Aggregate Training
AIS Aggregate Training
The Aggregate Department at AIS Construction Equipment is committed to delivering annual training sessions led by industry experts. Our classes serve as a valuable opportunity for your crew to refresh their knowledge on proper equipment maintenance and utilization. Don't wait, register now, as our classes tend to fill up quickly.
General Aggregate Classes
Aggregate Maintenance
Basic maintenance and service training on conveyors, screens & crushers. Change a broken bearing on a pulley. Understand the difference and proper usage/installation of (SC, SCM, Type E & S-200 Bearings Overview of belt tracking and tensioning Learn how belt scales are installed and properly maintained Cover basic screen maintenance from springs, bearings, sheaves & motor mounts. Shaves: When are they worn out? Drive belts: Learn how they work and how to properly tension them
$225.00/pp
February 24th-25th Location: Lansing Branch
March 10th- 11th Location: Lansing Branch
Sand Production / Fines Recovery
How to set up plants for current material and adjust for future material, sieve analysis, sand products, use and application of Hydraulic Roll Crusher (HRC). Learn how adjustments can be made to change product specs. Fines recovery, class tanks, sand screws, belt press and filter press application and dialing in for your application.
$225.00/pp
January 7th - 8th Location: Lansing Branch
Aggregate crushing and screening 101
Learn the basic parts and operations of many types of aggregate crushers. From Gyratory, Cone, Jaw, VSI vertical shaft impactors, HSI horizontal shaft impactors & Roll crushers. Learn about portable plants, stationary plants & the stages of crushing. How to choose the proper liners for your application.
$195.00/pp
December 16th – 17th Location: Lansing Branch
January 27th -28th Location: Lansing Branch
Machine Specific Classes
Tracked Impactor School
Learn how a horizontal shaft impactor can be the Swiss Army knife of crushing. Concrete, Asphalt Millings, Limestone, Natural Stone, all can be crushed into a sellable product. Selection of the proper wear parts is critical to cost-effective crushing. Knowing what to use and when to use it will be discussed. An operational tracked crusher will be on site and in the shop for a walk around. Manufacture representative will be assisting in teaching this class
February 17th – 18th Location: Lansing Branch
HP300 Cone School
Andy Leiber (Aggregate Service Manager) with over 20 years of technical and practical experience will be explaining the inner workings of a Metso HP300 cone crusher. From parts identification, working operational applications, down to the type of oils to be used. Half of the time is in the classroom; the other half is in the shop tearing down an operational HP300 cone crusher. Instructional books provided.
Jan 20th —21st Location: Lansing Branch
