Jaylon recently conducted a training and commissioning session at Sycle’s Fyansford facility for their new tarpARMOR® TDS30HS Tarp Deployment System at their Victorian facility. The TDS30HS is designed to efficiently deploy and retrieve up to four tarps measuring 9.14m x 32m each, covering up to 1170 square meters. Operated via wireless remote control from the cab of existing landfill equipment, it streamlines daily cover operations in landfill management.
The training session focused on familiarizing Sycle’s team with the TDS30HS’s features, ensuring safe and effective operation. The commissioning process involved setting up the system to meet Sycle’s specific operational requirements, optimizing efficiency and safety in their waste management processes. This initiative underscores Sycle’s commitment to adopting innovative technologies that enhance sustainability and operational excellence in waste management.
Jaylon Industries, renowned for its expertise in dam liners, recently showcased its commitment to customer satisfaction by swiftly addressing a client’s unexpected project alteration. Originally faced with a situation where the ordered liner proved too small due to a change in scope, Jaylon responded promptly. They provided an additional prefabricated liner tailored to the new turkey nest size requirement.
In less than three days, including travel time, Jaylon deployed two highly skilled technicians to the site. Their task was to expertly weld the liners together, ensuring the final product met the client’s specifications. This seamless adaptation underscored Jaylon Industries’ dedication to delivering superior quality and responsive service in every project they undertake.
May 2024 found Jaylon once again exhibiting at the Waste 2024 conference at Coffs Harbour NSW.
With over 700 delegates in attendance from all sectors of the waste industry, this yearly event provides the perfect platform to showcase our TDS Alternative Daily Cover Systems.
The 30HS Fixed Spool System, suitable for smaller landfills and the 30XS Multi Spool model with unlimited tarp coverage ideal for larger landfills.
Jaylon’s alternative daily cover system continues to be one of the most cost-effective, time saving and environmentally friendly solutions on the market today.
The following link is from an Instagram post by Waste 2024 to an interview with Alan Liebeck from Jaylon:
Jaylon is one of Australia’s leading fabricators of tarpaulins for a diverse range of applications. The photographs (below) show customised heavy-duty tarpaulins supplied and installed for dust suppression at Glencore’s copper mine site in Mt Isa.
Jaylon supplied 7 dust suppression covers for this project that were 90m long and 20m wide. Jaylon designed the fabrication of the tarpaulins so they could be unrolled on the top of the stack with an excavator and then pulled down the slopes with attached ropes. The top of the liner was ballasted with one tonne planter bags lifted by the excavator. Trafficking on the stacks was not allowed.
These dust suppression covers were needed as the railway line from Mt Isa to Townsville was closed due to excessive rain, resulting in the stockpiled ore creating dust across the townsite.
Other Jaylon tarpaulin applications include conveyor covers, dome shelter covers, chicken curtains, truck tarpaulins, emergency services tarpaulins and general purpose tarpaulins for a multitude of other applications.
In conjunction with major customers and research organisations, Jaylon is an industry leader in recycling initiatives for tarpaulins which have reached the end of their service life. This includes used tarpaulins and ground sheeting used by the grain industry.
This photograph shows an area of high quality asphalt paving recently laid in Jaylon’s yard. The cold-mix asphalt being laid includes a ‘biochar’ additive produced from end of life grain cover tarpaulins.
These PVC, polyproplylene, or polyethelyne tarpaulins would previously have been sent to landfills or shipped offshore.
Prefabricated liners are a popular and cost-effective solution when companies don’t have skilled employees to do onsite welding and installation of geomembrane liners. This video shows the installation of a prefabricated 1.00mm Enviroliner for an evaporation pond located on Rottnest Island.
