Building for the Future: Rocktec’s Impactful Projects
Rocktec revolutionized New Zealand’s quarry and mining industry by pioneering the design and construction of fixed plant solutions. Nearly 35 years ago, the company secured high-value materials handling projects, ranging from $5M to $10M, for major infrastructure clients like Winstones, Fulton Hogan, Stevenson’s, and Theiss. These projects carried significant risk but cemented Rocktec’s reputation for excellence in materials handling solutions.
Rocktec in Action: High-Performance Materials Handling Projects
A standout achievement was the design and installation of an advanced ironsand loadout system in Western Australia, capable of loading 1,000 tonnes per hour onto ships. The success of this project led to a second tender for a 2,000-tonne-per-hour system, further demonstrating Rocktec’s expertise in high-capacity materials handling projects.
Rocktec continues to deliver world-class materials handling solutions, designing and engineering customized fixed plant systems that optimize efficiency and productivity. Our portfolio spans quarrying, mining, and bulk material processing, ensuring that every project meets the highest industry standards.
Industry-Leading Innovation in Materials Handling
By integrating cutting-edge technology and precision engineering, Rocktec provides tailored materials handling projects that enhance operational performance. Our track record of delivering reliable, high-performance systems showcases our commitment to innovation and customer success.
With decades of experience, Rocktec remains at the forefront of materials handling projects, continuously pushing the boundaries of efficiency and reliability in the quarry and mining industries.
Rocktec in Action: Delivering High-Performance Plant Solutions
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