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From rock to road: whether you're moving earth, processing material, or lifting and hauling, MIMICO has the machinery and nationwide support to keep every project on schedule.
MIMICO supplies three core equipment ranges for hire, sale and support across New Zealand: construction equipment for earthmoving, digging and material handling; material processing plant for crushing, screening and conveying at quarries and aggregate sites; and cranes and transport for lifting and haulage on any terrain. Every range is backed by genuine parts, factory-trained technicians and a nationwide branch network, so whichever machine you need and however you need it, hire, buy new, or buy used, MIMICO can get it on your site and keep it running.
Power for every project: digging, loading, and material handling across the site.
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Crushing, screening and conveying solutions for quarrying and aggregate production.
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Lifting and haulage equipment for any terrain, from confined sites to open highway.
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BRANCH & SUPPORT NETWORK
MIMICO supplied and assembled FBU CESCO transit mixer units for Holcim/Ashby’s Concrete in Christchurch. The project included the installation and commissioning of mixer bowls onto Hino and UD truck chassis, completed by MIMICO’s Engineering team.
Winstone Aggregates partnered with MIMICO to replace their retired Sandvik H6000 cone crusher with New Zealand’s first Metso GP550 unit. The turnkey project included full design, fabrication, and installation — all completed on a tight timeline to minimise production downtime.
MIMICO supplied, assembled and commissioned a fleet of 12 FBU CESCO concrete mixer trucks for Precision Readymix. The project included mixer installation across multiple HINO truck platforms to support residential, commercial and civil concrete supply operations.
MIMICO worked with Christchurch Ready Mix Concrete to integrate a tertiary crushing stage into their existing plant layout, installing a Barmac B7150SE VSI crusher using full 3D design and precise plant modifications.
Horokiwi Quarries partnered with MIMICO Engineering to design and install a low-profile wash screen to improve the processing of sealing chip. The solution was carefully engineered to work within the constraints of the existing plant layout, delivering a cost-effective upgrade without extensive modifications.
Holcim partnered with MIMICO Engineering to complete a full plant upgrade at Kiwi Point Quarry. The project included a custom-built primary screen, crusher refurbishment, full conveyor supply, and 3D design integration - delivering a fully modernised processing plant.
Graymont Lime engaged MIMICO Engineering to install a new fixed scalping screen at their Te Kuiti plant. The project involved the installation of a Svedala VFS 36/15 double deck screen, modular wear components, and custom chutes and conveyors, all fully integrated into the existing plant.
Winstone Aggregates engaged MIMICO Engineering to deliver a full wash plant solution at their Hunua Quarry. The project featured the installation of a Superior Industries 36” Aggredry fine material washer, with fully integrated structures and blending controls to optimise production.
This need led Winstone Aggregates to purchase a Metso C106 Jaw crusher and Metso TK11-42-2V grizzly feeder from MIMICO to maximise the output of their current plant. To minimise the installation costs MIMICO Engineering designed a new sub-frame to accept the existing feeder mounts and the new mounting requirements for the Metso C106 jaw crusher. This sub-frame was adapted to the existing frame in order to utilise the current subsidiary equipment such a chutes and conveyors.
Factory-trained technicians, genuine parts and full workshop capability for ZF transmission rebuilds and servicing, keeping your fleet on the job for longer.
Sales, parts and servicing teams across New Zealand, ready to help with your next project.
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