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From steelmaking and construction to water treatment and agriculture, the ability to extract, refine, and utilize limestone is essential to powering economies and building infrastructure. But as demands for higher efficiency, reduced emissions, and better material recovery increase, the way we process limestone must evolve. In this guide, we’ll break down the full scope of […]

Steve Massman has been helping to steer the ship at General Kinematics since day one. A past engineering leader, Massman is now a Technical Director involved in researching and testing GK equipment in order to manufacture superior products. So what’s his central priority on top of his research? The answer is simple, to maintain a […]

It’s human nature to search for beauty in the world. One thing that can often turn heads, and wallets, are precious gems. Diamonds, rubies, sapphires, and emeralds are just a few examples of admired precious gems. But rockhounds not only want their gems to look nice, they want rare finds that will set them apart […]

  The passage of time has seen many technological advancements in mining equipment, and these have made mining processes more efficient. These advancements, such as developments in machinery created by General Kinematics, have aided in the growth of the sulfur mining industry. Historical documents mention sulfur as far back as early biblical times when it […]

Mining and energy activity is vital to global job creation, national development and building primary infrastructure in many low and middle income mineral-dependent countries – including the United States. General Kinematics philosophy is driven by the enormous task of supporting communities while keeping close vigil on practices that ensure company policies support economic, environmental and […]

Reclamation of sand is an important step in reducing material and disposal costs in a foundry. Utilizing General Kinematics proven VIBRA-MILL® attrition mill, foundries can successfully reclaim sand to 20 mesh with original grain size distribution and corresponding reduction in L.O.I. With proper addition of new sand, reclaimed material is clean and ready for new mold production without further attrition.