Design meets movement. At KLEEMANN, every lift is designed to complement your architecture, not just function within it. Work with our design team to create a lift that reflects your project’s unique style, with your choice of premium materials, lighting, and finishes. | KLEEMANN

1.2M views · 2.3K reactions | Kleemann jaw crushers are used for the pre-crushing of natural rock and in recycling. Pair this with the cone crusher for medium-hard to hard and abrasive rock and you have a powerful team of crushers to complete the job! To learn more about Kleemann crushers, click: https://www.wirtgen-group.com/ocs/en-us/kleemann/kleemann-products-97-c/ #KLEEMANN #Crushing #WIRTGENGROUP #MOBICAT #MOBICONE | Wirtgen Group | Facebook

Before and after: No matter if it’s planning ahead or following up on a day’s work, Kleemann’s SPECTIVE CONNECT technology provides operators with a clever dashboard and a real-time overview of all relevant production data on their smartphones. The app not only helps manage and monitor the entire operation and improves troubleshooting, but can also generate clearly arranged PDF reports to be sent via email or messenger for comprehensive performance documentation and analysis. Watch the short vid

“For the first time in Catholic history, we have a large group of Catholics who are saying, ‘I’m no longer in the church.’ That’s a big problem,” said Cardinal Timothy Dolan in 2011. He was navigating the church’s sexual abuse scandals at the time and said he did not want the church to “get over this too easy,” adding, “This needs to haunt us.” Dolan turned 75 in February and was required to submit his resignation to the Vatican. Pope Leo XIV officially accepted his resignation Thursday morning,

In 1969, the fictional cartoon band The Archies topped the Billboard Hot 100 with “Sugar, Sugar,” a studio-made bubblegum-pop track performed by real session musicians. The song spent four weeks at No. 1 and ended the decade as Billboard’s biggest hit, making it a rare case of an imaginary group outperforming real bands. Credit: Universal Music Group | History In Pictures