South Canterbury company Hobb and Banks / Mayfield Transport received their new loader from Mike Tucker at Porters in Christchurch, a LOADRITE reinstall was requested as the existing Loadrite FORCE and Printer were…
Quarry NZ IOQ / AQA 2018 National Conference The annual New Zealand quarry conference was held at Claudlands conference centre in Hamilton from 18th to the 20th July. Trimble and Loadrite were well…
Strong sales for Loadrite X 2350 excavator scales Loadrite X2350 excavator scales have been flying out the door recently, strong demand from the Armour rock protection projects have seen demand surge. Installations in Waikato, Canterbury,…
Calibration services Loadrite offer a range of calibration services, the range in frequency from monthly to annual. We carry out calibrations and maintenance on scheduled basis so we are as efficient with mileage and…
About Fieldays 13 – 16 June 2018 Fieldays is the cornerstone event of the New Zealand National Fieldays Society. As the largest agribusiness event in the Southern Hemisphere, every year Fieldays attracts over 130,000…
LOADRITE scales, invented in New Zealand, for New Zealand conditions and now sold as the #1 wheel loader and excavator scale worldwide. To achieve this status LOADRITE scales have endured and evolved over…
MBD is a leading provider of contracting services on the West Coast and throughout the greater South Island. MBD’s company directors – Darren Richardson and Ben Haddock have together over 30 years of…
Raukawa Aggregates is a Blackley Construction partnership with Byford Group, which operates a gravel extraction and processing plant on the banks of the Manawatu River at the end of…
A new South Island gold mining operation installed a LOADRITE X 2350 excavator weighing system to measure the material input to their floating processing plant. The X 2350 scales are connected via…
Loadrite NZ are proud suppliers Reclaim throughout NZ. The E2750 system was extensively field tested under all operating conditions prior to the decision to install front load weigh scales to their current FEL fleet as…