For over five decades what has set Stevens apart is the desire to deliver outstanding service and support. In doing so Stevens develops long standing relationships with customers.

Customer care is at the heart of Stevens' offerings and it aims to give them the best possible experience by perfecting products to work optimally in the New Zealand market.

Titan & Warrior

The Powerscreen® Titan & Warrior ranges are made up of high capacity, heavy duty, versatile machines capable of screening and separating a wide variety of material in the most difficult and demanding of applications. Their large screening area allows for high volumes of processing.

In conjunction with AdvanceQuip, we would like to announce that MIMICO has entered into an unconditional acquisition agreement securing the distribution rights to AdvanceQuip’s construction equipment sales and support business.

MIMICO’s pursuit to succeed in equipment solutions has led to this exciting development and our management team has been working hard over the past few months to deliver this opportunity.

MIMICO will represent the following partners in the New Zealand market:

Case Cons

Powerscreen impact crushers are designed to excel as primary impactors, taking large feed material and reducing it down to a sellable product.

Powerscreen's impactor range is ideal for shaping applications including making chips, sand, concrete manufacture, and glass recycling. The range includes both horizontal and vertical impact crushers.

Impactors are often used as a cost-effective alternative to jaw and cone combination plants as they have a good level of reduction and product shaping for many applications.

Bathurst Resources recently took delivery of a new Hyundai HL970 wheel loader at its Takitimu operation in Southland. Serviced and supported by Porter Equipment, this latest addition to the fleet builds on the reliability the mine staff expect with new tech and tough engineering.

The ‘rule of three’ is a crucial part of operations at Bathurst Resources’ Takitimu sub-bituminous coal mine. Well, the rule certainly applies to the company’s wheel loader fleet, which always numbers two frontline machines and a reserve.

The key considerations for operators working in the fast-paced, ever-changing, always-evolving, contracting environment are:

Availability Reliability Productivity

Metso's Nordtrack I908S is ideal for short-term contracts and new crushing operations. It is robust and excels in asphalt recycling, concrete demolition, and rock crushing.

“The Nordtrack I908S provides a powerful and versatile impact crusher and screen plant in an easily transportable 27.5-ton package,” explains Garth Taylor, crushing and screening business manager at MIMICO, Metso’s New Zealand distributor.

Stevens Group’s material handling range of equipment offers a wide range of tracked stackers and feeder conveyors to suit your specific material handling requirements.

Stevens Group are proud distributors of Powerscreen throughout New Zealand.

Powerscreen is the world's leading manufacturer of crushers, screeners, and conveyors for the aggregates, recycling, and mining industries.

Stackers make operations more productive, efficient and cost effective

Benefits of conveyor systems onsite

Minimise downtime: Using stacking conveyors maximises throughput yet minimises production downtime.

Terex® EvoQuip is legendary for its "Compact with Impact" equipment – urban-friendly footprints paired with consistently outstanding performance that always packs a punch, and distributor Mobile Screening & Crushing (MSC) is excited to bring to the New Zealand market two new EvoQuip products; the Bison 340 Jaw Crusher and the Caiman 150 Compact Shredder.

EvoQuip announces the release of its biggest Bison jaw crusher: the Bison 340

EvoQuip recently launched the newest addition to its Bison jaw crusher range. The 34 ton Bison 340 will be the largest in the range of jaw crushers, with a 1000mmx600mm jaw chamber opening, and will boast an impressive output potential of 280tph (308 US tph) depending on application.

At OceanaGold in Waihi, the art of extracting gold from rock is a long and intensive process requiring many big machines and skilled workers. Recently, a Sandvik mobile jaw crusher joined the fleet to facilitate the magic.

Gold was first discovered in Waihi in 1878 on Pukewa (Martha Hill), and miners, using explosives, picks, and shovels, loaded quartz rock onto wagons on rails in the tunnels, before it was lifted to the surface and sent to be crushed then treated to extract the gold and silver at the Victoria Battery.

Understanding what you are crushing and screening is crucial to optimising the performance of a processing plant. It will allow you to achieve the desired end-product, and operate a plant that is both cost effective and maximises availability and up time.

What matters

The physical properties of the material are key, and there are several factors that will affect the performance of a crusher.

Crushability, abrasiveness, geology (graywacke, basalt, granite), density, moisture, size fraction, and material contamination are, in our opinion, crucial factors to consider.

Stevens Group had a successful networking aggregate and quarrying event at this year’s Quarry NZ conference, which was held in early July 2023.

It was the biggest year for attendance yet, with 704 delegates and exhibitors coming together at the Te Pae Convention Centre in Christchurch.

“The annual event is where the Aggregate & Quarry Association (AQA) and the Institute of Quarrying (IOQ) do a tremendous job in facilitating interaction, socialising, and the sharing of experiences for all those involved in the quarrying industry,” says Stevens Group marketing manager Catrina Quinn.

This year marks Stevens Group's 50th anniversary.

Stevens Group is a third generation family-owned business. Founded in 1973 by Hayward and Brian Johnston, it has 50 years’ experience in the industry – in manufacturing, research & development, importing, wholesale, retail, and hire. Generations of experience at its core and with its on-site engineering facility.

Stevens landmarked this anniversary at the National Fieldays – Mystery Creek.

Landmark

Stevens has been providing high quality, innovative products for 50 years and is excited to celebrate that success with those who matter – our distributors and customers.

The market for compact crushers and screens is growing in New Zealand and Australia. Along with construction and demolition projects, construction waste is providing new opportunities for businesses to earn additional profits. UK brand Portafill is widely recognised as a market leader whose innovative designs spawned the growth of compact crushing and screening over the last 15 years.

Designed with versatility in mind and ease of use in a variety of rock types and a number of recycling applications, Portafill builds its machines to be compact, easily transported and efficient.