are agreeing to essentially be more transparent on costs.”
This emerging new standard, Lee said, is a necessity for protecting contractors in an industry climate where not only project costs, but the processes and timelines involved are anything but guaranteed.
“I would say that the number of change requests and change orders on projects that I’ve been seeing are likely higher as a result of the volatility [in prices],” said Lee.
“For contractors, in order to recover from pricing changes, there has to be an actual change in the work — not just on the issue of cost, but also, for example, design changes to the work around material availability or the timeline of the project.”
BREAKING THE MIDDLE GROUND
Despite the rising value of provisional
measures like price escalation clauses and cost-plus contracts, the reality of pricing instability in the sector has left the priorities of owners and contractors at odds with one another.
“For contractors, I think they’re pricing the risk, trying to capture the potential for cost increases in the contract itself," said Lee. "Owners, on the other hand, I’ve seen trying to minimize the ability for contract prices to increase, which includes limiting sizeable contingencies.”
Beyond the terms or numbers on these contracts, Annibale believes that it’s ultimately a collaborative relationship between these owners and contractors, built on mutual transparency and flexibility, that will provide the profitable path forward for an industry feeling the squeeze.
"It's essential to move away from a rigid, positional posture, and towards one that considers the best interests of the project overall,” he said. “That requires a bit of a leap of faith, but if you take that leap, I think you’re putting yourself in a position where you’ll maximize efficiency, limit delays and encourage problem-solving."
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BUYERS GUIDE
For ease of reference, Rock to Road’s Annual Buyers Guide is divided into two sections. The first section is an alphabetical listing of manufacturers, dealers and consultants supplying the industry. If you are looking for a particular company, refer to this section. The second section is an index of products and services, also in alphabetical order. Refer to this section if you are looking for a particular product, such as an asphalt paver, to obtain a list of manufacturers, distributors or consultants for that product.
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801 ASPHALT
1300 S Highway 89 Springville, UT 84663
Springville UT
Tel: 801-277-4258
www.801asphalt.com
AACCESS CONTROL SALES LTD.
161 Lakeshore Rd. E.
Mississauga ON
Tel: 905-274-2555, 800-567-1041
www.accesscontrolsales.ca
ACCUDRAULICS HYDRAULIC TOOLS & ATTACHMENTS
449 Lucas Ave.
Winnipeg MB
Tel: 204-837-8366, 866-429-1730
www.accudraulics.ca
ACTIVE SCALE MANUFACTURING INC.
6 York Rd, P.O. Box 2145
Brantford ON
Tel: 519-752-3701, 800-850-8770
Fax: 519-756-0267
www.activescale.com
AFM INDUSTRIES
828 Ritson Rd. S. Oshawa ON
Tel: 905-443-0150
Fax: 905-443-0155 www.afmindustries.com
AGGREGATES EQUIPMENT INC.
9 Horseshoe Road, P.O. Box 39 Leola PA
Tel: 717-656-2131
Fax: 717-656-6686 aeiscreens.com
AGGRESSOR AUTOMATION
9061 Airport Rd.
Mount Hope ON
Tel: 905-679-6397
Fax: 905-679-3131 www.aggressorautomation.com
AKZO NOBEL CHEMICALS LTD.
1, City Center Drive, Suite 318 Mississauga ON Tel: 905-273-5959 Fax: 905-273-7339 www.akzonobel.com
ALLEN ENGINEERING CORPORATION 819 South 5th St. Paragould AR Tel: 870-236-7751 www.alleneng.com
ALLIED-GATOR, INC. 2100 Poland Ave. Youngstown OH Tel: 330-744-0808 Fax: 330-744-3218 www.alliedgator.com
ALLISON TRANSMISSION INC. One Allison Way Indianapolis IN Tel: 317-242-5000 www.allisontransmission.com
ALLMAND BROS. INC.
1502 W. 4th Ave. Holdrege NE Tel: 308-995-4495 Fax: 308-995-5887 www.allmand.com
ALLU USA
25 Kimberly Road, Suite A East Brunswick NJ Tel: 800-939-2558 www.allu.net
AMACO CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT INC. 5804 Datsun Rd. Mississauga ON Tel: 905-670-3440 Fax: 905-670-3446 www.amacocei.com
AMCAST 34 Aero Rd. Bohemia NY Tel: 631-750-1644 www.amcastonline.com
AME DRILL SUPPLY & SERVICES INC. 1425 Heritage Way Oakville ON Tel: 506-229-8899 www.amedrillsupply.ca
AMI ROCKCHAIN INC.
Suite 620, 407 - 2nd Street SW Calgary AB Tel: 403-660-5968, 833-468-7685 Fax: 780-430-9865 amirockchain.com
AMMANN AMERICA
275 Aimé - Lecavalier Ile-Bizard QC Tel: 514-776-8453 www.ammann-group.com
ASGCO
730 Bangor Road Nazareth PA
Tel: 800-344-4000 Fax: 610-778-8991 www.asgco.com
ASPHALT DRUM MIXERS
1 Adm Parkway Huntertown IN Tel: 260-637-5729 Fax: 260-637-3164 www.admasphaltplants.com
ASSINCK LTD. 9577 Highway 48 North Markham ON Tel: 905-294-0422 Fax: 888-801-4900 www.assinck.com
ASTEC INC. 4101 Jerome Ave. Cattanooga TN
Tel: 423-867-4210 Fax: 423-867-6491 www.astecinc.com
ASV HOLDINGS INC. 840 Lily Lane Grand Rapids MN
Tel: 218-327-3434, 800-205-9913 Fax: 218-327-9122 www.asvi.com
ATELIER GERARD BEAULIEU (AGB) 164 Mgr Martin East St. Saint-Quentin NB Tel: 506-235-2243 Fax: 506-235-3214 www.agbproducts.com
AUSTIN POWDER LTD. 3810 7 St. SE Calgary AB Tel: 403-243-5566 Fax: 403-287-2353 www.austinpowder.ca
AVERY WEIGH-TRONIX 6429 Abrams Montreal QC Tel: 514-695-0380, 800-561-9461 Fax: 514-695-0385 www.averyweigh-tronix.com
B2W SOFTWARE (FORMERLY BID2WIN) 99 Bow St., Ste. 500 Portsmouth NH Tel: 603-570-2500 Fax: 603-386-6760 www.b2wsoftware.com
BASF CONSTRUCTION CHEMICALS 23700 Chagrin Blvd. Beachwood OH Tel: 800-387-5862 www.masterbuilders.com
BEARING SHOP UK
Unit 13 Neptune Close Medway City Industrial Estate Rochester Tel: 163-473-9023 www.bearingshopuk.co.uk
BEAU-ROC INC.
300 Universelle St. Vars ON
Tel: 613-443-0044 Fax: 613-443-1138 www.beauroc.com
BEDROCK SOFTWARE - AGGFLOW 9450 SW Gemini Dr #91404 Beaverton OR Tel: 360-576-5403 www.aggflow.com
BEKA-LUBE PRODUCTS INC.
6581 Kitimat Road Unit 2
Mississauga ON
Tel: 905-821-1050, 888-862-7461
Fax: 905-858-0597 www.beka-lube.com
BERGKAMP INC.
3040 Emulsion Dr. Salina KS
Tel: 785-825-1375, 800-283-7226
Fax: 785-825-4269
www.bergkampinc.com
BESSER CO.
801 Johnson St. Alpena MI
Tel: 517-354-4111 Fax: 517-354-3120 www.besser.com
BKT TIRES (CANADA) INC.
Tel: 604-701-9098
www.bkt-tires.com/ca/en
BLACK CAT BLADES, LTD.
5604-59 St. Edmonton AB
Tel: 780-465-6666, 800-661-6666
Fax: 780-465-9595 www.blackcatblades.com
BLASTCRETE EQUIPMENT CO.
2000 Cobb Ave. Annistion AL
Tel: 256-235-2700
Fax: 256-236-9824 www.blastcrete.com
BOBCAT COMPANY
250 E Beaton Dr. West Fargo ND
Tel: 701-281-6496 www.bobcat.com
BOMAG CANADA INC.
2233 Argentia Road, East Tower, Suites 302 Mississauga ON Tel: 905-361-9961 Fax: 905-361-9962 www.bomag.com/ca
BONDYN PRODUCTS
32 Watson Parkway South Guelph ON
Tel: 647-400-7689, 866-926-6396
Fax: 519-767-9602 www.bondyn.com
BOSSTEK
1607 W. Chanute Rd. Peoria IL
Tel: 309-693-8600
Fax: 309-693-8605 www.bosstek.com
BOUNDARY EQUIPMENT CO. LTD.
10740 181 Street Northwest Edmonton AB
Tel: 780-666-3896
Fax: 780-484-1299
www.boundaryequipment.com
BREAKER TECHNOLOGY LTD.
35 Elgin Street North Thornbury ON
Tel: 519-599-2015
www.rockbreaker.com
BRIDGESTONE/FEATHERSTONE OTR
583 Marriott Dr., 8th Floor
Nashville TN
Tel: 800-905-2367
Fax: 615-493-0364 www.bfor.com
BRIGGS & STRATTON CORP.
P.O. Box 702 Milwaukee WI
Tel: 414-259-5333 Fax: 414-259-5313 www.briggsandstratton.com
BROKK INC.
17321 TYE Street SE
Monroe WA
Tel: 800-621-7856, 800-621-7856 www.brokk.com
BRUNNER & LAY INC.
1510 N. Old Missouri Rd. Springdale AR Tel: 479-756-0880 Fax: 479-756-5366 www.brunnerlay.com
BRUNNER CANADA INC.
3180 American Dr. Mississauga ON Tel: 905-677-1571, 800-325-8213 Fax: 905-677-6044 www.brunnercanada.com
BRUSHLESS.COM
970 S Towanda Ave
Normal IL
Tel: 309-452-2920 www.brushless.com
BUELL DIV. OF FISHERKLOSTERMAN, INC.
200 N. 7th St., Suite 2
Lebanon PA
Tel: 717-274-7303 Fax: 717-274-7342 www.buellclassifier.com
BUFFALO WIRE WORKS 1165 Clinton St., Buffalo NY
Tel: 716-826-4666 Fax: 716-826-8271 www.buffalowire.com
CC&C LIFT TRUCK 30 Parkway Place
Edison NJ
Tel: 866-942-8991 cnclifttruck.com
C&P ATTACHMENTS/ JRC ATTACHMENTS
820 Glazer Parkway
Akron OH
Tel: 800-428-2538
Fax: 330-734-3019 www.paladinbrands.com
CALDWELL CONSTRUCTION INC.
437110 Hawn Drive
Temiskaming Shores ON Tel: 705-647-5369 Fax: 705-647-5372 caldwellconstruction.ca
CALROSE ELECTRIC LTD. #3, 4045 – 74 Avenue S.E. Calgary AB Tel: 403-279-6945 www.calrose.ca
CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES 1455 Lakeshore Rd. Burlington ON Tel: 905-631-7977
Fax: 905-631-6633 www.csl.ca
CANADIAN ASPHALT IND. INC.
305 Renfrew Dr., Suite Markham ON Tel: 905-631-7977 Fax: 905-479-4465 www.canadianasphalt.com
CANADIAN COUNCIL OF INDEPENDENT LABORATORIES
P.O. Box 41027 Ottawa ON Tel: 613-746-3919 www.ccil.com
CANADIAN EQUIPMENT FINANCE & LEASING
250 Woolwich St. South, Unit 5 Breslau ON Tel: 519-648-3898 Fax: 519-648-3382 www.cefl.ca
CANADIAN SCALE CO. LTD.
305 Horner Ave. Toronto ON Tel: 416-259-1111 Fax: 416-259-1959 www.canscale.com
CARDINAL SCALE MFG. CO.
203 E Daugherty, Webb City MO Tel: 800-441-4173 Fax: 417-673-5001 www.cardinalscale.com
CARMAN CONSTRUCTION INC.
295 Fielding Rd Lively ON Tel: 705-682-4424 www.carmanconstruction.ca
CARTER PUMP INC.
152 Franklin Turnpike Waldwick NJ
Tel: 201-568-9798 http://carterpump.com
CASE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
700 State St. Racine WI
Tel: 262-636-6011 Fax: 262-636-0876 www.casece.com
CATERPILLAR INC.
100 N.E. Adams St. Peoria IL
Tel: 309-675-6996 Fax: 309-675-4757 www.cat.com
CDE
430 Marti Drive
Cleburne TX
Tel: 682-350-0300, 844-4-CDEUSA cdegroup.com
CHAMBERS & COOKE LTD.
450 Steelcase Rd. E. Markham ON Tel: 800-563-6059 Fax: 905-475-9491 www.chamberscooke.com
CHAMPION MOTOR GRADERS 8844 Mount Holly Rd. Charlotte NC Tel: 704-392-1038 Fax: 704-394-0802 www.championmotorgraders.com
CHECKFLUID INC.
4070 Eastgate Cres. London ON Tel: 519-652-6373, 866-652-8728 Fax: 519-652-0392 www.checkfluid.com
CHIEFTAIN EQUIPMENT
Unit 30 - 235105 Wrangler Drive Rocky View AB Tel: 403-265-7460 chieftainequipment.com
CIMI INC.
1012 Industriel Road, Lévis QC
Tel: 418-831-0077, 866-331-0077 Fax: 418-831-5556 www.excavatrice.com
CIT. EQUIP. FINANCE CANADA 5035 South Service Rd. Burlington ON Tel: 905-633-2400 www.cit.ca
CLASSIFICATION & FLOTATION SYSTEMS INC. 235 Industrial Way, Fenton MI Tel: 800-666-0154 Fax: 810-714-2799 www.cfs-web.com
CLEANFIX NORTH AMERICA INC. 250 Wright Blvd. Stratford ON Tel: 519-275-2808, 855-REV-FANS Fax: 519-275-3995 www.cleanfix.org
CLEMRO WESTERN LTD.
8242 ‚30th St. S.E. Calgary AB Tel: 403-279-4319 Fax: 403-236-0186 www.clemro.com
CMI ROADBUILDING INC.
315 Hudiburg Circle Oklahoma OK Tel: 800-994-1736 www.cmi-roadbuilding.com
COLUMBIA STEEL CASTING CO., INC. P.O. Box 83095 Portland OR Tel: 800-547-9471 Fax: 503-286-1743 www.columbiasteel.com
COMMAND ALKON
1800 International Park Dr,., Suite 400
Birmingham AL
Tel: 205-879-3282, 800-624-1872 Fax: 205-870-1405 www.commandalkon.com
CON-E-CO.
237 N. 13th St.
Blair NE
Tel: 402-426-4181 Fax: 402-426-4180 www.con-e-co.com
CONCORD CONCRETE PUMPS INC.
1608 Broadway St.
Port Coquitlam BC
Tel: 888-201-2223
Fax: 604-468-7885 www.concordpumps.ca
CONQUEST EQUIPMENT
548 Bourquin Road Estevan SK
Tel: 306-994-2400, 855-483-2500 www.conquestequipment.net
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY
P.O. Box 1271
Lake Grove OR
Tel: 503-692-9000 Fax: 503-692-6220 www.ceccrushers.com
CONTINENTAL
1830 MacMillan Park Drive
Fort Mill SC
Tel: 877-235-0102 http://www.continental-specialty.com
CONTINENTAL CONVEYOR & EQUIPMENT
438 Industrial Dr. Winfield AL
Tel: 205-487-6492
Fax: 205-487-4233 www.continentalconveyor.com
CONTITECH NORTH AMERICA
136 Summit Ave. Montvale NJ
Tel: 201-930-0600, 800-654-0974 www.contitech.us
CONVEYWEIGH
11247 Spook Hollow Rd.
Beverly OH
Tel: 740-984-0555 Fax: 740-984-0554 www.conveyweigh.com
COOGAR SALES & SERVICE
70 Sandford Fleming Rd Collingwood ON Tel: 705-444-8892, 866-762-5835 Fax: 705-444-8896 coogarsales.com
CORTEC CORPORATION
4119 White Bear Parkway
Saint Paul MN
Tel: 651-429-1100
Fax: 651-429-1122 www.cortecmci.com
COTTRILL HEAVY EQUIPMENT
252 Saratoga Rd
Kincardine ON
Tel: 519-396-4502, 877-396-1414
Fax: 519-396-7002 www.cottrill.ca
CREIGHTON ROCK DRILL LTD.
2222 Drew Rd.
Mississauga ON
Tel: 905-673-8200, 855-625-0941 Fax: 905-673-8208 www.creightonrock.com
CRUSHCO INC.
3135 Boomer Line
St. Clements ON
Tel: 519-577-6576, 855-448-3722 crushco.ca
CRUSHTEK LLC.
2650 Chattahoochee Dr., N.W. Suite 500
Duluth GA
Tel: 770-270-8904 Fax: 770-270-8858 www.crushtek.com
CUMMINS INC.
500 Jackson St. Columbus IN Tel: 812-377-5000 Fax: 812-377-3687 www.cummins.com
CURB ROLLER MANUFACTURING
112 South Main St. Fairview KS Tel: 785-467-3132 www.curbroller.com
CURTIS GEO SOLUTIONS INC.
Unit 1A, 820 28 Street NE Calgary AB Tel: 403-273-5868 Fax: 403-273-5957 www.curtisgeo.ca
CWS INDUSTRIES (MFG) CORP.
19490- 92nd Ave.
Surrey BC Tel: 604-888-9008 Fax: 604-888-9006 www.cwsindustries.com
DD & J LOCKHART EXCAVATORS LTD.
P.O. Box 31058 Willow West Guelph ON Tel: 519-821-4475 Fax: 519-821-7720 www.lockhartexcavators.com
DAVEY BICKFORD CDA
151-32500 South Fraser Way
Abbotsford BC
Tel: 604-308-5446 www.daveytronic.com
DEISTER MACHINE CO., INC.
P.O. Box 1
Fort Wayne IN Tel: 260-426-7495 Fax: 260-422-1523 www.deisterrmachine.com
DENDOFF SPRINGS MFG. LTD.
12045 Old Yale Rd.
Surrey BC
Tel: 604-580-3400 Fax: 604-580-3600 www.dendoff.com
DEPENDABLE TRUCK AND TANK LIMITED
275 Clarence Street
Brampton ON
Tel: 905-453-6724, 800-268-0871 Fax: 905-453-7005 www.dependable.ca
DERRICK CORP.
590 Duke Rd.
Buffalo NY
Tel: 716-683-9010
Fax: 716-683-4991 www.Derrick.com
DIAMOND BILT
971 N George Washington Blvd. Yuba City CA
Tel: 530-674-8577 Fax: 530-674-7339 diamondbilt.com
DIAMOND EQUIPMENT GROUP INC.
102 - 30488 Great Northern Ave Abbotsford BC
Tel: 604-930-2300 diamondequip.com
DINGS COMPANY MAGNETIC GROUP 4740 W. Electric Ave.
Milwaukee WI
Tel: 414-672-7830 Fax: 414-672-5354 www.dingsmagnets.com
DIRECT REPLACEMENT PARTS
102 2nd St. Englehart ON Tel: 705-544-2170 www.drpcanada.com
DOOSAN INFRACORE NORTH AMERICA
2905 Shawnee Industrial Way Suwanee GA
Tel: 678-714-6000 na.doosanequipment.com
DOOSAN PORTABLE POWER 1293 Glenway Dr. Statesville NC
Tel: 800-633-5206
Fax: 704-883-3770 www.doosanportablepower.com
DRESSTA NORTH AMERICA 1327 Barclay Blvd. Buffalo Grove IL
Tel: 847-537-4783 Fax: 847-537-2873 www.dresstanorthamerica.com
DRILLMASTER INTERNATIONAL 1300 Heritage Prkway Mansfield TX
Tel: 817-453-2600 Fax: 817-277-0068 www.sandvlk.com
DSC DREDGE, LLC 156 Airport Rd. Reserve LA
Tel: 985-479-1355 Fax: 985-479-1367 www.dscdredge.com
DUREX PRODUCTS, INC. 112 West First Ave Luck WI
Tel: 715-472-2111 Fax: 715-472-2431 durexproducts.com
DYNAPAC CANADA LTD.
4050B Sladeview Cres. L5L 5Y5
Mississauga ON Tel: 905-607-1170 Fax: 905-607-7921 www.dynapac.com
DYNO NOBEL INC.
130, 160 Quarry Park Blvd. SE Calgary AB Tel: 403-236-9160 Fax: 800-565-8375 www.dynonobel.com
E-Z DRILL INC. P.O. Box 517, 4615 West Lakeview Stillwater OK Tel: 800-272-0121 Fax: 405-372-1429 www.ezdrill.com
E.D ETRYNE & CO. 1333 South Daysville Rd. Oregon IL Tel: 880-995-2116 Fax: 815-732-7400 www.etnyre.com
EAGLE CRUSHER CO., INC. P.O. Box 537 Galion OH Tel: 419-468-2288 Fax: 419-468-4840 www.eaglecrusher.com
EAGLE IRON WORKS, LLC; EIW 129 East Holcomb Ave. Des Moines IA Tel: 515-243-1123 eiwllc.com
EBERSPAECHER 6099A Vipond Drive Mississauga ON Tel: 905-670-0960 www.eberspaecher.com
EDGE INNOVATE 30 Farlough Rd. Dungannon Tel: 288-774-0525 Fax: 288-774-7244 www.edgeinnovate.com
EFCO 1800 N.E., Broadway Ave. Des Moines IA Tel: 515-266-1141 Fax: 514-313-4420 www.efcoforms.com
ELKIN MANUFACTURING, INC. 2879 Oakland Ave. Indiana PA Tel: 800-245-6899 Fax: 724-249-5987 www.elkinhitech.com
ELLICOTT DREDGES, LLC 1611 Bush Street Baltimore MD Tel: 410-545-0232, 800-448-7581 www.dredge.com
ELRUS AGGREGATE SYSTEMS 4409 Glenmore Trail S.E. Calgary AB Tel: 403-279-7741, 888-535-7877 Fax: 403-236-5151 www.elrus.com
EMERSON POWER TRANSMISSION
SOLUTIONS
7120 New Buffington Rd., Florence KY
Tel: 859-342-7900 www.emerson-ept.com
ENVIRO-PORT, INC.
10953 Dunbarton Rd.
Gratiot WI
Tel: 800-356-8106
Fax: 608-922-3370 www.enviro-port.com
ENVIROLIN CANADA
520 Adanac
Quebec QC
Tel: 418-623-1216, 888-444-7925
Fax: 418-660-8889 www.envirolin.com
EPIROC CUSTOMER CENTER
1025 Tristar Drive Mississauga ON
Tel: 289-562-0100 www.epiroc.com
EQUIPEMENTS MANUQUIP INC. (LES)
5185 Rue John-Molson, QC
Quebec QC
Tel: 418-877-4487
Fax: 418-877-9428
www.manuquipinc.com
Equipment Sales & Services Limited
1030 Martin Grove Rd.
Toronto ON
Tel: 416-249-8141
Fax: 416-249-8912 www.essltd.com
ERIE STRAYER CO.
P.O. Box 1031
Erie PA
Tel: 814-456-7001
Fax: 814-452-3422 www.eriestrayer.com
ERIEZ
2200 Asbury Rd. Erie PA
Tel: 814-835-6000
Fax: 814-838-4960 www.eriez.com
ESCO CORP.
2141 N.W. 25th Ave., Portland OR
Tel: 503-778-6768
Fax: 503-778-6765 www.escocorp.com
EUTECTIC CANADA INC.
428 Rue Aimé-Vincent Vaudreuil-Dorion QC
Tel: 514-695-7500, 800-361-9439 www.eutectic.ca
EVOQUIP
200 Coalisland Road
Dungannon Co.Tyrone
Tel: 288-771-8500 www.terex.com/evoquip/en
EXCEL FOUNDRY & MACHINE
14463 Wagonseller Rd.
Pekin IL
Tel: 800-523-9129
Fax: 309-347-1931 www.excelfoundry.com
EXPLOTECH ENGINEERING LTD.
58 Antares Drive Unit 5
Nepean ON
Tel: 613-723-2494, 866-397-5683
Fax: 613-723-1114 www.explotech.com
EZSCALE
P.O. Box 185, Carlisle ON Tel: 905-659-1323
Fax: 905-659-1286 www.ezscale.com
FFIELDWORKS CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
48 Ardelt Ave.
Kitchener ON
Tel: 855-548-4664
Fax: (519) 570 – 0061 www.fieldworksequipment.com
FILOTECH ELECTRODES INC.
300 St-Francois-Xavier, Suite 212
Delson QC
Tel: 888-522-5569
Fax: 450-632-2356 www.filotechelectrodes.com
FINNING CANADA
19100 -94th Ave.
Surrey BC
Tel: 604-881-2610
Fax: 604-881-2612 www.finning.ca
FISHER INDUSTRIES
P.O. Box 1034, 3020 Energy Dr.
Dickinson ND
Tel: 701-456-9184, 800-932-8740 Fax: 701-456-9193 www.fisherind.com
FLEXCO
2525 Wisconsin Ave.
Downers Grove IL
Tel: 630-971-0150 Fax: 630-971-1180 www.flexco.com
FLO COMPONENTS LTD.
50 Admiral Blvd. Mississauga ON
Tel: 905-671-2355, 800-668-5458 Fax: 905-671-2358 www.flocomponents.com
FLODRAULIC
45 Sinclair Ave Georgetown ON
Tel: 905-702-9456, 800-361-6209 Fax: 905-702-9457 www.flodraulic.com
FOOTHILLS STEEL FOUNDRY
9390 114 Ave. SE Calgary AB
Tel: 403-255-0125 Fax: 403-252-8994 www.foothillssteel.com
FOREMAN EQUIPMENT
44109 Yale Rd. West
Chilliwack AB
Tel: 604-852-9022, 888-852-9021 Fax: 403-923-1397 www.foremanequipment.com
FREIGHTLINER TRUCKS
4435 N. Channel Ave.
Portland OR
Tel: 800-385-4757 www.freightlinertrucks.com
FRONTLINE MACHINERY LTD.
43779 Progress Way
Chilliwack BC
Tel: 604-625-2009, 855-625-2009 Fax: 604-402-3004 frontline-machinery.com
FURUKAWA ROCK DRILL 805 Lake St.
Kent OH
Tel: 800-358-4476 Fax: 330-673-8504 www.furukawarockdrill.com
GGEHL CO.
One Gehl Way
West Bend WI
Tel: 262-334-9461
Fax: 262-334-6689 www.gehl.com
GEITH
2905 Shawnee Industrial Way Suwanee GA
Tel: 800-762-4090 Fax: 866-472-4950 www.geith.com
GENCOR INDUSTRIES
5201 N Orange Blossom Trail Orlando FL
Tel: 407-290-6000 Fax: 407-578-0577 www.gencor.com
GENEQ INC. 910 Rowntree Dairy Rd., Unit 15 Vaughan ON Tel: 365-527-2508, 855-527-5808 Fax: 365-527-2509 www.geneq.com
GENERAL BEARING SERVICE INC. 1326 Notre Dame W. Montreal QC Tel: 514-937-7423 Fax: 514-937-3736 www.gbs.ca
GEODRILLING SYSTEMS Carl Street Hanmer ON Tel: 705-688-6167 www.geodrilling.ca
GEOSHACK CANADA 1930 Mallard Road London ON Tel: 972-918-5300 geoshack.com
GEOSONICS INC.
359 Northgate Dr., P.O. Box 506 Warrendale PA Tel: 800-992-9395 Fax: 724-934-2999 www.geosonics.com
GEOSONICS/VIBRA-TECH
109 East 1st St. Hazleton PA Tel: 570-455-5861, 866-806-9676 Fax: 570-455-0626 www.geosonicsvibratech.com
GERARD DANIEL WORLDWIDE 205 Courtneypark Dr. West Mississauga ON Tel: 905-670-8558, 800-561-5903 Fax: 905-670-4961 www.gerarddaniel.ca
GEROQUIP INC. 4795 Louis-B-Mayer St. Laval QC Tel: 450-978-0200 Fax: 450-682-6654 www.geroquip.com
GETS EQUIP. LTD. 2-1310 Kerrisdale Blvd., Newmarket ON Tel: 905-953-9327 Fax: 905-953-0825 www.getsequipment.com
GILSON CO., INC. P.O. Box 200 Lewis Center OH Tel: 740-548-7298 Fax: 740-548-5314 www.globalgilson.com
GLASVAN ETNYRE TRAILERS 1201 Aimco Blvd, Mississauga ON Tel: 905-625-8441, 1 (888) GLASVAN glasvangreatdane.com
GLASVAN GREAT DANE (ALLISTON) 4917 C.W. Leach Rd Alliston ON Tel: 705-434-1423, 1 (888) GLASVAN glasvangreatdane.com
GLASVAN GREAT DANE (WHITBY) 1025 Hopkins St Whitby ON Tel: 905-430-1262, (888) GLASVAN glasvangreatdane.com
GLOBAL RESOURCES FOR INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS (GRIP) INC. 1686 57A Street Delta BC Tel: 604-889-1855 Fax: 866-695-9655 www.conveycanada.ca
GODWIN PUMPS OF AMERICA INC. 84 Floodgate Rd. Bridgeport NJ Tel: 856-467-3636 Fax: 856-467-4841 www.godwinpumps.com
GOLDER ASSOCIATES LTD. 121 Commerce Park Dr Barrie ON Tel: 905-567-4444 Fax: 905-567-6561 www.golder.com
GOMACO CORP. GOMACO INT’L
119 E. Hwy 175
Ida Grove IA
Tel: 712-364-3347
Fax: 712-364-3986
www.gomaco.com
GOODYEAR ENGINEERED PRODUCTS
450 Kipling Ave.
Etobicoke ON
Tel: 519-631-2870
Fax: 519-631-4624
www.goodyearep.com
GORMAN-RUPP OF CANADA LTD.
70 Burwell Rd.
St.Thomas ON
Tel: 519-631-2870
Fax: 519-631-4624 www.grcanada.com
GRANT AGGREGATE & IND. SUPPLY INC.
2578 Lasalle Blvd.
Sudbury ON
Tel: 705-524-2711
Fax: 705-524-2692 www.grantagg.com
GREAT WEST EQUIPMENT
123 L & A Cross Rd.
Vernon BC
Tel: 250-549-4232, 1-888-GW-24-365 www.gwequipment.com
GROUNDMAX LTD.
48 Bo Mont Dr Elmsdale NS
Tel: 902-883-1190
Fax: 902-883-7954 groundmax.ca
GUNTERT & ZIMMERMAN CONST. DIV. INC.
222 East Fourth St. Ripon CA
Tel: 209-599-0066
Fax: 209-599-2021 www.guntert.com
HHAGGLUNDS DRIVES INC.
2275 International St., Columbus OH
Tel: 614-527-7400
Fax: 614-527-7401 www.hagglunds.com
HAMMOND AIR CONDITIONING LTD.
125 Samnah Cres
Ingersoll ON
Tel: 519-485-5961, 800-267-2665
Fax: 519-485-3745 www.hammondac.com
HATZ DIESEL OF AMERICA INC.
W229 N1645 Westwood Dr. Waukesha WI
Tel: 262-544-0254
Fax: 262-544-6120 www.hatzusa.com
HAVER & BOECKER NIAGARA
225 Ontario St. St. Catharines ON
Tel: 905-688-2644, 800-325-5993 Fax: 905-688-6940 www.haverniagara.com
HAZEMAG CANADA INC.
1 Marconi Court Unit 10, Bolton ON Tel: 905-875-9623 Fax: 905-857-3025 www.hazemag.com
HCSS
13151 W Airport Blvd.
Sugar Land TX Tel: 713-270-4000, 800-683-3196 www.hcss.com
HIGH EYE AERIAL IMAGING 39 Woodland Drive Wasaga Beach ON Tel: 705-812-0978 higheyeaerial.com
HIKON IND. LTD. Box 279. RR 4 Saskatoon SK Tel: 306-244-4533 Fax: 306-244-5223 www.hikonindustries.com
HOSEPOWER CANADA 395 Westney Rd. S. Ajax ON Tel: 905-686-4071 Fax: 905-686-4385 www.hosepower.com
HOSKIN SCIENTIFIC
#5-3280 South Service Road West Oakville ON Tel: 905-333-5510, 800-665-5871 Fax: 905-333-4976 www.hoskin.ca
HOSS EQUIP.
3131 N. Highway 161
Irving TX
Tel: 972-257-1244
Fax: 972-257-1960 www.hossequipment.com
HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIP.
6100 Atlantic Blvd.
Norcross GA
Tel: 678-823-7777
Fax: 678-823-7778 www.hceamericas.com
IIDEAL PIPE
1196 Sunningdale Rd., W. London ON
Tel: 519-473-2669
Fax: 519-641-2524 www.idealpipe.ca
INDECO
135 Research Dr. Milford CT
Tel: 203-713-1030
Fax: 203-713-1040
www.indeco-breakers.com
INDUSTRIAL MOTOR POWER CORPORATION
350 North Glenoaks Blvd., Suite #200
Burbank CA
Tel: 323-268-3380, 800-965-0994
Fax: 323-268-4521 www.impcorporation.com
INFINITY BELTING LTD.
#107,951 Boulder Boulder Blvd.
Stony Plain AB
Tel: 780-963-3084, 855-963-3084 Fax: 780-963-3214 www.infinitybelting.com
INGERSOLL-RAND
1293 Glenway Dr. Statesville NC
Tel: (877) IR-BRAND Fax: 704-896-4891 www.ingersollrand.com
INNOTAG DISTRIBUTIONS INC.
2080 Rue Pierre Louis le Tourneux Beloeil QC
Tel: 450-464-7427, 800-363-8727 Fax: 450-464-0874 innotag.com
INNOVATING PROCESSING SOLUTIONS P.O. Box 299 Aurora IN Tel: 877-926-0040 Fax: 812-926-3482 www.innovative-processing.com
INSTANTEL INC.
309 Legget Dr. Kanata ON Tel: 613-592-4642 Fax: 613-592-4296 www.instantel.com
INSTARMAC GROUP PLC
Danny Morson Way, Birch Coppice Business Park Dordon, Tamworth, Staffordshire
Tel: +44 (0) 1827 254402 Fax: +44 (0) 1827 874466 www.instarmacinternational.com
INTERNATIONAL BLASTING CONSULTANTS LTD. 437 Laurentian Cres. Coquitlam BC
Tel: 604-936-3420 Fax: 604-936-3632 www.blastingconsultants.com
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK & ENGINE CORP. 4201 Winfield Rd. Warrenville IL
Tel: 630-753-2594 Fax: 630-753-2598 www.internationaltrucks.com/en
INTERROLL CANADA LTD. 1201 Gorham St. Newmarket ON Tel: 905-727-3399 Fax: 905-727-3299 www.interroll.com
IROCK CRUSHERS 5531 Canal Rd. Valley View OH Tel: 866-240-0201 Fax: 440-735-4974 www.irockcrushers.com
JJ.A. LARUE INC. 660 rue Lenoir Quebec QC
Tel: 418-658-3003 Fax: 418-658-6799 www.jalarue.com
JADAIR INTERNATIONAL INC.
235 Grand Avenue, P.O. Box 89
Port Washington WI
Tel: 262-284-3411, 800-669-3411 Fax: 262-284-6911 jadair.com
JAYMAC HEAVY EQUIPMENT REPAIRS 3559 hwy 202 East Gore NS Tel: 902-830-7965 jaymac.ca
JCB INC.
2000 Bamford Blvd. Pooler GA Tel: 912-447-2000 Fax: 912-447-2248 www.jcb.com
JENNY PRODUCTS INC. 850 N Pleasant Ave., Somerset PA Tel: 814-445-3400 www.steamjenny.com
JIFFY PRODUCTS CO INC. 2647 Brenner Dr Dallas TX Tel: 214-352-2623 www.jiffydallas.com
JOCOVA FINANCIAL EQUIPMENT LEASING 170 The Donway W. Toronto ON
Tel: 905-758-1008, 888-207-6208 Fax: 888-546-5152 www.jocovafinancial.com
JOHN DEERE CONSTRUCTION & FORESTRY 1515 5th Ave. Moline IL Tel: 309-765-0141 www.Deere.com
KK-TEC EARTHMOVERS INC. P.O. Box 257, 164 2nd Ave East Rosenort MB Tel: 204-746-6435, 866-496-7561 Fax: 204-746-2309 www.ktec.com
KAWASAKI CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY CORP. OF AMERICA 2140 Barrett Park Drive, Suite 101 Kennesaw GA Tel: 770-499-7000 Fax: 770-499-6067 global.kawasaki.com/en
KEITH MANUFACTURING CO. 401 Northwest Adler St. Madras OR Tel: 541-475-3802, 800-547-6161 Fax: 541-475-2169 www.keithwalkingfloor.com
KENCO ENGINEERING INC. 2155 PFE Rd. Roseville CA
Tel: 916-782-8494, 800-363-9859 Fax: 916-783-3494 www.kencoengineering.com
KENNAMETAL INC.
1600 Technology Way
Latrobe PA
Tel: 724-539-5000 Fax: 724-539-5022 www.kennametal.com
KENWORTH TRUCK CO.
10630 NE 38th Place
Kirkland WA
Tel: 425-828-5000 Fax: 425-828-5777 www.kenworth.com
KINECOR LP
2200 52nd Ave.
Lachine QC
Tel: 1 (866)-Kinecor Fax: 514-636-7777 www.wajax.com
KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION
MACHINERY U.S.A.
22350 Merchants Way Katy TX Tel: 281-888-8430 www.KOBELCO-USA.com
KOMATSU AMERICA CORP. 1701 Golf Rd. Rolling Meadows IL Tel: 847-437-5800 www.komatsuamerica.com
KOMATSU CANADA LTD.
125-B Sismet Rd. Mississauga ON
Tel: 905-625-6292 Fax: 905-625-3036 www.komatsu.com/en
KOMATSU MINING
20 Canadian DR Ashton AB
Tel: 249-377-6862 www.komatsu.com/en/products/ blasthole-drills
KREBS ENGINEERS
5505 W Gillette Rd. Tucson AZ
Tel: 520-744-8200 Fax: 520-744-8300 www.krebs.com
KUBOTA CANADA LTD. 5900 14th Ave. Markham ON Tel: 905-294-7477 Fax: 905-294-6651 www.kubota.com
LL&M RADIATOR INC. / MESABI 1414 East 37th St. Hibbing MN
Tel: 218-263-8993, 800-346-3500 www.mesabi.com
LBX COMPANY LLC.
2004 Buck Lane
Lexington KY
Tel: 859-245-3900
Fax: 859-245-3909 www.lbxco.com
LEASECORP CAPITAL INC.
4936 Yonge St., Ste. 308 Toronto ON Tel: 866-434-9965 Fax: 866-751-6844 www.leasecorp.ca
LENWORTH AIR TOOL COMPANY
LIMITED
279 Mill Street East, Acton ON Tel: 519-853-2672 Fax: 519-853-2894
LIEBHERR CANADA LTD. 1015 Sutton Dr. Burlington ON Tel: 905-319-9222 Fax: 905-319-6622 www.liebherr.com
LIPPMANN MILWAUKEE INC. 3271 E. Van Norman. Cudahy WI Tel: 414-744-2565 Fax: 414-744-8172 www.lippmann-milwaukee.com
LIUGONG MACHINERY 20823 Park Row
Katy TX Tel: 281-579-8882 Fax: 281-579-8388 www.LiuGongNA.com
LONDON MACHINERY INC.
15790 Robins Hill Rd. London ON Tel: 800-265-1098 Fax: 519-659-2306 www.lmi.ca
LORENZ CONVEYING PRODUCTS CORP. P.O. Box 1002
Cobourg ON Tel: 905-372-2240, 800-263-1942 Fax: 905-372-4456 www.lorenzproducts.com
LUFF INDUSTRIES LTD.
235010 Wrangler Rd. Rocky View AB
Tel: 403-279-3555, 888-349-5833 Fax: 403-279-5709 www.luffindustries.com
MACHINERY SUPPLY INC.
100 East Lake Drive NE Airdrie AB
Tel: 403-503-7877 www.machinerysupply.ca
MACK MANUFACTURING INC. 7205 Bellingrath Rd. Theodore AL
Tel: 251-653-9999
Fax: 251-653-1365 www.mackmfg.com
MACK TRUCKS CANADA LTD. 2100 Derry Rd. W., Ste. 410 Mississauga ON
Tel: 289-998-0071
Fax: 289-998-0065 www.macktrucks.com
MACK TRUCKS INC. 1407 Bulldog Dr. Allentown PA
Tel: 610-395-6801
Fax: 610-398-3982 www.macktrucks.com
MAGNTO LUBRIFICATION INC. (LINCOLN/SKF) 1375 Gay-Lussac Boucherville QC
Tel: 450-655-2551, 877-655-2551 Fax: 450-341-4348 www.magneto.ca
MAJOR
225 North Montcalm Blvd. Candiac QC
Tel: 450-659-7681 Fax: 450-659-5570 majorflexmat.com/en
MANULIFT EMI LTD.
606 Lionel Boulet Boul. Varenne QC
Tel: 450-652-5550 Fax: 450-652-5559 www.manulift.ca
MARCEL EQUIPMENT LIMITED 1000 Progress Dr. London ON Tel: 519-686-1123, 800-265-5747 www.marcelequipment.com
MARCOTTE MINING MACHINERY SERVICES INC. 2291 Lasalle Blvd. Sudbury ON Tel: 800-461-5955, 800-461-5955 Fax: 705-566-5657 www.marcottemining.com
MARCOTTE SYSTEMS LTD. P.O. Box 84
Saint Bruno QC
LAKE ERIE PORTABLE SCREENERS INC. 9843 Martin Avenue
Lake City PA
Tel: 814-774-7080
Fax: 814-774-7088 www.pitbullscreeners.com
M&L TESTING EQUIPMENT LTD
31 Dundas St. East Dundas ON
Tel: 905-689-7327, 800-263-9244 Fax: 905-689-3978 www.mltest.com
Tel: 855-652-6520 Fax: 450-652-6444 www.marcottesystems.com
MARTIN ENGINEERING
One Martin Place Neponset IL
Tel: 309-852-2384 Fax: 800-814-1553 www.martin-eng.com
MARTIN REMOTE SENSING CORPORATION
Box 772 Hanna, Alberta AB Tel: 403-857-9671 www.martinremotesensing.com
MASABA CANADA CORP. 827501 Grey rd 40 Blue Mountains ON Tel: 905-453-2200 Fax: 905-451-1922 www.masabainc.com
MATEC IN AMERICA 71 South St. Hopkinton MA Tel: 508-293-8400 Fax: 800-435-1919 www.matecindustries.com/en
MATSOLUTIONS
1600 Corporate Court Irving TX Tel: 972-525-2609, 877-825-5077 www.matsolutions.com/Services/ Calibrate.aspx
MAULDIN PAVING PRODUCTS 250 East Warehouse Ct. Taylors SC Tel: 864-244-4800 Fax: 864-244-5007 www.4amauldin.com
MB CRUSHER Via Astico, 30/A Fara Vicentino VI Tel: ‘+39 0445 308148 Fax: ‘+39 0445 308179 www.mbcrusher.com
MCASPHALT INDUSTRIES LTD. 8800 Sheppard Ave., E Scarborough ON Tel: 416-281-8181 Fax: 416-281-8842 www.mcasphalt.com
MCCLOSKEY INTERNATIONAL LTD. 1 McCloskey Road. Keene ON Tel: 705-295-4925, 877-876-6635 Fax: 705-295-4777 www.mccloskeyinternational.com
MCLANAHAN CORPORATION
200 Wall Street Hollidaysburg PA Tel: 814-695-9807 Fax: 814-695-9984 www.mclanahan.com
MCNEILUS TRUCK & MANUFACTURING CO. 524 Country Rd., 34 E. Dodge Center MN Tel: 504-374-6321 Fax: 507-374-6394 www.mcneiluscompanies.com
METSO OUTOTEC
2253 Lasalle Boulevard Sudbury ON Tel: 519-276-8929 mogroup.com/aggregates
METTLER - TOLEDO CANADA
2915 Argentia Road, Unit 6
Mississauga ON
Tel: 800-638-8537
Fax: 614-781-3901 www.mt.com
MHBC PLANNING
540 Bingemans Centre Dr., Suite 200
Kitchener ON
Tel: 519-576-3650
Fax: 519-576-0121 www.mhbcplan.com
MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA (CANADA) INC.
3020 Jaques-Bureau Ave. Laval QC
Tel: 450-978-4766
Fax: 450-978-7589 www.michelin.ca/en
MID-STATE SALES, INC.
1101 Gahanna Parkway
Columbus
Tel: 614-864-1811
Fax: 614-864-0435 www.midstate-sales.com
MIDWESTERN INDUSTRIES INC.
915 Oberlin Rd. SW
Massillon OH
Tel: 877-474-9464
Fax: 330-837-4210 www.midwesternind.com
MINDS CORP
2430 North Decatur Blvd, Suite 120 Las Vegas NV
Tel: 866-519-3494
www.mindsusa.com
MINING EQUIPMENT COMPANY
(A DIVISION OF COMBUSTION CANADA INC.)
8500 Leslie Street
Markham ON
Tel: 905-830-9294
Fax: 888-392-7955 www.miningequipmentcompany.com
MOCAP INC./ VARI-STEM PLUGS
13100 Manchester Rd. St. Louis MO
Tel: 314-543-4000
Fax: 314-543-4111 www.varistem.com
MODULEX SOLUTIONS INC.
9200 Av du Parc #513 Montreal QC
Tel: 866-718-8645
MONTABERT
2905 Shawnee Industrial Way Suwanee GA
Tel: 866-472-4373
Fax: 866-472-4950 www.montabert.com
MONTREAL TRACTEUR INC.
21601 Clark Graham
Baie-D'Urfe QC
Tel: 514-457-8160
Fax: 514-457-5051 www.montrealtractor.com
MORMAK EQUIP LTD.
8140 Becketts Rd.
Vernon BC
Tel: 250-542-7350
Fax: 250-542-0571
www.mormak.com
MPAQ AUTOMATION INC.
14-3300 Ridgeway Drive
Mississauga ON
Tel: 905-542-9411, 888-672-0349
Fax: 905-542-9433 www.mpaq.com
MREL GROUP OF COMPANIES LTD.
1555 Sydenham Rd.
Kingston ON Tel: 613-545-0466
Fax: 613-542-8029 www.mrel.com
MULTIQUIP INC.
18910 Wilmington Ave. Carson CA
Tel: 800-421-1244 Fax: 310-537-3927 www.multiquip.com
MULTISOLV INC.
1040 Martin Grove Rd., Unit 16 Toronto ON Tel: 416-424-4190 Fax: 866-852-6287 multisolv.com
N
NATIONAL TRAILER MFG. LTD.
5881 56 Ave. NW. Edmonton AB
Tel: 780-469-0820, 877-495-4525 Fax: 780-469-8995 www.nationaltrailer.ca
NCINDUSTRIAL
100 Mumford Road Lively ON Tel: 705-885-1600 www.ncindustrial.ca
NEAL MANUFACTURING DIVISION OF BLASTCRETE EQUIPMENT LLC
2000 Cobb Ave. Anniston AL
Tel: 770-800-5673 Fax: 256-236-9824 www.nealequip.com
NESBITT TRAINING
4 Apple Creek Cres. Ottawa ON Tel: 613-402-5764 www.nesbitttraining.ca
NESCO (NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES) CO.
7 Hampshire Dr. Mendham NJ
Tel: 973-543-4586
Fax: 973-543-4588 www.drdust.com
NEW HOLLAND CONSTRUCTION
245 East North Ave.
Carol Stream IL
Tel: 630-260-4000
Fax: 630-260-4369 www.newhollandconstruction.com
NILEX
6810-8th Street NW
Edmonton AB
Tel: 780-229-2772, 800-667-4811 www.nilex.com
NINKOVICH GRAVEL LTD.
RR# 4
Red Deer AB
Tel: 403-309-2415 www.ninkovichgravel.ca
NOMIS SEISMOGRAPHS
3710-4th Ave. South Birmingham AL
Tel: 205-592-2466 Fax: 205-592-2477 www.nomis.com
NORDSTRONG EQUIP. LTD.
400 Ambassador Dr. Mississauga ON Tel: 289-562-6400 Fax: 289-562-6445 www.nordstrongequipment.com
NORTH AMERICA TRAFFIC
7 Petersburg Circle
Port Colborne ON Tel: 905-835-0800, 877-352-4626 Fax: 905-835-0453 northamericatraffic.com
NORTHERN CAST PARTS COMPANY INC. #6, 2230 Walkers Line Burlington ON Tel: 905-336-3965 Fax: 905-336-3955 www.northerncastparts.com
NPK CONSTRUCTION EQUIP. INC.
7550 Independence Dr. Walton Hills OH Tel: 440-232-7900 Fax: 440-232-4382 www.npkce.com
NYE MANUFACTURING LTD. 3585 Mavis Rd. Mississauga ON Tel: 905-897-2311 Fax: 905-897-2312 www.nye.ca
OOPTICOM TECHNOLOGIES
Suite 560, 425 Carrall Street Vancouver BC Tel: 269-966-2900 opticomtech.com
ORICA CANADA INC. 301, Hotel de Ville, Brownsburg QC Tel: 450-533-4201 Fax: 450-533-1393 www.oricaminingservices.com
ORICA USA 33101 E. Quincy Ave. Watkins CO Tel: 303-268-5200 Fax: 303-268-5254 www.oricaminingservices.com
ORMAC INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS 45 Industrial Dr Sussex NB Tel: 506-432-5960 www.ormac.ca
OTR ONSITE™ - WHEEL SAFETY INSPECTIONS
3556 South 5600 West West Valley City UT Tel: 801-702-8878 otr-onsite.com
P.R. ENGINEERING LTD.
249 Toronto Ave. Oshawa ON Tel: 905-579-9721 Fax: 905-434-6878 www.prengineering.com
PALADIN ATTACHMENTS
2800 N Zeeb Rd. Dexter MI Tel: 800-456-7100 Fax: 734-996-9014 www.paladinattachments.com
PEBBLE PUSHERS GRAVEL CO LTD. 39325-A RGE Rd. Ext 273 Lacombe County AB Tel: 403-885-5081 www.pebblepushersgravel.com
PETERBILT MOTORS CO. 1700 Woodbrook St. Denton TX Tel: 940-591-4000 Fax: 940-591-4112 www.peterbilt.com
PETRO-CANADA 2310 Lakeshore Rd W. Mississauga ON Tel: 800-661-1199 Fax: 800-268-5850 www.petro-canada.com
PHILIPPI-HAGENBUCH, INC. 7424 W. Plank Road Peoria IL Tel: 309-697-9200, 800-447-6464 Fax: 309-697-2400 www.philsystems.com
PHOENIX PROCESS EQUIP. CO. 2402 Watterson Trail Louisville KY Tel: 502-499-6198 Fax: 502-499-1079 www.dewater.com
POLYDECK 1790 Dewberry Rd. Spartanburg SC Tel: 864-579-4594 Fax: 864-579-4173 www.polydeck.com
POWER CURBERS COMPANIES, LLC 727 Bendix Drive Salisbury NC Tel: 704-636-5871 Fax: 704-633-8140 www.powercurbers.com
POWER PAVERS INC. 5838 W. Cedar Wapsi Rd. Cedar Falls IA Tel: 319-987-3070 Fax: 319-987-3074 www.powerpavers.com
POWERSCREEN 11001 Electron Drive Louisville KY Tel: 502-736-5280 www.powerscreen.com
POWERSCREEN OF CANADA LTD. 800 Farewell St. Oshawa ON Tel: 905-576-0037 Fax: 905-576-0048 www.powerscreencanada.com
PRECISION PULLEY IDLER-PPI
300 S.E. 14th Street
Pella IA
Tel: 641-628-3115 www.ppi-global.com
PREMIERTECH SYSTEMS
1 Ave. Premier Riviere-du-Loup QC
Tel: 418-868-8324
Fax: 418-862-6642 www.premiertechsystems.com
PRESTON G F SALES & SERVICE LTD.
289 Albert St. North Sundridge ON
Tel: 705-384-5368, 877-245-2456 www.gfpreston.com
PROGUIDE ROLLER
232 Echo Lake Echo Bay ON
Tel: 647-773-6947 proguideroller.com
PROVIX
3 Greengage Road New Lowell ON
Tel: 519-803-5805, 888-434-0253
Fax: 705-435-6419 www.provix.net
PSE EQUIPMENT LTD.
3696 244th St. Langley BC
Tel: 604-857-1750, 877-857-1750 Fax: 604-857-1638 www.PSEequipment.com
PUMPACTION INC.
119 Hymus Boulevard Pointe-Claire QC
Tel: 514-697-8600
Fax: 514-697-0343 www.pumpaction.com
QQUALITY SCALES UNLIMITED
5401 Byron Hot Springs Rd. Byron CA
Tel: 925-634-8068 www.scalesu.com
RR. BRUNONE CANADA INC. 1219 Valleyfield Ave. Laval QC
Tel: 514-524-1881
Fax: 450-661-5145 www.brunone-innovation.com
R.A. MCCLURE INC.
2116 Hardin Lane Powell OH
Tel: 740-363-6976
Fax: 740-362-3946 www.ramets.com
RAHNMET
141 Regina St. North Bay ON
Tel: 705-474-0410
Fax: 705-476-6790 www.rahnmet.com
RAMMER
3900 Kelley Ave.
Cleveland OH
Tel: 216-431-2600, 800-321-1046
Fax: 216-431-2601 www.AlliedCP.com
READY MIXED CONCRETE ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO
365 Brunel Rd. Mississauga ON Tel: 905-507-1122 Fax: 905-890-8122 rmcao.org
RED RHINO CRUSHERS INC.
P.O. Box 129 Rockwood ON Tel: 877-744-6615 www.redrhinocrushers.com
REGAL BELOIT - POWER TRANSMISSION SOLUTIONS
320 Superior Boulevard Mississauga ON Tel: 800-268-4149 www.regalpts.com
RENOLD CANADA LTD.
121 Roy Blvd. Brantford ON Tel: 800-265-9970 Fax: 800-661-6118 www.renoldcanada.com
RICE LAKE WEIGHING SYSTEMS
230 West Coleman St. Rice Lake WI
Tel: 715-234-9171, 800-472-6703 www.ricelake.com
RITCHIE BROS. AUCTIONEERS
6500 River Rd. Richmond BC
Tel: 604-273-7564 Fax: 604-273-2102 www.rbauction.com
RMT EQUIPMENT
30 Emilien-Marcoux, Suite 101 Blainville QC
Tel: 450-951-2862, 800-648-8132 Fax: 450-951-4701 www.rmtequip.com
ROAD WIDENER LLC 514 Wells Street Delafield WI Tel: 844-494-3363 www.roadwidenerllc.com
ROCKLAND MGF. CO.
P.O. Box 5 Bedford PA
Tel: 814-623-1115 Fax: 814-623-7214 www.rocklandmfg.com
ROHR-IDRECO AMERICAS
2257 N Loop 336 West Conroe TX
Tel: 936-446-9976 www.rohr-idreco.com
ROSTA INC.
394 Hwy.47, Unit #7
Goodwood ON
Tel: 905-642-6996, 800-361-0556 Fax: 905-642-6006 www.rosta.com
ROTOBEC
200 Rue Industrielle
Sainte - Justine QC
Tel: 250-765-1161
Fax: 250-765-0035 www.rotobec.com
RPM TECH 1318 Principale
St-Valerien-de-Milton QC
Tel: 450-687-3280, 800-631-9297 www.grouperpmtech.com
RUBBLE MASTER AMERICAS CORP. 2101 N Kaufman St Ennis TX
Tel: 800-230-0418 www.rubblemaster.com/us
RULMECA CORPORATION
6508-B Windmill Way Wilmington NC
Tel: 910-794-9294
Fax: 910-794-9296 www.rulmecacorp.com
RYCO 1616 Greens Rd. Houston TX
Tel: 281-821-4100, 1 (866) 821-RYCO
SSAKAI AMERICA INC.
90 International Pkwy Adairsville GA
Tel: 770-877-9433
Fax: 770-877-9886 www.sakaiamerica.com
SANCTON EQUIPMENT INC
6 - 75 MacDonald Avenue Dartmouth NS
Tel: 902-468-4366, 800-291-4366 Fax: 902-468-2415 www.sancton.com
SCALE-TRON INC. 440-19th Ave. Suite 230. Lachine QC
Tel: 514-634-7083 Fax: 514-639-6945 www.scaletron.com
SCHENCK PROCESS
746 East Milwaukee St. Whitewater WI
Tel: 262-473-2441 Fax: 262-473-6884 www.schenckamericas.com
SCREEN MACHINE INDUSTRIES LLC
10685 Columbus Pkwy. Etna OH
Tel: 740-927-3464 Fax: 740-927-7110 www.screenmachine.com
SDT ULTRASOUND SOLUTIONS PO Box 682 Cobourg ON Tel: 905-377-1313, 800-667-5325 sdtultrasound.com
SENNEBOGEN LLC
1957 Sennebogen Trail Stanley NC
Tel: 704-347-4910 Fax: 704-347-8894 www.sennebogen-na.com
SEPRO MINERAL SYSTEMS INC.
9850 210st St., Unit 101a Langley BC Tel: 604-888-5568 Fax: 604-888-5521 www.seprosystems.com
SIEMENS CANADA 1954 Technology Dr., P.O. Box 4225 Peterborough ON Tel: 705-740-7552 Fax: 705-745-0414 www.siemens.com
SILVER TOP SUPPLY LIMITED
324 Sovereign Rd. London ON Tel: 519-457-7625 Fax: 519-457-7242 www.sitech-ec.ca
SIMAR-DACON INC. 546 Des Forges, Beloeil QC Tel: 450-464-9988 Fax: 450-446-2378 www.daconv.com
SIMPLEX (LOCATION D’OUTILS) 9740 L‚ÄôAcadie Blvd. Montreal QC Tel: 514-331-7777 Fax: 514-331-9356 www.simplex.ca
SITEPRO (FROM WORKSAVER INC.) P.O. Box 100 Litchfield IL Tel: 217-324-5973 Fax: 217-324-3356 www.wssitepro.com
SKELTON BRUMWELL & ASSOCIATES INC.
93 Bell Farm Road, Unit 107 Barrie ON Tel: 705-726-1141, 877-726-1141 www.skeltonbrumwell.ca
SKF CANADA LTD. 40 Executive Ct. Scarborough ON Tel: 416-299-1220 Fax: 416-299-6548 www.skf.ca
SM CYCLO CANADA 870 Equestrian Crt. Oaksville ON Tel: 905-469-1050 Fax: 905-469-1055 www.smcyclo.com
SMS EQUIPMENT
11285 274 St. Acheson AB Tel: 780-948-2200 Fax: 780-960-0561 www.smsequipment.com
SOMMERS MOTOR GENERATOR SALES LTD.
70 Packham Avenue Stratford ON Tel: 800-690-2396 www.sommersgen.com
SOUCY PLASTIQUES INC
5755 Place Kubota Drummondville QC Tel: 819-474-5151 www.soucyplastiques.com/accueil
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SPATIAL TECHNOLOGIES
#2, 21 Highfield Circle SE
Calgary AB
Tel: 877-252-0070
spatialtechnologies.ca
STANSTEEL
12700 Shelbyville Rd., Ashland Bldg., Louisville KY
Tel: 502-245-1977
Fax: 502-244-4046
www.stansteel.com
STEDMAN MACHINE CO.
129 Franklin Street
Aurora IN
Tel: 812-926-0038
Fax: 812-926-3482
www.stedman-machine.com
STERLING TRUCKS CORP.
12120 Telegraph Rd.
Redford Township MI
Tel: 313-592-4200
Fax: 313-592-4247
www.sterlingtrucks.com
STONE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
8662 Main St.
Honeye NY
Tel: 585-229-5141
Fax: 585-229-1363
www.stone-equip.com
STRONGCO
1640 Enterprise Rd.
Mississauga ON
Tel: 905-670-5100, 800-268-7004
Fax: 905-565-3875
www.strongco.com
SUBARU INDUSTRIAL POWER PRODUCTS
905 Tesler Road
Lake Zurich IL
Tel: 847-540-7300
Fax: 847-438-5012
www.subarupower.com
SULLAIR, LLC
8700 West Bryn Mawr Ave. Suite 400S Chicago IL
Tel: 219-879-5451, 1(800) SULLAIR www.sullair.com
TAKEUCHI
519 Bonnie Valentine Way Pendergrass GA
Tel: 706-693-3600
Fax: 706-693-3725
www.takeuchi-us.com
TALBERT MANUFACTURING INC.
1628 W. State Road 114 Rensselaer IN
Tel: 219-866-7141 Fax: 219-979-6778 www.talbertmfg.com
TEALINC, LTD.
1606 Rosebud Creek Forsyth MT Tel: 70-854-6307 www.tealinc.com
TECWEIGH
1201 N. Birch Lake Boulevard Saint Paul MN
Tel: 651-777-4780 Fax: 651-777-5582 www.tecweigh.com
TELSMITH, INC.
10910 North Industrial Dr. Mequon WI Tel: 262-242-6600 www.telsmith.com
TEREX FINLAY
11001 Electron Dr. Louisville KY
Tel: 502-736-5280 www.terexfinlay.com
TEREX MPS
3900 Fountains Blvd NE, Suite 101 Cedar Rapids IA
Tel: 319-363-3511, 800-821-5600 Fax: 319-399-4871 www.terexmps.com
TEREX TRUCKS
Newhouse Industrial Estate Motherwell Tel: ‘+44 (0)1698 732121 www.terextrucks.com
SUPERIOR INDUSTRIES
26 General Manson Way
Miramichi NB
Tel: 320-589-2406
Fax: 320-585-5644
www.superior-ind.com
SURESTRIKE INTERNATIONAL, INC.
400 Main St. S.
Luck WI
Tel: 715-472-8844, 866-472-8844
Fax: 715-472-8845
www.surestrike.biz
SYNERGY ENGINEERING LTD
135 Glacier Street
Coquitlam BC
Tel: 604-464-3663
Fax: 604-464-9399
www.synergy-eng.com
TEREX WASHING SYSTEMS
200 Coalisland Rd., Dungannon Co. Tyrone Tel: 989-288-3121 www.terex.com/washing
TERRAFIRMA EQUIPMENT SALES & RENTALS INC.
18104 111 Ave. NW Edmonton AB Tel: 780-452-0606 Fax: 780-452-8474 www.terrafirmaequipment.com
TESAB ONTARIO LTD.
3135 Boomer Line St. Clements ON Tel: 519-699-4201, 855-448-3722 Fax: 519-699-5924 tesabontario.com
THOMPSON PUMP AND MANUFACTURING CO. INC.
4620 City Center Dr. Port Orange FL Tel: 386-767-7310, 800-767-7310 www.thompsonpump.com
THOR GLOBAL ENTERPRISES LTD. 839 Westport Cres. Mississauga ON Tel: 905-564-0440 Fax: 905-564-9602 www.thorglobal.ca
TITAN TRAILERS
1129 Highway 3 Delhi ON Tel: 519-688-4826 Fax: 519-688-6453 www.titantrailers.com
TOP LIFT ENTERPRISES
42 Pinelands Ave. Stoney Creek ON Tel: 905-662-4137 www.toplift.com
TOPCON POSITIONING SYSTEMS 7400 National Dr. Livermore CA
Tel: 925-245-8300 Fax: 925-245-8599 www.topconpositioning.com
TOROMONT CAT PO Box 5511, 3131 Hwy. 7 West Concord ON Tel: 416-667-5511 www.toromontcat.com
TORSPEC INTERNATIONAL INC.
650 Hardwick Rd. Bolton ON Tel: 416-213-1026 Fax: 416-213-0821 www.torspec.com
TOSHONT - TOSHIBA 1175 Corporate Dr. Unit 2 Burlington ON Tel: 905-333-0650 Fax: 905-333-4243 www.toshont.com
TRACKS & WHEELS EQUIPMENT BROKERS INC. 400 Old Highway 69 Greater Sudbury ON Tel: 705-566-5438 Fax: 705-566-5422 www.tracksandwheels.com
TRAMEC SLOAN, LLC
534 E 48th St. Holland MI
Tel: 616-395-5600, 800-336-7778 Fax: 877-286-6515 www.tramecsloan.com
TRANS TECH SYSTEMS INC. 1594 State Street Schenecady NY
Tel: 800-724-6306 Fax: 518-370-5538 www.transtechsys.com
TRANSACTWELL
170 The Donway W. Toronto ON Tel: 289-366-8700 www.transactwell.com
TREAD CORP.
176 EAST Park Dr. Roanoke VA
Tel: 540-982-6881 Fax: 540-344-7536 www.treadcorp.com
TRIMBLE VIEWPOINT
1515 SE Water Ave. Suite 300 Portland OR Tel: 971-255-4800, 800-333-3197 Fax: 971-255-4749 www.viewpoint.com/en-ca
TROUT RIVER INDUSTRIES INC.
32 Trout River Rd. Coleman PE Tel: 902-859-1200, 888-995-1200 Fax: 902-859-1206 www.troutriverindustries.ca
TROXLER ELECTRONICS
LABORATORIES INC.
3008 Cornwallis Rd. Research Triangle Park NC Tel: 919-549-8661 Fax: 919-549-0761 www.troxlerlabs.com
TSURUMI CANADA
149 J.A. Bombardier, Suites 9-10 Boucherville QC Tel: 866-449-6484 Fax: 866-449-5283 www.tsurumicanada.com
UNITED RENTALS
Five Greenwich Office Park Greenwich CT Tel: 203-622-3131 Fax: 203-622-6080 www.ur.com
UNIVERSAL ROLL
359-4 Boul. St-Joseph Laurier Station QC Tel: 418-728-0035 Fax: 418-728-2052 www.universalroll.com
VALE INDUSTRIES LTD. PO Box 1420 Indian Head SK Tel: 306-695-2460 valeindustries.ca
VALLEY BLADES LTD. 435 Phillip St. Waterloo ON Tel: 519-885-5500 Fax: 519-746-2780 www.valleyblades.com
VAN DER GRAFF INC.
2 Van der Graaf Court Brampton ON Tel: 905-793-8100 Fax: 905-793-8129 www.vandergraaf.com
VIBROTECH
2000 Ave. Methot
Plessisville QC
Tel: 819-362-8871
Fax: 819-362-2930 www.vibrotech-inc.com
VOLVO CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
312 Volvo Way
Shippensburg PA
Tel: 717-532-9181
Fax: 717-532-3408 www.volvoce.com/na
VOLVO TRUCKS CANADA INC.
2100 Derry Rd. W. Mississauga ON
Tel: 289-998-0020
Fax: 289-998-0030 www.volvotrucks.ca/en-ca
VORTEX
1725 Vortex Ave. Salina KS
Tel: 785-825-7177, 888-829-7821 Fax: 785-825-7194 www.vortexglobal.com
VT LEEBOY INC.
500 Lincoln Country Prkwy Ext. Lincolnton NC
Tel: 704-966-3300
Fax: 704-483-5802 www.leeboy.com
WW. K. DAHMS MANUFACTURING LTD.
3074 Sawmill Road P.O. Box 520 St. Jacobs ON
Tel: 519-664-3414, 855-754-6437
Fax: 519-664-2082 www.stoneslinger.com
WABI IRON & STEEL CORP.
330 Broadwood Ave. New Liskeard ON Tel: 705-647-4383
Fax: 705-647-6954 www.wabicorp.com
WACKER NEUSON
N92 W15000 Anthony Ave. Menomonee Falls WI
Tel: 262-257-4131
Fax: 800-822-0710 www.wackergroup.com
WAJAX EQUIPMENT
3280 Wharton Way Mississauga ON Tel: 905-212-3302, 800-363-5464
www.wajax.ca
WEG MOTORS & DRIVES
64 Samor Road Toronto ON Tel: 416-781-4617, (800) PAMENSKY (726-3675) Fax: 416-781-4352 www.weg.net/ca
WEIR MINERALS
2701 S Stoughton Rd. Madison WI Tel: 608-221-2261 Fax: 608-661-8734 www.aggregates.weir
WEIR MINERALS CANADA 2360 Millrace Ct. Mississauga ON Tel: 905-812-0881 Fax: 905-813-8170 www.global.weir
WELLS FARGO EQUIPMENT FINANCE 1290 Central Parkway West, Suite 1100 Mississauga ON Tel: 905-283-4487 www.wellsfargo.ca/financingandcredit#Eq uipmentLoansAndLeases
WENNSOFT
1970 S Calhoun Rd.
New Berlin WI Tel: 262-821-4100 www.wennsoft.com
WESTERN ASPHALT PRODUCTS
65 Limestone Rd E
Brandon MB
Tel: 204-725-9538 Fax: 800-878-9293 www.westernasphalt.ca
WESTERN CANADIAN SCREENS LTD.
1750 Brigantine Dr. Coquitlam BC
Tel: 604-520-3073 www.thewesterngroup.com
WESTERN GLOBAL
1707 Northwood Drive
Troy MI
Tel: 866-814-2470, 866-814-2470 Fax: 248-255-4590 western-global.com
WESTERN STAR TRUCKS
12120 Telegraph Rd.
Redford Township MI
Tel: 313-592-4200
Fax: 313-592-4247 www.westernstartrucks.com
WESTPRO MACHINERY INC.
3317 30th Ave.
Vernon BC
Tel: 250-549-6710 www.westpromachinery.com
WHITE INDUSTRIAL SEISMOLOGY INC.
P.O. Box 1256
Joplin MO
Tel: 417-624-0164 Fax: 417-624-9416 www.whiteseis.com
WILCAN ELECTRONICS CANADA LTD.
35-8560 Torbram Rd.
Brampton ON
Tel: 905-790-2711 Fax: 905-790-3179 www.powersurges.com
WINSLOW-GEROLAMY MOTORS LTD.
1018 Lansdowne Street Peterborough ON Tel: 705-742-3411, 800-461-6417 Fax: 705-742-2551 www.wgmotors.ca
WIPWARE INC.
600 Gormanville Rd. North Bay ON Tel: 705-472-2664 Fax: 705-472-2645 www.wipware.com
WIRTGEN AMERICA INC.
6030 Dana Way
Antioch TN
Tel: 615-501-0600 Fax: 615-501-0691 www.wirtgenamerica.com
WRT EQUIPMENT LTD. 818 43rd Street East Saskatoon SK Tel: 306-244-0423 www.wrtequipment.com
YYANMAR COMPACT EQUIPMENT
840 Lily Lane
Grand Rapids MN
Tel: 218-327-3434, 800-205-9913 Fax: 218-327-9122 yanmarce.com
AGGREGATE PLANTS
1 Portable
2 Track-Mounted
3 Used Machinery
Allu USA 1
Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 1-3
Assinck Ltd. 1-3
BKT Tires (Canada) Inc. 3
Bondyn Products 1
Caldwell Construction Inc. 1
Calrose Electric Ltd. 1
Carman Construction Inc. 1-2
CDE 1
CIMI Inc. 1-3
Classification & Flotation Systems Inc. 1
Clemro Western Ltd. 1,3
Construction Equipment Company 1-3
Crushtek Llc. 1-2
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1
Eagle Iron Works, LLC; EIW 1
Edge Innovate 1-2
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-3
Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 1,3
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-3
Fisher Industries 1
Foreman Equipment 1-3
Frontline Machinery Ltd. 1-3
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 3
Great West Equipment 1-3
Haver & Boecker Niagara 1
Hazemag Canada Inc. 1
Hikon Ind. Ltd. 1
IROCK Crushers 1
Komatsu Mining 2
Lake Erie Portable Screeners Inc. 1
Lippmann Milwaukee Inc. 1-2
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-3
Masaba Canada Corp. 1
McCloskey International Ltd. 1-3
McLanahan Corporation 1-2
McNeilus Truck & Manufacturing Co. 1
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-3
Mormak Equip Ltd. 1-3
Nesbitt Training 3
Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 1-3
Rahnmet 3
RUBBLE MASTER Americas Corp. 2
Sancton Equipment Inc 1-2
Scale-Tron Inc. 1
Screen Machine Industries LLC 1-3
Silver Top Supply Limited 1
Superior Industries 1
Telsmith, Inc. 1-3
Terex Finlay 1-2
Terex MPS 1
Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 1-3
Tesab Ontario Ltd. 1-3
Toromont Cat 1-3
Vale Industries Ltd. 1
Weir Minerals 1
Wirtgen America Inc. 2
AIR COMPRESSORS
1 Axial
2 Portable
3 Reciprocating
4 Rotary
5 Stationary
Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 2
Direct Replacement Parts 2
Doosan Portable Power 2-4
Ingersoll-Rand 1-4
Jenny Products Inc. 2-5
Strongco 2
Sullair, LLC 2,4-5
ALLOYS
1 Abrasion Resistant
2 Heat Resistant
3 Impact Resistant
Assinck Ltd. 1-3
Black Cat Blades, Ltd. 1
Bondyn Products 1
Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 1,3
Clemro Western Ltd. 1
Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1,3
Dendoff Springs MFG. Ltd. 3
Esco Corp. 1-3
Eutectic Canada Inc. 1-3
Filotech Electrodes Inc. 1-3
Foothills Steel Foundry 1-3
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-3
Kenco Engineering Inc. 1-3
NCIndustrial 1,3
Northern Cast Parts Company Inc. 1-3
Valley Blades Ltd. 1-3
Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 1-3
ASPHALT & EMULSIONS
1 Asphalt Cement
2 Asphalt Cutbacks
3 Oil
4 Release Agents
Canadian Asphalt Ind. Inc. 1
Envirolin Canada 3-4
Instarmac Group plc 1
McAsphalt Industries Ltd. 1-4
MultiSolv Inc. 4
NCIndustrial 3-4
Western Asphalt Products 1-4
ASPHALT PLANT EQUIPMENT
1 Dryers
2 Pugmills, etc.
3 Vibrating Screens
Aggregates Equipment Inc. 3
Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 3
Asphalt Drum Mixers 1-3
Assinck Ltd. 3
Astec Inc. 1-3
Clemro Western Ltd. 3
CMI Roadbuilding Inc. 1-3
Crushtek Llc. 3
Deister Machine Co., Inc. 3
Derrick Corp. 3
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 2-3
Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 2
Equipements
Manuquip Inc. (Les) 2-3
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-3
Gilson Co., Inc. 1,3
Kenco Engineering Inc. 2
Kinecor LP 3
Lake Erie Portable Screeners Inc. 3
McCloskey International Ltd. 3
McLanahan Corporation 2-3
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-3
NCIndustrial 3
RUBBLE MASTER Americas Corp. 3
Screen Machine Industries LLC 3
Silver Top Supply Limited 3
Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 3
Western Asphalt Products 2
WRT Equipment Ltd. 2-3
ASPHALT PLANTS
1 Computerized Batch Controls
2 Portable
3 Stationary
Aggressor Automation 1
Asphalt Drum Mixers 2-3
Astec Inc. 1-3
Canadian Scale Co. Ltd. 1
CMI Roadbuilding Inc. 1-3
Command Alkon 1
Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 2-3
Gets Equip. Ltd. 2-3
Marcotte Systems Ltd. 1
Minds CORP 1
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-3
MPAQ Automation Inc. 1
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers 1
Stansteel 1-3
Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 1-3
Western Asphalt Products 1-3
BBELTS
1 Conveyor
2 Flat Power Transmission
3 V
Access Control Sales Ltd. 2
Asgco 1
Asphalt Drum Mixers 1
Assinck Ltd. 1-3
Carman Construction Inc. 1
CDE 1
Chambers & Cooke Ltd. 1-3
CIMI Inc. 1
Clemro Western Ltd. 1
ContiTech North America 1
Direct Replacement Parts 3
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1,3
Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 1,3
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-3
Frontline Machinery Ltd. 1
General Bearing Service Inc. 1-3
Goodyear Engineered Products 1-3
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-3
Great West Equipment 1-3
Hikon Ind. Ltd. 1
Infinity Belting Ltd. 1
Jaymac Heavy Equipment repairs 1
Kinecor LP 1,3
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-3
Martin Engineering 1
Masaba Canada Corp. 1
McNeilus Truck & Manufacturing Co. 1
Mining Equipment Company (A Division of Combustion Canada Inc.) 1
Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 1
Silver Top Supply Limited 1
Simar-Dacon Inc. 1
Superior Industries 1
Synergy Engineering Ltd 1
Terex Finlay 1
Trout River Industries Inc. 1
Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 1
Weir Minerals 1
Westpro Machinery Inc. 1
BLASTING EQUIPMENT
1 Anfo Trucks
2 Blast Design Software
3 Blasting Machines
4 Drill Hole Plugs
5 Galvanometers
6 Monitors
7 Seismographs
Austin Powder Ltd. 1-3
Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 4
Davey Bickford CDA 2-3
Dyno Nobel Inc. 1-7
Geosonics Inc. 6-7
GeoSonics/Vibra-Tech 6-7
Instantel Inc. 7
International Blasting Consultants Ltd. 6-7
Marcotte Mining Machinery Services Inc. 1
Mocap Inc./ Vari-Stem Plugs 4
MREL Group of Companies Ltd. 6
NCIndustrial 4
Nomis Seismographs 7
R.A. McClure Inc. 2,6-7
White Industrial Seismology Inc. 2,7
Wipware Inc. 2,6
BREAKERS, ROCK
1 Boom Systems
2 Drop Cross
3 Hand Held
4 Portable
5 Stationary
6 Tools
Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 3-4
Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 1
Bobcat Company 6
Breaker Technology Ltd. 1,4-6
Brunner & Lay Inc. 6
Brunner Canada Inc. 6
CIMI Inc. 1,4-6
Columbia Steel Casting Co., Inc. 2
Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1,3-6
CrushCo Inc. 4-5
Crushtek Llc. 4
Direct Replacement Parts 4,6
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1
Epiroc Customer Center 1,3-4,6
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-6
Fieldworks Construction Equipment 5
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 2
Great West Equipment 1-6
Indeco 1,4-6
Lenworth Air Tool Company Limited 3
Northern Cast Parts Company Inc. 2
NPK Construction Equip. Inc. 1
Rammer 1,4-5
SMS Equipment 1-6
Strongco 1,3,6
Sullair, LLC 6
Surestrike International, Inc. 4,6
Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 1
BUCKETS
1 Dragline
2 Excavator
3 Faceshovel
4 Loader
Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 2
Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 2
Bobcat Company 2,4
Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 1
C&P Attachments/ JRC Attachments 2,4
Carman Construction Inc. 2,4
Case Construction Equipment 1-4
Caterpillar Inc. 2-4
CIMI Inc. 2
Columbia Steel Casting Co., Inc. 1,4
Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1-4
CWS Industries (MFG) Corp. 2,4
Direct Replacement Parts 1-4
Doosan Infracore North America 2
Ellicott Dredges, LLC 2
Equipment Sales & Services Limited 2,4
Esco Corp. 1-4
Fieldworks Construction Equipment 2
Finning Canada 2,4
Great West Equipment 2-4
Hoss Equip. 3-4
Ingersoll-Rand 2,4
Jaymac Heavy Equipment repairs 2
John Deere Construction & Forestry 2,4
Kawasaki Construction Machinery Corp. of America 4
Kenco Engineering Inc. 1-2,4
Komatsu America Corp. 2,4
Komatsu Canada Ltd. 2,4
Kubota Canada Ltd. 2
Liebherr Canada Ltd. 1-4
Mack Manufacturing Inc. 2,4
Marcel Equipment Limited 2,4
MB Crusher 2
Ninkovich Gravel Ltd. 2,4
Nye Manufacturing Ltd. 2,4
Paladin Attachments 4
Preston G F Sales & Service Ltd. 2,4
Rockland MGF. Co. 2
Rotobec 2,4
SMS Equipment 2-4
Strongco 1-4
Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 2
Tracks & Wheels Equipment Brokers Inc. 2,4
Valley Blades Ltd. 1-4
Volvo Construction Equipment 2,4
Wajax Equipment 2,4
BULK STORAGE ACCESSORIES
1 Gates & Valves
2 Hopper Feeder Units
3 Level Sensors
4 Pneumatic Bins
5 Telescoping Downspouts
Access Control Sales Ltd. 3
Aggressor Automation 3
Astec Inc. 1-4
Besser Co. 1,3
CDE 2
Edge Innovate 2
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 2,5
Foreman Equipment 2
Gets Equip. Ltd. 2-3
Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 5
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 2-3
KEITH Manufacturing Co. 2
Kinecor LP 1-3
Lorenz Conveying Products Corp. 1
Masaba Canada Corp. 2-5
NCIndustrial 2
R. Brunone Canada Inc. 1
Siemens Canada 3
Superior Industries 5
Tecweigh 1
Tesab Ontario Ltd. 2
Vortex 1,5
BUSHINGS
1 Brass
2 Bronze
Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 1-2
Clemro Western Ltd. 1
Construction Equipment Company 1
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-2
General Bearing Service Inc. 1-2
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-2
Kinecor LP 2
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-2
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-2
Rahnmet 2
SMS Equipment 1-2
Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 1-2
CCASTINGS
& FORGINGS
1 Abrasion Resistant Iron
2 Alloy Iron
3 Babbitt
4 Brass
5 Bronze
6 Iron
7 Manganese
8 Nickel Steel
9 Non Ferrous
10 Steel
Assinck Ltd. 6-7
Black Cat Blades, Ltd. 1-2,8,10
Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 7-8,10
CIMI Inc. 7
Clemro Western Ltd. 7
Columbia Steel Casting Co., Inc. 1-2,6-7,10
Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1,7
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 7
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 7
Esco Corp. 1,7,9-10
Filotech Electrodes Inc. 1
Foothills Steel Foundry 1-2,7-8,10
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-2,6-8,10
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 7
Kenco Engineering Inc. 1-2,8,10
Kinecor LP 2,4-6
Machinery Supply Inc. 4,6-7,10
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 4-5,7
Mormak Equip Ltd. 7
NCIndustrial 3
Northern Cast Parts Company Inc. 1-2,4-10
P.R. Engineering Ltd. 3
Rahnmet 3,5-6,9
Sancton Equipment Inc 7
Silver Top Supply Limited 6-7
Tramec Sloan, LLC 4
Valley Blades Ltd. 1,6,10
Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 1-2,6-8,10
CHEMICALS
1 Dust Suppressants
2 Polymer Asphalt
Access Control Sales Ltd. 1
Akzo Nobel Chemicals Ltd. 2
BossTek 1
Machinery Supply Inc. 1
NESCO (National Environmental Services) Co. 1
Nilex 1
Western Asphalt Products 2
CLASSIFIERS
1 Accessories
2 Controls
3 Cyclones, Dry
4 Cyclones, Wet
5 Hydraulic
6 Magnetic
7 Rising Current
8 Rotary
9 Scalping Tanks
10 Settling
11 Spiral
12 Vibrating
Aggregates Equipment Inc. 12
Aggressor Automation 2
Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 12
Assinck Ltd. 12
Bondyn Products 1
CDE 1-2,4,9-10,12
CIMI Inc. 1-4,7,9,11
Classification & Flotation Systems Inc. 4-5,7,10
Clemro Western Ltd. 4,11-12
Derrick Corp. 12
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 4,9-11
Eagle Iron Works, LLC; EIW 2,9
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-2,4-5,7,9-10,12
Envirolin Canada 5
Eriez 12
Foreman Equipment 3-4
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1,3-4,6-12
Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 3-4,12
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 4
John Deere Construction & Forestry 5
Krebs Engineers 4,11
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-12
Matec In America 4,7,9-11
McCloskey International Ltd. 4
McLanahan Corporation 4,7-10
Mining Equipment Company (A Division of Combustion Canada Inc.) 11
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 12
Phoenix Process Equip. Co. 4-5,12
Sancton Equipment Inc 7
Scale-Tron Inc. 1-2
Silver Top Supply Limited 1-12
Weir Minerals 1,4,8,10,12
Weir Minerals Canada 1,4,8,10,12
Wipware Inc. 2
COMPACTION EQUIPMENT
1 Plates
2 Rollers
3 Tampers
Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 1,3
Ammann America 1-3
Bomag Canada Inc. 1-3
Breaker Technology Ltd. 1
Case Construction Equipment 2
Conquest Equipment 1-3
Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1,3
Direct Replacement Parts 1-3
Doosan Portable Power 1,3
Dynapac Canada Ltd. 1-3
Fieldworks Construction Equipment 2
Finning Canada 1-3
Geroquip Inc. 1-3
Great West Equipment 1-3
Hoss Equip. 2
Ingersoll-Rand 1
J.A. Larue Inc. 1-3
John Deere Construction & Forestry 1-2
Liugong Machinery 2
Marcel Equipment Limited 2
Multiquip Inc. 1-2
Ninkovich Gravel Ltd. 2
NPK Construction Equip. Inc. 1,3
PSE Equipment Ltd. 1-3
Rammer 1
Road Widener LLC 2
Sakai America Inc. 1-3
Sancton Equipment Inc 2
SMS Equipment 2
Stone Construction Equipment 1-3
Strongco 2-3
Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 3
Volvo Construction Equipment 2
VT Leeboy Inc. 2
Wacker Neuson 1-3
Wirtgen America Inc. 2
CONCRETE BATCH PLANTS
1 Computerized Batch Controls
2 Concrete Batching Control Equipment
3 Portable
4 Stationary
Aggressor Automation 1
Assinck Ltd. 1-4
Astec Inc. 1-4
Besser Co. 1-4
Canadian Scale Co. Ltd. 1-2
CMI Roadbuilding Inc. 2-4
Command Alkon 1
Con-E-Co. 2-4
Elkin Manufacturing, Inc. 3
Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 3-4
Erie Strayer Co. 1-4
Guntert & Zimmerman Const. Div. Inc. 3-4
Innotag Distributions Inc. 1
Liebherr Canada Ltd. 1-4
London Machinery Inc. 3-4
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-4
Marcotte Systems Ltd. 1
Masaba Canada Corp. 3
Minds CORP 1
MPAQ Automation Inc. 1-2
Pumpaction Inc. 1-4
Scale-Tron Inc. 1-4
Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 1-4
CONSULTANTS
1 Aggregate Plant Design & Layout
2 Aggregate Sales/ Marketing
3 Aggregate Testing
4 Electrical
5 Environmental & Rehabilitation
6 Financial Services
7 Geotechnical
8 Government Liaison
9 Hydrogeological
10 Landscape Architects
11 Planning & Resource Development
12 Public Relations
13 Safety
14 Vibration Control
Access Control Sales Ltd. 4
Aggressor Automation 4
Assinck Ltd. 1,14
BedRock Software - AggFlow 1,11
Bondyn Products 14
Calrose Electric Ltd. 4
Carman Construction Inc. 5
CDE 1,3,5
Classification & Flotation Systems Inc. 1
Clemro Western Ltd. 1
Command Alkon 1
Curtis GEO Solutions Inc. 3,5,7
Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 1
Explotech Engineering Ltd. 14
Geosonics Inc. 7,12,14
GeoSonics/Vibra-Tech 7,12,14
Gets Equip. Ltd. 14
Gilson Co., Inc. 3
Golder Associates Ltd. 1,3,5,7-14
Great West Equipment 1,5-6,11
Haver & Boecker Niagara 1
Industrial Motor Power Corporation 1,3-4,11
Innovating Processing Solutions 1
Instarmac Group plc 1-3
International Blasting Consultants Ltd. 12,14
Lippmann Milwaukee Inc. 1
Machinery Supply Inc. 1,4-5
Martin Remote Sensing Corporation 5,8,11
Masaba Canada Corp. 1
McLanahan Corporation 1
MHBC Planning 10
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-2
National Trailer Mfg. Ltd. 3,7
Nesbitt Training 1,11-12
NESCO (National Environmental Services) Co. 5
Ninkovich Gravel Ltd. 2
Nomis Seismographs 14
North America Traffic 13
Provix 13
R.A. McClure Inc. 14
ROSTA Inc. 14
Scale-Tron Inc. 1-2,4
Sepro Mineral Systems Inc. 1-3
Skelton Brumwell & Associates Inc. 5,8,11
SKF Canada Ltd. 14
Synergy Engineering Ltd 4
TransactWell 6
Western Asphalt Products 3
White Industrial Seismology Inc. 14
Wipware Inc. 3
CONVEYOR ACCESSORIES
1 Belt Cleaners
2 Belt Conveyor Drive Stations
3 Belt Scales
4 Belt Take-Ups
5 Belt Trippers
6 Conveyor Belting
7 Conveyor Hoods
8 Conveyor Skirting Rubber
9 Couplings
10 Gear Drives
11 Impact - Slide Bars
12 Tramp Metal Detectors
Aggressor Automation 3
Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 3
Asgco 1-3,6-8,11
Assinck Ltd. 1-12
Astec Inc. 1-4,9-10
Bondyn Products 1-4,6,8-12
Canadian Scale Co. Ltd. 3
CDE 2,6,9
Chambers & Cooke Ltd. 1,6,8-9
CIMI Inc. 1-12
Clemro Western Ltd. 1-8,11
Continental Conveyor & Equipment 5,10-11
ContiTech North America 6
ConveyWeigh 3
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1-4,8-12
Dings Company Magnetic Group 12
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1,3-4,8,12
Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 2-3,9-10
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-12 Eriez 12
Filotech Electrodes Inc. 11
Flexco 1,8,11
Frontline Machinery Ltd. 3,6
General Bearing Service Inc. 6,9-10
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1,3,5,7-8,11-12
Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 3,5,12
Goodyear Engineered Products 6
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-12
Great West Equipment 1-12
Hikon Ind. Ltd. 1-4,6-7,10-12
Infinity Belting Ltd. 1,6,8
Kinecor LP 1,6,9-11
Luff Industries Ltd. 1,4,11
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-12
Martin Engineering 1,4,7-8,11
Masaba Canada Corp. 1,3-8,10-11
McNeilus Truck & Manufacturing Co. 2,4
Nordstrong Equip. Ltd. 1-2,4,7-8,11
ORMAC Industrial Solutions 1,8,11
Precision Pulley Idler-PPI 4
Quality Scales Unlimited 3
R. Brunone Canada Inc. 4,8,11
RMT Equipment 3,12
ROSTA Inc. 1,11
Rulmeca Corporation 2,7,10
Sancton Equipment Inc 3,12
Scale-Tron Inc. 3
Schenck Process 3
Siemens Canada 3
Silver Top Supply Limited 1,3-4,6,8,11
Simar-Dacon Inc. 1-2,4-8
SM Cyclo Canada 6
Superior Industries 1-2,4-5,7,11
Synergy Engineering Ltd 2,4-5,10
Tecweigh 3
Vale Industries Ltd. 1-2,4-5,11
Weir Minerals 1,6,8,11
Weir Minerals Canada 1,6,8,11
CONVEYOR COMPONENTS
1 Belting
2 Fasteners
3 Idlers
4 Lagging
5 Pulleys
6 Scrapers/Cleaners
7 Sensors, Switches and Monitors
8 Skirtboards
9 Splicers, Hot Vulcanizers
10 Switches
11 Walkways
Access Control Sales Ltd. 7
Asgco 3-6,8
Assinck Ltd. 1-6,8-11
Bondyn Products 1-6,8-9
Calrose Electric Ltd. 10
CDE 1,6,10-11
Chambers & Cooke Ltd. 1-2,4,6,8-9
CIMI Inc. 1-6,8-11
Clemro Western Ltd. 1-6,8-9
Continental Conveyor & Equipment 3,5,8
ContiTech North America 1,9
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 3-6,8,10
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 3-6
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-6,8-10
Flexco 2,4,6
General Bearing Service Inc. 1-5
Gets Equip. Ltd. 4-6,8
Goodyear Engineered Products 1,8
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-6,8-11
Hikon Ind. Ltd. 1-4,6,8-9
Infinity Belting Ltd. 1-6,8-9
Kinecor LP 1-3,5,8-9
Luff Industries Ltd. 3-6
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-6,8,10-11
Martin Engineering 3,6,8
Masaba Canada Corp. 1-3,5,8-10
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 3,5-6
Nordstrong Equip. Ltd. 3,5-6,8,10
ORMAC Industrial Solutions 2,4,6,8
Precision Pulley Idler-PPI 3-5
ProGuide Roller 3
R. Brunone Canada Inc. 2-3,5-6,8
ROSTA Inc. 6
Rulmeca Corporation 3,5
Silver Top Supply Limited 1-6,8
Simar-Dacon Inc. 1-6,8,10-11
Superior Industries 3,5-6,11
Synergy Engineering Ltd 10
W. K. Dahms Manufacturing Ltd. 1
Weir Minerals 4,6
Weir Minerals Canada 4,6
CONVEYORS
1 Horizontal
2 Inclined
3 Mobile
4 Pan
5 Portable
6 Screw
7 Telescopic
8 Vertical
9 Vibrating
Asgco 1-3,5,7
Asphalt Drum Mixers 1-3,5
Assinck Ltd. 1-9
Astec Inc. 2,5-6
Besser Co. 1-2,6
CDE 1-6,9
CIMI Inc. 1-9
Clemro Western Ltd. 1-5
Construction Equipment Company 1-3,6-7,9
Continental Conveyor & Equipment 1-2
ContiTech North America 1-2,8
CrushCo Inc. 1-3,9
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1-5,7-8
Eagle Crusher Co., Inc. 5
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-3,5,7
Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 1-3,5-7
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-9
Eriez 9
EvoQuip 3
Fisher Industries 5,7
Foreman Equipment 1
Frontline Machinery Ltd. 3,5
General Bearing Service Inc. 1-2,6,9
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-2
Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 1-2,6,9
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-8
Great West Equipment 1-7,9
Hikon Ind. Ltd. 1-3,5
Innovating Processing Solutions 1-2
IROCK Crushers 5
KEITH Manufacturing Co. 1
Kinecor LP 1-2,4,6,9
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-9
Martin Engineering 1-2,9
McCloskey International Ltd. 1-3,5,7
Mining Equipment Company (A Division of Combustion Canada Inc.) 1-6
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-3,5,7
Nordstrong Equip. Ltd. 1-2,6
Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 1-3,5,7
Premiertech Systems 1-9
R. Brunone Canada Inc. 1-2
Renold Canada Ltd. 9
ROSTA Inc. 9
Scale-Tron Inc. 1-2,8-9
Screen Machine Industries LLC 3,5
Silver Top Supply Limited 1-3
Simar-Dacon Inc. 1-3,5-6
Superior Industries 1-3,5,7
Synergy Engineering Ltd 1-3,5
Telsmith, Inc. 1-2,7
Terex Finlay 1-3,5
Tesab Ontario Ltd. 1-3,5
Thor Global Enterprises Ltd. 1-3,5,7-8
Toromont Cat 1-3,5,7
Vale Industries Ltd. 1-2,5
Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 4
Westpro Machinery Inc. 6
CRUSHERS
1 Cagemill
2 Cone
3 Gyratory
4 Hammermill
5 Impact (All Types)
6 Jaw
7 Roll (All Types)
Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 2,5-6
Allied-Gator, Inc. 6
Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 2-3,5-6
Assinck Ltd. 1-7
Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 4-6
Carman Construction Inc. 6
CIMI Inc. 2-7
Clemro Western Ltd. 2,5
Construction Equipment Company 2,5-6
CrushCo Inc. 2-4,6
Crushtek Llc. 5-6
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 2,5-6
Eagle Crusher Co., Inc. 4-6
Edge Innovate 7
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 2-3,5-6
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-7
Eutectic Canada Inc. 1-7
EvoQuip 5-6
Filotech Electrodes Inc. 2,4-5
Foothills Steel Foundry 2-7
Foreman Equipment 2,5-6
Frontline Machinery Ltd. 2,5-6
GENEQ inc. 2,6
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-7
Gilson Co., Inc. 3-7
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-7
Great West Equipment 2-7
Hazemag Canada Inc. 4-5,7
Hoskin Scientific 3,6
IROCK Crushers 5-6
Kinecor LP 1,4-7
Lippmann Milwaukee Inc. 5-6
M&L Testing Equipment LTD 6
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-7
MB Crusher 6
McCloskey International Ltd. 2,5-6
McLanahan Corporation 2,4-7
Mining Equipment Company (A Division of Combustion Canada Inc.) 2,4-6
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 2,4-7
Mormak Equip Ltd. 2,4-6
P.R. Engineering Ltd. 2-4,7
Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 2-6
Rahnmet 2-3
Sancton Equipment Inc 2-3,5-7
Screen Machine Industries LLC 2,4-6
Sepro Mineral Systems Inc. 2,6
Simar-Dacon Inc. 7
SMS Equipment 4,6
Stedman Machine Co. 1,4-5
Synergy Engineering Ltd 2-3,5-7
Telsmith, Inc. 2,5-6
Terex Finlay 2,5-6
Terex MPS 2-3,5-6
Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 5-6
Tesab Ontario Ltd. 2,5-6
Toromont Cat 2-3,5-6
Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 4-6
Westpro Machinery Inc. 2,6
Wirtgen America Inc. 2,5-6
DEWATERING EQUIPMENT
1 Bucket Wheels
2 Fines Recovery Systems
3 Pumps
4 Screens
5 Screw Washers
Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 4-5
Assinck Ltd. 4-5
Bondyn Products 4
Carter Pump Inc. 3
CDE 2-4
CIMI Inc. 2,4-5
Classification & Flotation Systems Inc. 2,4
Clemro Western Ltd. 2,4-5
Deister Machine Co., Inc. 2,4
Derrick Corp. 2,4
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1-5
Ellicott Dredges, LLC 3
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 2-5
Enviro-Port, Inc. 2
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 2,4-5
Foreman Equipment 2
Gerard Daniel Worldwide 4
Gets Equip. Ltd. 2,4-5
Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 4
Godwin Pumps of America Inc. 3
Gorman-Rupp of Canada Ltd. 3
Haver & Boecker Niagara 4
Kinecor LP 4-5
Krebs Engineers 2-3
Machinery Supply Inc. 2,4-5
Masaba Canada Corp. 5
Matec In America 2,4
McCloskey International Ltd. 4-5
McLanahan Corporation 2-5
Midwestern Industries Inc. 4
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 5
Multiquip Inc. 3
Phoenix Process Equip. Co. 4
Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 1-2,4
RUBBLE MASTER Americas Corp. 4
Sancton Equipment Inc 1-2,4-5
Sepro Mineral Systems Inc. 2,5
Silver Top Supply Limited 4
Subaru Industrial Power Products 3
Synergy Engineering Ltd 3
Terex Finlay 1-5
Thompson Pump and Manufacturing Co. Inc. 3
Tsurumi Canada 3
Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 1,3
Wacker Neuson 3
Wajax Equipment 2
Weir Minerals 2-4
Weir Minerals Canada 2-4
Westpro Machinery Inc. 2
DRILLING PARTS & ACCESSORIES
1 Bits
2 Rods
3 Tools
Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 1-3
Brunner & Lay Inc. 1-3
Brunner Canada Inc. 1-3
Epiroc Customer Center 1-3
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-3
GeoDrilling Systems 1-3
M&L Testing Equipment LTD 1
Sullair, LLC 3
DRILLS
1 Hydraulic
2 Percussion
3 Pneumatic
4 Rotary
Coogar Sales & Service 3
Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1-4
E-Z Drill Inc. 3
Epiroc Customer Center 1-2,4
Furukawa Rock Drill 1
Hoskin Scientific 1,3
Hoss Equip. 1-4
Komatsu Mining 3-4
Lenworth Air Tool Company Limited 3
SMS Equipment 1-3
Wacker Neuson 4
DRIVES
1 Belts
2 Bushings (for pulleys & sheaves)
3 Chain
4 Electric
5 Fluid
6 Gear
7 Gear Shaft - Mounted
8 V Belt Sheaves
9 Variable Speed
Aggressor Automation 4,9
Assinck Ltd. 1-9
Bondyn Products 1-2,7-8
Calrose Electric Ltd. 4,9
Chambers & Cooke Ltd. 1
CIMI Inc. 1-2
Clemro Western Ltd. 1-2,4,7-9
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1-2,6-9
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-2
Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 1-3,7-9
Envirolin Canada 5
General Bearing Service Inc. 1-4,6-9
Goodyear Engineered Products 1,9
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-4,7-9
Hagglunds Drives Inc. 5,7,9
Kinecor LP 1-9
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-9
Masaba Canada Corp. 3-9
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 3,6-9
Rahnmet 2
Renold Canada Ltd. 3-7,9
SM Cyclo Canada 7
SMS Equipment 1-9
Synergy Engineering Ltd 4
Torspec International Inc. 4,9
Toshont - Toshiba 4,9
WEG Motors & Drives 9
Weir Minerals 1
Weir Minerals Canada 1
ENGINES
1 Diesel
2 Electric
3 Gasoline
Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 1-2
Assinck Ltd. 1
Briggs & Stratton Corp. 1,3
Case Construction Equipment 1-3
Caterpillar Inc. 1
CIMI Inc. 1-3
Clemro Western Ltd. 1
Cummins Inc. 1
Direct Replacement Parts 1-3
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-3
Finning Canada 1
Hatz Diesel of America Inc. 1
Hoss Equip. 1
Industrial Motor Power Corporation 1
International Truck & Engine Corp. 1-2
John Deere Construction & Forestry 1
Kubota Canada Ltd. 1
L&M Radiator Inc. / Mesabi 1,3
Liebherr Canada Ltd. 1
Masaba Canada Corp. 1-3
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1
SMS Equipment 1-3
Sommers Motor Generator Sales Ltd. 1
Subaru Industrial Power Products 1
Synergy Engineering Ltd 2
Volvo Construction Equipment 1
EXCAVATORS
1 Attachments
2 Backhoe/Hydraulic
3 Clamshell
4 Faceshovel
5 Mini
6 Wheeled
Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 1
Allied-Gator, Inc. 1
Allu USA 1
Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 6
Bobcat Company 1-2,5
Brunner & Lay Inc. 1
C&P Attachments/ JRC Attachments 1
Case Construction Equipment 1-3
Caterpillar Inc. 1-2,4-6
Columbia Steel Casting Co., Inc. 1
Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1-3
D & J Lockhart Excavators Ltd. 5
Direct Replacement Parts 1,5
Doosan Infracore North America 1,6
Envirolin Canada 2-6
Equipment Sales & Services Limited 1
Esco Corp. 2
Fieldworks Construction Equipment 1-2,4-6
Finning Canada 1-2,5-6
Gehl Co. 5
Geoshack Canada 1
Great West Equipment 1-6
GroundMAX LTD. 1
Hoss Equip. 1,4
Hyundai Construction Equip. 2,5-6
Indeco 1
Ingersoll-Rand 1-2,5
JCB Inc. 2
John Deere Construction & Forestry 1-2,5-6
KOBELCO Construction Machinery U.S.A. 2,5
Komatsu America Corp. 1-2,5
Kubota Canada Ltd. 5
LBX Company LLC. 2
Liebherr Canada Ltd. 1-4,6
Liugong Machinery 5-6
Mack Manufacturing Inc. 1,3
Marcel Equipment Limited 1-3,6
MB Crusher 1
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1
New Holland Construction 1-6
Ninkovich Gravel Ltd. 1-2
NPK Construction Equip. Inc. 1
Nye Manufacturing Ltd. 1
Paladin Attachments 1
Preston G F Sales & Service Ltd. 1-2,6
Rammer 1
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers 2
Road Widener LLC 1
Rockland MGF. Co. 1
ROHR-IDRECO Americas 3
Rotobec 1,3,5
RPM Tech 1
SMS Equipment 1-6
Strongco 1-3,5-6
Surestrike International, Inc. 1
Takeuchi 5
Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 1
Top Lift Enterprises 2,5-6
Tracks & Wheels Equipment Brokers Inc. 1-2,5-6
Valley Blades Ltd. 1
Volvo Construction Equipment 1-2,5-6
Wacker Neuson 1,4
Wajax Equipment 1-2,5-6
Yanmar Compact Equipment 1,5
F
FEEDERS
1 Apron
2 Belt
3 Flight
4 Grizzly
5 Pan
6 Plate
7 Scalper
Assinck Ltd. 1-7
Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 1,4-5
CDE 1-2,7
CIMI Inc. 1-7
Clemro Western Ltd. 2,4-6
Construction Equipment Company 1-2,4-7
Deister Machine Co., Inc. 4-5,7
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1-2,4-7
Edge Innovate 1-2,4
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-7
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-7
Eriez 5
Fisher Industries 1
Foothills Steel Foundry 1,4
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-2,4-7
Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 1-2
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-7
Great West Equipment 1-7
Hazemag Canada Inc. 1
Hikon Ind. Ltd. 2
Innovating Processing Solutions 1-2
IROCK Crushers 2,4
Kenco Engineering Inc. 3-4,6
Kinecor LP 2,4-5
Lippmann Milwaukee Inc. 4-5,7
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-7
Masaba Canada Corp. 1-2
McLanahan Corporation 1,3-6
Mining Equipment Company (A Division of Combustion Canada Inc.) 1-2,4-5
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 4,7
Mormak Equip Ltd. 2-4
Northern Cast Parts Company Inc. 1,4
Renold Canada Ltd. 1
ROSTA Inc. 4-5,7
Sancton Equipment Inc 1,4-5,7
Scale-Tron Inc. 1-7
Schenck Process 1-2
Screen Machine Industries LLC 1,4,7
Siemens Canada 2
Simar-Dacon Inc. 1-2
Strongco 2,4-7
Superior Industries 2
Synergy Engineering Ltd 1-2,4
Tecweigh 2
Telsmith, Inc. 4-5
Terex Finlay 4
Terex MPS 1-2,4-5,7
Toromont Cat 1-2,4-5,7
Vale Industries Ltd. 2
Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 1,4-5
Westpro Machinery Inc. 1-2
GENERATING SETS
1 Portable
2 Stationary
Allmand Bros. Inc. 1
Assinck Ltd. 1-2
Caterpillar Inc. 2
CIMI Inc. 1-2
Clemro Western Ltd. 1-2
Direct Replacement Parts 1
Doosan Portable Power 1
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1
Envirolin Canada 1
Fisher Industries 1
Godwin Pumps of America Inc. 1
Great West Equipment 1-2
Hoss Equip. 1
Industrial Motor Power Corporation 1-2
Ingersoll-Rand 1
Kubota Canada Ltd. 1
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-2
Sommers Motor Generator Sales Ltd. 1-2
Strongco 1-2
Subaru Industrial Power Products 1
Tracks & Wheels Equipment Brokers Inc. 1
Wacker Neuson 1-2
HHAMMERS, IMPACT
1 Boom Mounted
2 Hydraulic Breakers
3 Tools
Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 1-3
Bobcat Company 2
Breaker Technology Ltd. 1-3
Brokk Inc. 2
Brunner & Lay Inc. 3
Brunner Canada Inc. 3
Carman Construction Inc. 2
Case Construction Equipment 2
Caterpillar Inc. 1-2
CIMI Inc. 1-3
Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1-3
Direct Replacement Parts 2
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-2
Envirolin Canada 1-2
Epiroc Customer Center 1-2
Equipment Sales & Services Limited 1-2
Great West Equipment 1-3
Indeco 1-3
Ingersoll-Rand 1-2
John Deere Construction & Forestry 1-2
Kenco Engineering Inc. 3
Kubota Canada Ltd. 2
NPK Construction Equip. Inc. 1-2
Preston G F Sales & Service Ltd. 2
Rammer 1-3
SMS Equipment 1-2
Strongco 1-3
Sullair, LLC 3
Surestrike International, Inc. 2-3
Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 1-3
Tracks & Wheels Equipment Brokers Inc. 2
Volvo Construction Equipment 1-2
HARD FACING
1 Alloys
2 Crusher Roller Rebuilders, Automatic
3 Electrodes
4 Equipment (Automatic & SemiAutomatic)
5 Rods
6 Wires
Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 3
Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 1,5-6
C&C Lift Truck 4
CIMI Inc. 2
Esco Corp. 1
Eutectic Canada Inc. 1-6
Filotech Electrodes Inc. 1,3,5-6
Kennametal Inc. 5
Weir Minerals 1-2
Weir Minerals Canada 1-2
HOSES
1 Air 2 Fuel
3 Hydraulic
4 Industrial
Assinck Ltd. 3
Bondyn Products 1-4
Caterpillar Inc. 3
Chambers & Cooke Ltd. 1-4
Clemro Western Ltd. 3
Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1,3
Dependable Truck and Tank Limited 2
Envirolin Canada 3-4
FLODRAULIC 3
Goodyear Engineered Products 1-4
Great West Equipment 1-4
Hammond Air Conditioning Ltd. 1
Hosepower Canada 1-4
Kinecor LP 1-4
Mid-State Sales, Inc. 3
RYCO 3
SMS Equipment 1-4
Strongco 1-3
Tramec Sloan, LLC 1
Weir Minerals 4
Weir Minerals Canada 4
Western Global 2
LLABORATORY & TESTING EQUIPMENT
1 Crushers
2 Pulverizers
3 Sample Splitters
4 Screens
5 Video Graders
Assinck Ltd. 4
Clemro Western Ltd. 1,4
Eriez 3
GENEQ inc. 1-4
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-2
Gilson Co., Inc. 1-4
Hoskin Scientific 1-4
Kinecor LP 1-5
M&L Testing Equipment LTD 1-4
Machinery Supply Inc. 1
McLanahan Corporation 1,3
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1,4
National Trailer Mfg. Ltd. 3-4
RUBBLE MASTER Americas Corp. 1
Stedman Machine Co. 1-2
Tesab Ontario Ltd. 4
Wipware Inc. 1,5
LINERS & WEAR PARTS
1 Carbide Overlay Plate
2 Ceramic
3 Sheet Rubber
4 Steel Plate
5 Urethane
6 Wear Strips
Asphalt Drum Mixers 1-2
Assinck Ltd. 4-6
Black Cat Blades, Ltd. 1,6
Bondyn Products 1-6
Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 1,5-6
CIMI Inc. 1-2,6
Clemro Western Ltd. 3-6
Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1,6
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 3,5
Durex Products, Inc. 2-3,5
Equipment Sales & Services Limited 1,6
Esco Corp. 1,4,6
Eutectic Canada Inc. 1,4,6
Filotech Electrodes Inc. 1,4,6
Foothills Steel Foundry 4
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-6
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 2-3,5
GroundMAX LTD. 2-6
Haver & Boecker Niagara 5
Kenco Engineering Inc. 1,4,6
Kennametal Inc. 1,6
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-6
Masaba Canada Corp. 4-6
Strongco 2-6
Weir Minerals 2-6
Weir Minerals Canada 2-6
LOADERS
1 Attachments
2 Crawler
3 Skid Steer
4 Wheel
Allied-Gator, Inc. 1
ASV Holdings Inc. 3
BKT Tires (Canada) Inc. 2-4
Bobcat Company 1-4
C&P Attachments/ JRC Attachments 1
Case Construction Equipment 1,3-4
Caterpillar Inc. 1-4
Columbia Steel Casting Co., Inc. 1
Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1
Direct Replacement Parts 1-4
Doosan Infracore North America 1,4
Dressta North America 2,4
Equipment Sales & Services Limited 1-4
Esco Corp. 1
Fieldworks Construction Equipment 1,3-4
Finning Canada 1,3-4
Gehl Co. 3-4
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1
Great West Equipment 1-4
Hoss Equip. 1
Hyundai Construction Equip. 3-4
Ingersoll-Rand 1,4
JCB Inc. 3-4
John Deere Construction & Forestry 1-4
Kawasaki Construction Machinery Corp. of America 1,4
Komatsu America Corp. 4
Komatsu Canada Ltd. 1-4
Kubota Canada Ltd. 4
Liebherr Canada Ltd. 1-2,4
Liugong Machinery 3-4
Mack Manufacturing Inc. 1
Marcel Equipment Limited 1,4
MB Crusher 1
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1,4
New Holland Construction 1,3-4
ORMAC Industrial Solutions 1
Paladin Attachments 1
Preston G F Sales & Service Ltd. 1-4
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers 2
Road Widener LLC 1
Rockland MGF. Co. 1
Rotobec 1
RPM Tech 1
Sitepro (from Worksaver Inc.) 1
SMS Equipment 1-4
Strongco 1-4
Takeuchi 2,4
Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 1-2
Top Lift Enterprises 3-4
Tracks & Wheels Equipment Brokers Inc. 1-4
Valley Blades Ltd. 1-4
Volvo Construction Equipment 1-4
Wacker Neuson 4
Wajax Equipment 1-4
Yanmar Compact Equipment 1,4
M
MILLING MACHINERY (AGGREGATES)
1 Ball 2 Gear
3 Grinding
4 Impact
5 Rod
6 Roller Mill Eriez 1
Foothills Steel Foundry 2
Gilson Co., Inc. 1,3,6
Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 1
Great West Equipment 1,3-5
Hazemag Canada Inc. 4
Hoskin Scientific 1,5
Kinecor LP 3-4
SMS Equipment 1-6
Stedman Machine Co. 4
Strongco 4
MOTORS
1 Air
2 Electric
3 Hydraulic Aggressor Automation 2
Assinck Ltd. 2-3
Calrose Electric Ltd. 2
CIMI Inc. 2-3
Clemro Western Ltd. 2
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 2
Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 2
Envirolin Canada 3
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 2-3
FLODRAULIC 2-3
General Bearing Service Inc. 2
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 2
Hagglunds Drives Inc. 3
Kinecor LP 1-3
Machinery Supply Inc. 2
Masaba Canada Corp. 2-3
Nordstrong Equip. Ltd. 2
ROSTA Inc. 2
Rulmeca Corporation 2
SMS Equipment 1-3
Synergy Engineering Ltd 2
Torspec International Inc. 2
Toshont - Toshiba 2
WEG Motors & Drives 2
PUMPS
1 Centrifugal
2 Hydraulic
3 Pneumatic
4 Submersible
Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 2,4
Assinck Ltd. 2
Caterpillar Inc. 2
CDE 1
Classification & Flotation Systems Inc. 1
Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1-3
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1
Dynapac Canada Ltd. 4
Ellicott Dredges, LLC 2
Envirolin Canada 2
FLO Components Ltd. 2-3
FLODRAULIC 2
Godwin Pumps of America Inc. 1-2,4
Gorman-Rupp of Canada Ltd. 1-2,4
Great West Equipment 1,3-4
Hagglunds Drives Inc. 2
Hoskin Scientific 3-4
Kinecor LP 1-4
Magnto Lubrification inc. (Lincoln/SKF) 3
Masaba Canada Corp. 2
McLanahan Corporation 1
Pumpaction Inc. 1,3-4
SMS Equipment 1-4
Subaru Industrial Power Products 1
Thompson Pump and Manufacturing Co. Inc. 1-2,4
Tsurumi Canada 1,4
Wacker Neuson 1,4
Wajax Equipment 1,4
Weir Minerals 1,3-4
Weir Minerals Canada 1,3-4
RRECYCLE PLANTS
1 Asphalt
2 Concrete
3 Rubble
Allu USA 1
Ammann America 1
Asphalt Drum Mixers 1
Assinck Ltd. 1-3
Astec Inc. 1
CDE 2
CIMI Inc. 1-3
Clemro Western Ltd. 1-3
CMI Roadbuilding Inc. 1
Construction Equipment Company 1-3
D & J Lockhart Excavators Ltd. 1-2
Eagle Crusher Co., Inc. 1-3
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-3
Enviro-Port, Inc. 2
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-3
Frontline Machinery Ltd. 1-3
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-3
IROCK Crushers 1-3
Lippmann Milwaukee Inc. 1-2
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-3
Masaba Canada Corp. 1-3
MB Crusher 2
McCloskey International Ltd. 1-3
McLanahan Corporation 1-2
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-2
Premiertech Systems 1
Road Widener LLC 1
Sancton Equipment Inc 1-3
Scale-Tron Inc. 2
Screen Machine Industries LLC 1-3
Silver Top Supply Limited 1
SMS Equipment 1
Strongco 1-3
Terex Finlay 1-3
Terex MPS 1-2
Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 2
Tesab Ontario Ltd. 1-3
Wirtgen America Inc. 1-3
SSCALES
1 Batching
2 Belt
3 Bucket
4 Conveyor
5 Hopper
6 Loader
7 Truck
Active Scale Manufacturing Inc. 1-7
Aggressor Automation 2
Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 2
AMI Rockchain Inc. 7
Asgco 2
Assinck Ltd. 2,6
Astec Inc. 4-5,7
Avery Weigh-Tronix 1,4-5,7
Canadian Scale Co. Ltd. 1-7
Cardinal Scale Mfg. Co. 5,7
Caterpillar Inc. 7
CDE 5
CIMI Inc. 2-6
Clemro Western Ltd. 2
Construction Equipment Company 2
ConveyWeigh 2,4
Crushtek Llc. 1
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 2,4,6-7
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 2,4
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 2-3,6
Fisher Industries 7
Frontline Machinery Ltd. 2,7
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-4,6-7
Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 2,4
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 2,4
Great West Equipment 7
Hikon Ind. Ltd. 2
Innotag Distributions Inc. 1
Kawasaki Construction Machinery Corp. of America 6
M&L Testing Equipment LTD 1
Machinery Supply Inc. 2-5
Mettler - Toledo Canada 1-7
Preston G F Sales & Service Ltd. 6
Quality Scales Unlimited 2,4-5,7
R. Brunone Canada Inc. 1,4
RMT Equipment 6-7
Sancton Equipment Inc 2,4,6
Scale-Tron Inc. 1-2
Schenck Process 1-2,4-5
Siemens Canada 2,4-5
Silver Top Supply Limited 2,4,6-7
Tecweigh 2,4
SCREEDS
1 Asphalt
2 Concrete
Allen Engineering Corporation 2
Caterpillar Inc. 1
Curb Roller Manufacturing 2
Derrick Corp. 1
Dynapac Canada Ltd. 2
Great West Equipment 1-2
J.A. Larue Inc. 1
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1
Multiquip Inc. 2
Sancton Equipment Inc 1
Strongco 1-2
Volvo Construction Equipment 1
Wirtgen America Inc. 1-2
SCREENING MEDIA
1 Harp Screen
2 Perforated Plate
3 Polyurethane
4 Profile Wire
5 Rubber
6 Self-Cleaning
7 Welded Wire
8 Woven Wire
Assinck Ltd. 1-8
Bondyn Products 1-3,5-8
Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 2-3,8
Buffalo Wire Works 1-8
Chambers & Cooke Ltd. 8
CIMI Inc. 1-8
Clemro Western Ltd. 1-6,8
Construction Equipment Company 3-4,6,8
Continental 5
Derrick Corp. 3,8
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1-8
Durex Products, Inc. 2-6,8
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-8
Eutectic Canada Inc. 7
Filotech Electrodes Inc. 7
Gerard Daniel Worldwide 7-8
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-8
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-8
Great West Equipment 1-8
Haver & Boecker Niagara 2-3,5-6
Hikon Ind. Ltd. 1,4-5
M&L Testing Equipment LTD 8
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-8
MAJOR 1,3,6,8
Midwestern Industries Inc. 2,4,8
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-5,8
Polydeck 3-7
Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 1-8
Sancton Equipment Inc 1-6,8
Silver Top Supply Limited 1-6,8
Strongco 1,3,5-8
Terex Finlay 5-8
Weir Minerals 1-5,8
Weir Minerals Canada 1-5,8
Western Canadian Screens Ltd. 1-8
SCREENS
1 Accessories
2 Bar
3 Finger
4 Grizzly
5 Horizontal
6 Inclined
7 Trommel
8 Vibrating, Asphalt Plant
Aggregates Equipment Inc. 6-7
Allu USA 2
Asphalt Drum Mixers 4
Assinck Ltd. 1-8
Bondyn Products 1,3
Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 4
Buffalo Wire Works 1,7-8
CDE 1,5-6,8
CIMI Inc. 1-7
Classification & Flotation Systems Inc. 5
Clemro Western Ltd. 1-2,4-6
Construction Equipment Company 4-6
CrushCo Inc. 4-7
Deister Machine Co., Inc. 1,3-8
Derrick Corp. 5,8
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1,4-7
Durex Products, Inc. 1
Edge Innovate 6-7
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-6
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-8
EvoQuip 3,6
Foreman Equipment 4,6-7
Frontline Machinery Ltd. 1-7
Gerard Daniel Worldwide 1,5-6,8
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-2,4-6,8
Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 6
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-8
Great West Equipment 1-8
Haver & Boecker Niagara 1,5-6
IROCK Crushers 5-6
Kinecor LP 4-5,8
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-8
MAJOR 8
MB Crusher 7
McCloskey International Ltd. 5-7
McLanahan Corporation 4-8
Midwestern Industries Inc. 1-2,4-6,8
Mining Equipment Company (A Division of Combustion Canada Inc.) 4-7
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1,5-6,8
Mormak Equip Ltd. 5-6
Northern Cast Parts Company Inc. 4
Polydeck 7
Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 1-7
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers 8
ROSTA Inc. 1,8
Sancton Equipment Inc 1-8
Scale-Tron Inc. 1-2
Screen Machine Industries LLC 3-8
Sepro Mineral Systems Inc. 1-2,5-6,8
Strongco 1-7
Telsmith, Inc. 5-6
Terex Finlay 1-8
Terex MPS 4-6
Tesab Ontario Ltd. 6-7
Toromont Cat 1-6
Vibrotech 8
Weir Minerals 1,5-8
Western Canadian Screens Ltd. 1
Wirtgen America Inc. 6
SCRUBBERS
1 Coarse & Fine Material
2 Log Washers
Assinck Ltd. 1-2
CDE 1-2
CIMI Inc. 1-2
Clemro Western Ltd. 1-2
Construction Equipment Company 1-2
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1-2
Eagle Iron Works, LLC; EIW 1-2
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-2
Foreman Equipment 1
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-2
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-2
Great West Equipment 1-2
Machinery Supply Inc. 1-2
McLanahan Corporation 1-2
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-2
Sancton Equipment Inc 1-2
Sepro Mineral Systems Inc. 1
Terex Finlay 1-2
SEPARATORS
1 Air
2 Liquids
3 Magnetic
4 Solids
Bondyn Products 3
Buell Div. of Fisher - Klosterman, Inc. 1
CDE 2,4
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1
Edge Innovate 1
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 2,4
Eriez 3
Fisher Industries 1
Gerard Daniel Worldwide 2,4
Gets Equip. Ltd. 3
Kinecor LP 2,4
Machinery Supply Inc. 1,3
Matec In America 2,4
MB Crusher 3
McLanahan Corporation 2-4
Phoenix Process Equip. Co. 2,4
Premiertech Systems 4
Strongco 3
Weir Minerals 2,4
Weir Minerals Canada 2,4
SPREADERS & FINISHERS
1 Asphalt
2 Cement
3 Concrete
4 Sand & Stone
Allen Engineering Corporation 3
AMI Rockchain Inc. 4
Bomag Canada Inc. 1
E.D Etryne & Co. 1
Geroquip Inc. 2-3
J.A. Larue Inc. 1
K-Tec Earthmovers Inc. 4
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1
Multiquip Inc. 3
Pebble Pushers Gravel Co Ltd. 4
Philippi-Hagenbuch, Inc. 4
Power Pavers Inc. 3
PSE Equipment Ltd. 1
Road Widener LLC 4
Sancton Equipment Inc 1
Strongco 1,4
VT Leeboy Inc. 1,4
STACKERS
1 Boom
2 Radial
3 Telescopic
Assinck Ltd. 1-3
Caterpillar Inc. 3
CIMI Inc. 1-3
Clemro Western Ltd. 2
Construction Equipment Company 2
CrushCo Inc. 1-3
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 2-3
Eagle Crusher Co., Inc. 2
Edge Innovate 2-3
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-3
Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 2-3
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-3
Fieldworks Construction Equipment 3
Fisher Industries 2-3
Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 2
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-3
Great West Equipment 1-3
Machinery Supply Inc. 2-3
Masaba Canada Corp. 2-3
McCloskey International Ltd. 2-3
Mining Equipment Company (A Division of Combustion Canada Inc.) 1-3
Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-3
Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 2-3
R. Brunone Canada Inc. 2
Screen Machine Industries LLC 2
Silver Top Supply Limited 2
Simar-Dacon Inc. 1-2
Superior Industries 2-3
Terex Finlay 1-3
Tesab Ontario Ltd. 2
Thor Global Enterprises Ltd. 1-3
Vale Industries Ltd. 2
TTESTING EQUIPMENT
1 Aggregate
2 Asphalt
3 Auto Bulk Material Samplers
4 Auto Slurry, Water Samplers
5 Concrete
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1
GENEQ inc. 1-2,5
Gets Equip. Ltd. 3
Gilson Co., Inc. 1-5
Hoskin Scientific 1-2,5
M&L Testing Equipment LTD 1-2,5
McLanahan Corporation 1,3-4
National Trailer Mfg. Ltd. 1-2,5
NCIndustrial 1
Trans Tech Systems Inc. 1-2
Troxler Electronics Laboratories Inc. 2
Western Canadian Screens Ltd. 1
Wipware Inc. 1,3,5
TRACTORS
1 Attachments
2 Crawler
3 Wheel
Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 1
Allmand Bros. Inc. 3
Bobcat Company 1,3
C&P Attachments/ JRC Attachments 1
Carman Construction Inc. 2
Case Construction Equipment 2
Caterpillar Inc. 1-3
Direct Replacement Parts 1-3
Esco Corp. 1
Finning Canada 3
Great West Equipment 1-3
Hoss Equip. 1-3
J.A. Larue Inc. 1
John Deere Construction & Forestry 1-2
K-Tec Earthmovers Inc. 1
Komatsu America Corp. 2
Komatsu Canada Ltd. 1-3
Kubota Canada Ltd. 3
Marcel Equipment Limited 1-2
MB Crusher 1
Rockland MGF. Co. 1
SMS Equipment 1-3
Tracks & Wheels Equipment Brokers Inc. 1,3
VVIBRATORS
1 Bins
2 Concrete
3 Hoppers
Allen Engineering Corporation 2
Asphalt Drum Mixers 1
CDE 2
CIMI Inc. 1-3
Clemro Western Ltd. 1
Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1
Durex Products, Inc. 2
ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-3
Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-3 Eriez 1
General Bearing Service Inc. 1-3
Geroquip Inc. 1-3
Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-3
Gilson Co., Inc. 2
Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 1,3
Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-3
Great West Equipment 1-3
Hikon Ind. Ltd. 1
Ingersoll-Rand 2
M&L Testing Equipment LTD 2
Martin Engineering 1-3
Masaba Canada Corp. 1,3
Midwestern Industries Inc. 1
Pumpaction Inc. 2
Renold Canada Ltd. 1
ROSTA Inc. 1-3
Scale-Tron Inc. 1-2
Wacker Neuson 2
Weir Minerals 1,3
Weir Minerals Canada 1,3
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one more load Navigating Indigenous relations
Considering local Indigenous communities makes good sense for aggregate developments
When planning for a new aggregate resource development, it is critical for producers to respect Indigenous rights and consider the interests of local Indigenous communities in a meaningful manner. Consulting with Indigenous nations is essential to a project’s success. In fact, consultation and the potential need for accommodation is part of the fundamental law of Canada, imposed by Section 35 of the Constitution. It overrides federal and provincial laws and affects private rights on the property, including land on which pits and quarries operate or are intended to operate. In an ideal scenario, the consultation process would focus on those nations that are most likely to be affected or conduct traditional activities in the vicinity of the project.
Undertaking meaningful consultation and involvement in project development, including potential partnerships, will help achieve “free, prior and informed consent” (FPIC), and makes good business sense by building positive relationships and potentially avoiding costly delays, rejected permits, and legal challenges. In some cases, poor consultation and accommodation can lead to a project being stopped in its tracks.
Before embarking on an aggregate project, one of the first steps is gaining an understanding in the rights and interests of Indigenous nations in the area by identifying nearby communities and their traditional territories, applicable treaties, outstanding land claims and historical use of the area. Early outreach to Chiefs and Councils is recommended. Producers should be prepared to notify them of the proposed project, provide them with timely information, fund some aspect of their participation in consultation, and modify the project to accommodate any concerns.
While planning a project, ongoing consultation can be invaluable to understanding potential impacts on Indigenous rights and interests, environmental and socio-economic impacts of development, and ways for mitigating or accommodating for these impacts. Conducting a thorough environmental assessment and considering Indigenous knowledge will
aid in the identification of culturally significant sites and environmentally sensitive areas. The local Indigenous community will have knowledge of these sites and areas and how local resources are being used by their community members.
Another factor to remember is the potential for resource revenue agreements and other partnerships with the Indigenous nation. Indigenous nations often have established businesses and service companies that can become part of an aggregate operation. By extension, one of the biggest issues facing aggregate producers today is securing and retaining a skilled workforce. Attracting and training of Indigenous workers can aid in solving a producer’s workforce stability requirement and result in a more productive and engaged workforce that have a vested interest in the economic success of their community.
Consultation continues beyond simply securing the necessary permits and approvals to commence operations. Building and maintaining positive relations requires ongoing communication and collaboration throughout a project’s life and even beyond the completion of the project.
Traditional knowledge often plays a role in a site’s reclamation plan. After all, the land will continue to be used after the aggregate resource has been depleted, so producers should seek to align with the needs of Indigenous communities following the completion of a project.
Keeping this general guidance in mind when planning your next aggregate project can go a long way in building positive relationships, ensuring the sustainable development of aggregate resources, and contributing to the well-being of Indigenous communities.
William Gowdy has 35 years’ experience in the aggregate, geology, mining, reclamation, and exploration fields throughout North America and overseas. Gowdy has been involved in all facets of aggregate assessment, environmental monitoring, reclamation and in securing regulatory approvals, in addition to stakeholder engagement and education of the public on aggregate. Gowdy consulted with a First Nations expert for this article.
WILLIAM Gowdy
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