Product news

Successful performance tests have been conducted at HeidelbergCement in Couvrot with the 220 SMi 3.8 surface miner from Wirtgen.

Brokk has announced that it is offering personalised training options.

BME has launched a new, free Blasting Guide application for Android mobile devices, enabling users to rapidly calculate and check blast designs.

Worldpoly has launched its new smart welding unit for use with PE and PP pipes.

Phoenix Lighting has introduced the Sturdilite® Master Series - an impact-resistant, long-lasting, low-voltage LED floodlight specifically built for mobile mining equipment.

Phoenix Lighting has introduced the Sturdilite® Master Series - an impact-resistant, long-lasting, low-voltage LED floodlight specifically built for mobile mining equipment.

ClearBlade and MultiTech have recently announced a joint effort to enable LoRa Technology-based smart monitoring for enterprises requiring secure edge processing in reliable and affordable distributed, wireless connected IIoT systems.

Since brothers James and George Weir founded what would become the Weir Group with their 1871 invention on the Weir boiler feed pump has been a key component for the company.

When looking to speed up the flow of trucks checking into its busy mines and quarries, Australia’s largest construction material supplier, Boral Limited, decided to apply ‘smart’ technologies.

Trelleborg’s fluid handling operation has supplied the world’s largest underground iron ore mine with its Performer Ceramic hoses.

Weir Minerals range of Multiflo® barges provides a solution for many applications.

Caterpillar is adding a new platform, MineStar Edge, to augment the Cat® MineStar™ Solutions suite of technologies and to align with the way many mining operations manage their businesses.

TOMRA Sorting Mining has developed virtual testing capabilities to help mining operations ensure their business and operational continuity, enabling them to take informed purchasing decisions for their sorting plants.

Liebherr's new generation crawler excavator is steadily establishing a presence in Sweden, a growing market for earthmoving machinery and crawler excavators, where the machine's versatility, performance, comfort and design are attracting more and more local customers.

Portable Ultra Fines Recovery Plants are built on a Department of Transportation approved chassis and designed to recover nominal 200 mesh by 400 mesh particles.