RST is supporting a local everyday hero named Damien ‘Damo’. Damo is 9 years old and has Asperger’s, and he’s pretty special.

He is taking on a 10km Marathon – the Bridge to Brisbane! Damo had to get special permission to run in this race as he’s under the age limit which we think is pretty fantastic!

He is trying to raise $5000 for ‘Asperger Services Australia’ – a cause important to him. We would like to encourage you to support this as well and help him reach this target.

I don’t know about you, but we think running a 10km Marathon is a pretty great accomplishment, especially for a 9 year old boy.

Help us support a local everyday hero!

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Reynolds Soil Technologies is currently attending the Singleton Mining Expo. With two representatives available for all questions and demonstrations, we expect it to be a great success!

The expo ends on the 19th of August, so make sure to see us before then!

Queensland dust control company Reynolds Soil Technologies (RST), which mainly supplies products to mine sites, is looking to extend its market to Australian Ports.

After completing trials at ports in eastern and western Australia, RST is now looking to sign permanent contracts with various port authorities. These are under pressure to minimise dust from their stockpiles and facilities.

RST technical and development director David Handel said the management of dust control during the transport of minerals from mines to ships requires solutions his company has developed after 20 years’ experience on mine sites.

“Shipping ports already work on strict environmental guidelines. We are helping thm to meet these guidelines and complement the procedures they already have in place. we also offer cost-effective, water-saving solutions and our proven technologies work,” he said.

RST is looking to use its new Superskin dust control product at ports. Superskin is a veneer eco dust suppressant which RST says uses up to 90 per cent less product than any competitor.

The company is using purpose-designed spray systems to apply foamers, water extenders and crusting agents to transported minerals. RST also supplies a non-stick agent called ‘Release It’ which is sprayed on to the trays of rail wagons and rucks trays to help eliminate any carry-back to mine sites.

“It’s total materials handling and dust prevention,” says Mr Handel. “This includes managing stockpiles, loading, transporting and unloading throughout the whole material supply chain, ensuring dust is kept to a minimum or totally eliminated.

“Shipping ports are a new growth area for us. We ensure the transportation and movement  of products is completed in the safest and cleanest way possible, in what is generally a more pristine environment near ocean and towns.

“We’ve had a lot of interest and already work with some of the major ports, rails and mines throughout Australia. We also work internationally with contracts secured in South America, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Asia and other major industry areas,” said Mr Handel.

RST has over 20 years’ experience in dust management, soil stabilisation and erosion, water and agricultural solutions. The company, with premises in Burleigh Heads, Queensland and Welshpool, Western Australia, designs, constructs and maintains customers’ systems.
- Autralian Bulk Handling Review, August 2010

Mining services company Reynolds Soil Technologies (RST) is applying its revolutionary dust suppression products to some of the countries busiest ports.

After completing trials in eastern and Western Australia, RST is now working with Australia’s various port authorities to secure permanent contracts with its dust management solutions.

RST technical and development director David Handel, says the management of dust control during the transportation of the minerals from mines to ship, requires specific procedures and technology.

“We work with a variety of shipping ports throughout Australia which are extremely proactive in managing the entire shipping process,” says Handel.

“Shipping ports already work on strict environmental guidelines. We are helping them to meet these guidelines and complement the procedure they already have in place. We also offer cost-effectie water saving solutions and our proven technologies work.”

RST is using its revolutionary Superskin technology, a breakthrough veneer eco dust suppressant which uses up to 90 per cent less product than its competitors.

The company is also using purpose deigned spray systems to apply foamers, water extenders and crusting agents to the transported minerals which suppress dust en route the the vessel.

“Shipping ports are a new growth area for us,” says Handel.

“We ensure the transportation and movement of products is completed in the safest and cleanest way possible, in what is generally a more pristine environment near the ocean and towns. There is a strong market for our dust management solutions, for the entire process from mines through to the transportation and movement of materials and ultimately to the ports.”

RST is fielding enquiries from a number of interested ports and has a contract in the pipeline with Queensland Rail.

“We’ve had a lot of interest and already work with some of the major ports, rails and mines throughout Australia. We also work internationally with contracts secured in Southern America, South Africa, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Asia and other major industry areas,” says Handel.

- Gold Coast Business News

Queensland mining service provider Reynolds Soil Technologies has started applying its new Superskin dust suppression products at some of Australia’s busiest shipping ports and is aiming to secure permanent contracts with various port authorities.

According to the company’s technical and development director David Handel, the management of dust control during the transportation of minerals from mines to ship, requires specific procedures and technology.

Mr Handel said that as shipping ports are particularly sensitive environments, considering their proximity to oceans and towns, making its total dust management programs increasingly important.

“We work with a variety of shipping ports throughout Australia who are extremely proactive i managing the entire shipping process,” he said.

The latest technology Superskin veneer eco dust suppressant uses 90 per cent less product than any other on the market and is key to the company’s operations at shipping ports.

“Shipping ports already work on strict environmental guidelines. We are helping them to meet these guidelines and complement the procedures they already have in place.

“We also offer cost-effective, water-saving solutions and our proven technologies work,” he said.

The company is also using purpose designed spray systems to apply foamers, water extenders and crusting agents to transported minerals, so to suppress dust en route to the vessel. Innovative technologies also include the ‘Release It’, a non-stick agent, which is sprayed on to the trays of the rail wagons and truck trays to effectively eliminate any carry-back to mine sites.

Mr Handel said that RST offers a complete service in dust suppression due to its new and innovative products and application processes.

“This includes managing stockpiles, loading, transporting and unloading throughout the whole material supply chain, ensuring dust is kept to a minimum or totally eliminated,” he said.

“Shipping ports are a new growth area for us,” Mr Handel said.

“We ensure the transportation and movement of products is completed in the safest and cleanest possible way.

“There is a strong market for our dust management solutions, for the entire process from mines through to the transportation and movement of materials and ultimately to the ports.”

RST is currently fielding enquiries from a number of interested shipping ports.

- The Mining Chronicle, August 2010

A Queensland soil technology company has revolutionised the industry with a breakthrough eco dust suppressant that will use up to 90 per cent less product than any in the marketplace.

With export deals already sealing in Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Indonesia and strong demand in Australia, Reynolds Soil Technologies (RST) expects revenues to increase by around 50 per cent in 2010 as its breakthrough Superskin product bust dust on a grand scale.

RST technical and development director David Handel, said the environmentally-friendly, biodegradable concept will set a new benchmark or veneer dust suppressants across the industry by conserving more water and decreasing transport costs, cutting emissions.

“Superskin is the way of the future for a diverse range of applications including mine sites, transportation routes, civil construction sites and agricultural projects,” said Mr Handel.

“Our research and development team were focused on developing and delivering a super concentrate that use around 90 per cent less product than traditional crusting agents. Through our extensive research we are now launching Superskin which will offer a more environmentally friendly and more effective option for dust management while even being more affordable for our clients.”

Traditional veneer treatments are designed to crust large areas for prolonged periods requiring large volumes of product, excessive transport, storage and logistics on-site.

Mr Handel said the innovative solution will benefit rail car and truck transportation which will eliminate material loss and potentially save coal mining companies millions of dollars.

Testing has been done by Newcastle University’s bulk handling test laboratory in collaboration with Queensland-based Proof Engineers to fine tune the product.

RST is currently working with a range of high profile mining clients globally.

“In civil construction, Superskin applications include sealing stockpiles and all exposed areas, a total dust ‘lockdown’ during closures, stabilising trenches and embankment erosion control,” said Mr Handel.

“In the agriculture industry, Superskin applications include dust control to all exposed areas, erosion control and will stop soil washing into water catchment areas. Superskin can also be used to stabilise ultra fine powdery material such as ash.”

Superskin will also be utilised to effectively control dust and wall collapse when drilling for blast patterns alongside RST’s drilling foams and additive products.

RST has more than 20 years experience in total dust management and soil erosion management.

The Burleigh Heads-based company designs, constructs and maintains all systems. With qualified site technicians managing each program, RST will implement continual improvement programs to ensure that all products and systems are supplying clients with optimum results.

- Queensland Mining & Energy Bulletin

Queensland based mining resource company Reynolds Soil Technologies (RST) is a market leader in total dust management.

It’s “7-Step Solution” to complete dust management is now dominating the mining industry, with large contracts awarded in the Hunter Valley, Bowen Basin in Queensland and Pilbara region in WA.

The solution, developed to meet industry demand, sees RST evaluate, develop, recommend and implement customised solutions and monitor results, validating and recommending further strategies.

With more than 20 years’ experience in supplying industry with dust, soil and water treatment products, systems and strategies, RST operates across many major mines in Australia and overseas.

The company has revolutionised the industry with its breakthrough eco dust suppressant Superskin, which uses up to 90 per cent less product than any competitor in the marketplace, and has begun applying its dust suppression products at some of Australia’s busiest shipping ports.

Innovative programs are positioning RST a cut above the rest by not only providing the most technologically advanced solutions but having the advantage of being backed up by cold hard facts that prove the solutions work.

All RST programs and products are validated using the latest technologies and independent specialists.

The company;s strategic alliances with independent engineering and technical monitoring experts have allowed RST to offer the added service of an independent data analysis, giving mining companies undeniable and tangible proof that the solutions work.

RST is implementing its innovative solutions at mines in South America, South Africa, Asia and New Caledonia and at many major mine sites across Australia.

RST designs, constructs and maintains all systems, and with qualified site technicians managing each program, the company implements continual improvement programs to ensure all products and systems are supplying clients with optimum results.

- Newcastle Herald, Mining and Industry Update

Dust, or at least the control of it, can be a major headache for ports the world over.

Just ask any port authority chief executive about how much hassle is caused for a port when a strong wind carries dust away from stockpiles or from a shiploader.

Many Australian ports are near population centres. The burghers of those towns tend to want to make the most of the waterfront, which is where ports – by their nature – tend to be. This leads to cafe developments and residential living, often in close proximity to the port. However, people tend to get a tad miffed when their cappuccino gets an added dusting, and the argument that the port was there first does not seem to cut it.

It would be fair to say that urban encroachment can be one of the biggest issues on a port authority management team’s mind.

Queensland mining services company Reynolds Soil Technologies may have an answer. It has taken its dust suppression products and modified them for use at some of Australia’s ports.

After completing trials on Australia’s east and west coasts, RST is hoping to secure contacts with Australia’s various port authorities to offer a holistic dust management solution.

RST technical and development director David Handel said the management of dust control while transporting minerals from mines to shop required specific procedures and technology that the company had developed over the past 20 years.

Handel said due to the sensitive environment around most ports, dust management has become more important.

RST is using its Superskin technology, a veneer eco dust suppressant, to help control dust at ports.

“We work with a variety of shipping ports throughout Australia who are extremely proactive in managing their entire shipping process,” he said.

“Shipping ports already work on strict environmental guidelines. We are helping them meet these guidelines and complement the procedures they already have in place. We also offer cost-effective water-saving solutions and our proven technologies work.”

RST is using its Superskin technology, a veneer eco dust suppressant, to help control dust at ports.

The company also is using purpose designed spray systems to apply foamers, water extenders and crusting agents to the transported minerals.

These suppress dust en route to the vessel. RST technologies also includes a non-stick agent called Release It, which is sprayed on the rail wagon and truck trays to eliminate any carry-back to the minesites.

Handel called the approach total materials handling and dust prevention.

“This includes management stockpiles, loading, transporting and unloading throughout the whole material supply chain, ensuring dust is kept to a minimum or totally eliminated,” he said.

“This is achievable with our innovative products and application processes and with our new Superskin we use 90 per cent less product than anything else in the marketplace.

“Shipping ports are a new growth area for us. We ensure the transportation and movement of products is completed in the safest and cleanest possible way, in that is generally a more pristine environment near the ocean and towns.

“There is a strong market for our dust management solutions for the entire process from mines through to the transportation and movement of materials and, ultimately, to the ports.”

Handel said the company had received inquiries from a number of interested ports.

“We’ve had a lot of interest and already work with some major ports, railways and mines throughout Australia,” he said.

“We also work internationally with contracts secured in South America, South Africa, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Asia and other major industry areas.”

All RST products and solutions are tailor-made to match individual job requirements.

The company has its headquarters at Burleigh Heads in Queensland and in the Perth industrial suburb of Welshpool.

- Mining Monthly

The big wigs at Reynolds Soil Technologies, swapping their hard hats for bike helmets, have managed to raise $7000 to fight cancer and get a little saddle sore at the same time.

The Gold Coast-based mining resources company entered a team of five in the inaugural warriors Pedal for Prostate bike rid, raising the funds for the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia.

The group, headed by RST boss and cycling enthusiast David Handel, sported specially-made lycra RST suits in the 100km ride.

“We were all a bit sore afterwards, but we had a great day,” says Mr Handel.

Also on the charity round, Telstra Gold Coast has raised more than $4000 for the Southport Surf Life Saving Club during a recent initiative.

Telstra donated $30 from each eligible mobile plan or Bigpond service to the club. It’s a pity a couple of thousand customers didn’t sign up.

- The Gold Coast Bulletin

Gold coast bases mining services company Reynolds Soil Technologies is applying its revolutionary dust suppression products at some of the country’s busiest shipping ports.

After completing trials on the east coast and in Western Australia, RST is now working with port authorities to secure permanent contracts.
RST technical and development director David Handel said the management of dust control during the transportation of the minerals from the mines to ship required specific procedures and technology.

“We work with a variety of shipping ports throughout Australia which are extremely proactive in managing the entire shipping process,” he said.

“Shipping ports already work on strict environmental guidelines. We ware helping them to meet these guidelines and complement the procedures they already have in place. We also offer cost-effective, water-saving solutions and our proven technologies work.”

The Burleigh-based RST is using its Superskin technology to control mineral and coal dust at shipping ports.

Superskin is a breakthrough veneer eco dust suppressant which is said to use up to 90 percent less product than RST’s competitors.

“Shipping ports are a new growth area for us,” said Mr Handel.

“We ensure the transportation and movement of products is completed in the safest and cleanest possible way, in what is generally a move pristine environment near the ocean and towns.”

RST which has 31 staff across Australia and turns over $7 million a year, earlier this year announced plans to build a new factory in Brazil.

- The Gold Coast Bulletin