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A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by Booth 1132, checked out the equipment, talked shop, grabbed some swag, and shared ideas with us.

     https://youtube.com/shorts/a7HIfe5QbdM?feature=share From the moment the doors opened, the conversations never stopped. We met customers, contractors, operators, industry leaders, and friends from across the country. We talked dredging, talked uptime, and made connections that will carry far beyond the show floor. One thing became clear this week: the dredging industry is full of people who are passionate about what they do, and we're proud to be part of it. A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by Booth 1132, checked out the equipment, talked shop, grabbed some swag, and shared ideas with us. Until next time, Nashville. #VMIDredges #ThisIsHowYouDredge #IMX2026 #Dredging #Nashville

Way Back When Article, Dredging and Port Construction Magazine, July 2011, International Market Beckons

    VMI MD-815 working in Austrailia

Oklahoma-Based Dredger Manufacturer VMI Has Sold Seven Vessels To Overseas Buyers In The Past Year

Two of VMI's MD-815 dredgers were bought by Maxitool, an engineering and mining services company from Cairns, Queensland. The rugged machine features a full-width flow-through horizontal cutterhead and a recessed impeller pump for pumping - a closed vane impeller pump for pumping to higher elevations and longer distances is an option.

Maxitool uses its VMI dredgers to dewater tailing dams.  They're also used to perform maintenance work for process ponds, waterways and marine channels all around Australia.

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