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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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Horokiwi Quarries engaged MIMICO Engineering to design, manufacture, and install a new 50-metre transfer conveyor to replace an ageing system. The installation was completed over a weekend to minimise disruption, with the new conveyor custom-designed to integrate seamlessly into the existing plant layout.
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.
MIMICO’s Matamata Engineering team completed the design, fabrication and assembly of a HMF-equipped tractor unit crane truck for Lion Crane Trucks. The project combined a HMF7020 K7 crane, FJ1400 K6 fly jib and Hino 700 FY1E 8x4 truck platform into a purpose-built lifting and transport solution.
MIMICO’s Engineering and Material Processing teams delivered a complete surge tunnel upgrade for Stevenson Aggregates at Poplar Lane Quarry. The project included the design, fabrication and installation of new modular surge tunnel sections, vibrating feeder units and a gravity take-up tower to improve material transfer efficiency and site reliability.
Isaac Construction partnered with MIMICO Engineering to deliver a major four-stage plant expansion, increasing aggregate production capacity to meet post-earthquake Christchurch development demands. The full static plant upgrade was completed over a 12-month period, providing additional output after each stage.
Avoca Group partners with MIMICO for mobile crushing and screening solutions, combining their own in-house maintenance capability with responsive support from MIMICO for breakdowns and technical assistance. This partnership allows Avoca to maintain high productivity while staying in control of daily operations.
MIMICO completed the design, fabrication and assembly of a custom roofing crane truck for Metalcraft Roofing Auckland. The build combined a HMF4020 K6 crane, FJ600 K4 fly jib and Isuzu CYJ460 6x4 truck platform to create a practical transport and lifting solution for roofing operations.
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.
Stevenson Aggregates partnered with MIMICO Engineering to replace the primary bin at Tauhei Quarry. The custom-designed bin resolved existing safety and production concerns, with full design, fabrication, and installation delivered on time and on budget.
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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