CB Con-Agg, a division of Cleveland Brothers based in Harrisburg PA, has announced that it is now the distributor for GreyStone Inc. products for the states of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware.

GreyStone manufacturers sand washing and aggregate processing equipment including complete sand washing plants, tanks, portable and semi-portable classifying tanks, portable screening and washing plants, log washers, clarifiers, fine and coarse material washers, conveyor systems, radial stackers, mast-type conveyor systems, ready-mix washout plants, cutter heads and single- or twin-jet systems for sand and gravel producers and mining operations.

CB Con-Agg offers a complete repair and rebuild facility located in Camp Hill, PA. Factory-trained mechanics will service all types and brands of crushers, screens and feeders. On-site capabilities include numerous lathes, horizontal and vertical boring mills, welding, pressing, and machine assembly. Also offered is a staff of factory-trained mobile field technicians with fully equipped service trucks available for field repairs.

CB Con-Agg also offers many other services including Goodman conveyor components, NPK hydraulic rock breakers, belt scales, plant design and construction, plant flow and production analysis, equipment evaluations, wear components, portable power systems and service training.

Along with the new line of GreyStone products, CB Con-Agg is the full-service distributor for Metso Minerals product lines, which include Nordberg and Svedala. CB Con-Agg also is a full-service distributor for Barmac, Hewitt-Robbins, Seco and W. S. Tyler crushing and screening equipment.

CB Con-Agg has responsibility to provide sales, parts, and service for the above Metso Minerals products in Pennsylvania. CB Con-Agg also has an extensive rental fleet of crushing and screening equipment to satisfy customers’ needs.

For more information, call 888/725-4903.

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