Genesis GXT Evo mobile shears.
Genesis Attachments, a Superior, Wisconsin-based brand of NPK Co., has released the GXT Evo line of mobile shears. Built with many of the same components and having a similar appearance to the company’s GXT shears, the GXT Evo models contain new features designed to enhance performance and reduce maintenance. The GXT Evo mobile shears:
- feature an improved stick design with fewer weld joints for improved strength and durability
- have a redesigned pivot system that incorporates dual pucks to reduce structural component stress and also allows for a narrower shear body with solid pivot wraps
- include a regen tray mounting system that enables the tray to move independently of the shear body and reduces maintenance have blade kits that match current GXT model kits, eliminating the need to order and maintain separate sets of blades
- are designed with a unified head and lugs that increase compatibility with, and simplify mounting between, attachments
- are available in GXT Evo 555, 665, 775HD and 995 rotating and nonrotating models
Visit www.genesisattachments.com for more information.
MSS Meatball Magnets.
Nashville, Tennessee-based MSS Inc., a division of CP Group, offers its patented Meatball Magnet sorting system, which automates the separation of contaminants such as motors, transformers and alternators from shredded steel in automotive shredder facilities. The Meatball Magnet:
- employs artificial intelligence (AI) detection algorithms to trigger electromagnets that sort material as it travels at conveyor speeds of 250 feet per minute
- can handle multiple items up to 25 pounds at once
- is available in 32-, 48- and 64-inch machine widths and is protected under multiple U.S. patents
- is equipped with individual electromagnets positioned across the width inside the head pulley that are selectively activated whenever a meatball is detected, altering the trajectory of meatballs downward and away from clean steel
- features a cloud-based dashboard that allows the operator to view, analyze and export data gathered by the AI-enhanced sensors
- is designed to run faster than equipment with robotic arms
Visit www.mssoptical.com for more information.
Caterpillar 980 GC wheel loader.
Irving, Texas-based Caterpillar has launched the Cat 980 GC wheel loader, which it says features a simple user interface, intuitive controls and “excellent” visibility for comfortable and efficient operation, even with less experienced operators. The new wheel loader:
- offers low fuel consumption with an on-demand fan, load-sensing hydraulics, intuitive controls and performance series buckets
- is powered by the Cat C13 engine
- includes the company’s engine idle management system, or EIMS
- has an automatic planetary powershift transmission that delivers high reliability and long service life, with four forward and reverse speeds that reach a maximum speed of 24.7 mph to quickly move around a jobsite
- is equipped with an electronic clutch pressure control shifting system that provides efficient gear changes in all operating conditions
- has a bucket capacity range of 4.3-5.8 cubic meters (5.75-7.5 cubic yards)
Visit www.cat.com for more information.
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