The people behind Afriquegp's processing lines

Our team builds and services the crushing, screening, and conveying systems used across Australian quarries. We are engineers, field technicians, and project coordinators who have spent years working with hard rock, abrasive ore, and the equipment that handles both.

Milestones behind the team

How Afriquegp built its processing track record

From the first crusher line in New South Wales to a full-service equipment partner for large-scale extraction sites, the timeline below marks the decisions and deliveries that shaped the current team.

2016

First jaw crusher package commissioned for a basalt quarry near Dubbo

2018

In-house service crew formed to handle conveyor retrofits and wear part swaps on site

2020

Expanded into automated screening modules, cutting manual sorting hours at two NSW sites

2022

Opened a dedicated spare parts staging yard in Pacochafurt for faster turnaround

2024

Delivered a full crushing and conveying line for a hard-rock operation in the Hunter Valley

2025

Current team of field engineers and process planners now supports sites across eastern Australia

Company timeline

From single crusher lines to integrated extraction systems

Full company profile

2011 - Afriquegp opens its first service bay in Pacochafurt, NSW, rebuilding worn jaw crusher frames for local quarry operators. The shop runs on two hoists and a single welding bay, but the repair backlog stretches three months deep within the first year.

2014 - The team takes on its first complete conveyor retrofit for a basalt quarry west of Dubbo. Replacing fixed idler frames with impact-rated assemblies cuts spillage-related stoppages by nearly a third, and the project becomes the template for later material handling work.

2017 - A dedicated field service unit is formed to handle on-site crusher alignment and wear part changeouts. Response times drop from weeks to under 48 hours across the state, and the unit logs more than 400 site visits in its first full season.

2020 - The engineering team releases a standardized upgrade package for secondary cone crushers, pairing new mantle profiles with automated gap adjustment. Quarries running the package report steadier product gradation and fewer unplanned liner changes.

2023 - Afriquegp expands into full processing circuit design, linking primary crushing, screening, and conveying into single integrated layouts. The first turnkey line commissioned under this approach handles 1.2 million tonnes of raw feed per year.

2025 - Today the company supports extraction sites across eastern Australia with equipment supply, maintenance contracts, and process audits. The original repair bay still operates, now serving as the training floor for new service technicians.

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