The Origin Story
The Rookie That Started It All
In 1997, Superior’s very first TeleStacker Conveyor went to work for Kraemer Mining. Like every rookie, it had something to prove.
For nearly three decades, it did just that. Day after day, year after year. Through changing seasons, TeleStacker Conveyor #0001 just kept building stockpiles.
Recently, Kraemer sold the original machine. Not because it quit. Because it was still worth something.
Nearly 30 years later, the very first TeleStacker Conveyor is still stockpiling, just for a different team.
Legends don’t retire easily…
that’s what makes them the G.O.A.T.!
From the Pit
“These things
are beasts!”
Ask an operator what they think of a TeleStacker Conveyor and you don’t get a spec sheet. You get thirty seconds like this from a guy who knows his way around a stockpile.
Jimmy Adams Plant Manager · Anchorage Sand & Gravel · Anchorage, AKThe Roster
No single part makes a machine last thirty years. Ten of them do. Here are three.
FB® Undercarriage
Dynasties get built on a solid foundation. This fully braced support structure delivers the stability to perform season after season.
PilePro™ Automation
PilePro does more than move a conveyor. It follows stockpiling strategies that cut segregation and squeeze more material into the same footprint.
FD Axle with Auto Level
Built for portable operations. The FD Axle moves from road travel to production fast, then Auto Level keeps the conveyor level as it swings.
TeleStacker Conveyor FAQ
Aggregate producers ask our team the same handful of things every year. We ranked them, answered them with real numbers, and put the whole set in one PDF.
How does it compare with a conventional radial stacker?
A conventional radial stacker changes where material lands by traveling radially, but the discharge point stays fixed along the conveyor. Telescoping moves that discharge point in and out as the machine swings, which is where the extra tonnage comes from…
How does telescoping reduce material segregation?
Segregation happens when coarse and fine particles separate as material discharges onto a pile. Instead of dropping in one spot, the TeleStacker Conveyor lays material down in windrows and keeps the discharge closer to the pile…
All ten answers are in the PDF. And guess what? Question ten ends up right back where this page started: the 1997 machine that’s still running!
TeleStacker Conveyor PDF
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