News from Kingfisher

Materials Recovery Facilities operate under huge pressure during the winter peak. Incoming volumes rise, contamination increases, and every piece of equipment is pushed to its limit. Any unplanned stoppage quickly stacks up into missed targets,...

At a major UK ship unloading terminal, operators faced ongoing challenges in maintaining material flow during the offloading of dry bulk cargos. Frequent blockages in transfer chutes, particularly when handling wet coal, resulted in costly downtime...

As UK cement producers prepare for planned winter shutdowns, the focus shifts to reliability, safety, and performance. These intensive maintenance periods are critical for inspecting, repairing, and upgrading equipment across the process line....

Kingfisher Industrial is celebrating double success following a memorable evening at BULKEX 2025, held at Chesford Grange on Tuesday, 14 October. The company was named the winner of the MHEA Innovation Award, while its owner, John Connolly, received...

Planned shutdowns are a vital part of every cement plant’s calendar. They’re the opportunity to inspect, maintain and upgrade equipment before the next production cycle. Yet every day offline costs money, so efficiency during this period is key....

Ceramic Wear Protection Systems: Across the UK, many operators in cement, biomass, energy from waste, quarrying, and steel are reviewing their supplier base following recent market changes. With uncertainty surrounding the availability of specialist...