We are the engineers, field supervisors, and logistics coordinators behind the GP equipment lines used in large-scale Australian quarries. Our team has spent years on extraction sites, not just at drawing boards, and that experience shapes how we build and support every processing unit we deliver.
Afriquegp is built by engineers who have spent years on quarry floors, not just at drawing boards. Our team combines field experience in crusher operations, conveyor design, and site safety with a practical approach to equipment selection. We know what fails in Australian conditions and how to prevent it.
Meet the full teamMarianne leads site assessments and commissioning schedules. She spent eleven years managing crushing circuits in New South Wales before joining Afriquegp, so she reads a plant layout the way most people read a map.
Camryn designs conveyor transfer points and wear-part specifications for high-abrasion ore. His focus is on reducing spillage and belt damage at the exact points where most Australian operations lose throughput.
Audra coordinates installation crews and on-site training for quarry maintenance teams. She has supervised more than forty equipment installs and knows how to keep a project moving when the weather does not cooperate.
Drew handles lockout/tagout procedures, operator certification, and emergency response planning for extraction sites. She works with each client to align equipment workflows with current Australian site safety regulations.
Afriquegp supplies crushing, screening, and conveying systems for large-scale geological extraction. We work with quarry operators and mineral processors across Australia who need equipment that holds up under continuous load, abrasive feed, and tight production schedules.
Our team comes from plant operations and maintenance floors. We have run crushers, replaced wear liners, and chased conveyor breakdowns at 2 a.m. That background shapes how we specify machines and how we support them long after commissioning.
We focus on mid-size to large operations processing hard rock, sand, and gravel. If your site runs multiple shifts and measures output in tonnes per hour, we are the right conversation to have about equipment selection and plant layout.
No vague promises. We talk about feed size, abrasion index, closed-side settings, and belt speeds. When a machine is not right for your material, we say so and point to what will actually hold up.
Heat, dust, and abrasive feed punish equipment. We select components with heavier frames, sealed bearings, and accessible service points. Our goal is predictable uptime, not the lowest purchase price.
Long-term supply agreements for jaw crushers and screening decks at basalt and granite operations in New South Wales and Queensland.
Joint commissioning of automated conveyor monitoring systems for a hard-rock quarry producing railway ballast near Dubbo.
Multi-year framework for wear parts and liner replacement across three fixed crushing plants in the Hunter Valley.
Technical partnership on dust suppression retrofits and secondary breaking equipment for a limestone operation in Victoria.
Ongoing support for mobile screening units and stacker conveyors at a sand and gravel extraction site near the Murray River.
These relationships are built on repeat orders, site-level service agreements, and equipment that holds up through full production seasons.