Red Rhino 3 Way Screener and 7000 Plus being loaded on for shipment for our new client in Zambia.

Introducing the new Red Rhino Universal Stacker Conveyor.

The SP30 is a site mobile 30ft folding stacker complete with on board electric start diesel/hydraulic power pack.

Hydraulic controls operate the belt on/off, height discharge range and the folding end section of the conveyor for ease of transport.

A single rear axle, front towing function and weighing 1600kgs make it easily manoeuvrable on site. The conveyor has a 9 metres long x 600mm wide belt, a large capacity feed boot to cater for loading shovel. excavator or crusher run loading. This enables it to link up with the Red Rhino Crusher and Screener range of equipment.

View the full product, here: https://redrhinocrushers.com/products/universal-stacker-conveyor/

Like all businesses within the UK and indeed, worldwide, we are closely monitoring the impact that Covid-19 is having on our business, our colleagues, customers and business partners.

We are very much aware and respectful of the Government’s message that all UK citizens and businesses must play their part to protect the most vulnerable in our society and to ensure that the NHS can care for the inevitable.

We are open and operating within the Government guidelines.

Treacy Surfacing from Hertfordshire collecting their Red Rhino 5000.  They wanted it painting in their Company Colours and we were only to happy to oblige.

Red Rhino are pleased to announce they have been shortlisted as an Area Finalist in the” International Business of the year” category by the Federation of Small Businesses.  The East Midlands Final will take place on 5th March with the National Finals in London later in the year.

Red Rhinos award winning success continues by picking up the “Sold Overseas” Category in the Made in Lincolnshire Awards. This is in accreditation to Red Rhinos expanding overseas market. Export sales have seen year on year growth. Red Rhino continue to export crushers and screeners worldwide to more than 50 different countries. These include the remotest island in the world Tristan Da Cunha. The smallest track mounted version has been sold for crushing material to create mountain pathways in New Zealand and high-altitude airstrip restoration in Papa New Guinea.

They have sold to many charity organisations. Several machines were purchased for the Haiti earthquake clearance, more recently the United Nations for use in IRAQ and the WFP in Bangladesh.