King of the Stockpile

Our ancestors must be looking down at us in envy. Before telescoping radial stackers — like the TeleStacker Conveyor — they attempted to overcome segregation with loaders, only to reinvest any profits right back into those inefficient trucks.

Some of them understood the value of layered stockpiling and used dozers to push material. Unfortunately, running over the product compacted and crushed their precious sand.

The smartest quarrymen and women of the past used conveyors, but without variable heights or radial travel, the material was segregated before it even left the belt.

Today, we’re blessed with technology to help build partially and fully desegregated stockpiles. These modern radial stacking conveyors extend and retract, move radially and have variable discharge heights. These are the basic features of a telescoping stacker.

Established in 1997, the TeleStacker Conveyor is pound-for-pound the strongest, safest and most productive telescopic stacker on the planet. Every square inch of steel is designed to carry more load, provide more stability, and move material at the lowest cost per ton.

• Capacities up to 5,000 STPH (4,535 MTPH)
• Stockpiles up to 395,500 tons (300,000 tonnes)
• Multiple axle configurations