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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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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.
HG Leach & Co Ltd has partnered with MIMICO since 1996, building a large fleet of Metso crushing and screening equipment supported by Superior conveying systems. With MIMICO’s ongoing service and technical support, HG Leach maintains efficient operations across multiple quarry sites.
Road Metals uses a conveyor-fed material handling system at its Rolleston quarry to move raw material from the face to the processing plant. A 1.1 km Superior conveyor and Telestacker replace multiple dump trucks, improving efficiency, reducing labour requirements and delivering consistent feed to the plant while supporting growing production demands.
Stevenson Aggregates (Drury) worked with MIMICO to upgrade their water treatment capacity, replacing two existing LT-100 Lamella units with a single LT-500 clarifier. The new system supports increased storm water, truck wash, and process water volumes from the upgraded plant, while providing future capacity.
Horokiwi Quarries engaged MIMICO Engineering to design, manufacture, and install a new 6’ x 16’ wash screen with a replaceable Metso MV mechanism. The full installation was completed over a weekend, minimising production downtime while delivering a modern, efficient screening solution.
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.
Daltons uses CASE wheel loaders across its bark processing and production operation to support material handling, stockpile management and truck loading. Operating long production hours across multiple shifts, the machines play a key role in maintaining product consistency and efficient site operations.
Clyde Excavation upgraded to the CASE CX145C excavator to cut downtime with extended 500-hour servicing intervals. This change boosted productivity, reduced costs, and improved operator comfort. Impressed by these benefits, the company plans further expansion with additional CASE equipment.
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.
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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