Hitachi news

Hitachi Construction Machinery has introduced the EH4000AC-5 rigid dump truck and is testing a full battery electric trolley truck at First Quantum Minerals’ Zambia mine.

Fabiana Cavalcante, ABB, discusses how, despite commitments to achieve net zero GHG emissions by 2050 or sooner, the mining industry remains in the early stages of its decarbonisation journey.

ASI Mining, in conjunction with its distributor Epiroc, has received an order from Roy Hill Iron Ore to automate 18 Hitachi EH4000 haul trucks in Western Australia.

Hitachi Construction & Mining Division announced the EX2000-7 at MINExpo – its latest EX-7 Series mining excavator that provides enhanced efficiency, reliability and durability.

Eurasian Resources Group has upgraded its fleet with Hitachi equipment in one of the largest mining equipment acquisition deals in Kazakhstan’s history.

Hitachi Construction & Mining Division is highlighting its reliable solutions at MINExpo, Booth 8525 (Central Hall).

ABB has called for more collaboration with OEMs to accelerate the transition to all-electric mines, as it signs an MOU with Hitachi Construction Machinery.

Caroline Schweitzer, Hitachi, USA, details how the company helps handle an Alaskan mine’s large production output.

Kristin Stires, Hitachi, details how the company’s Virtual Instructor-Led Training experience allows technicians to attend training from any location.

Yesterday, Hitachi released its new EX1200-7 excavator, which is to provide customers with increased efficiency, reliability and durability.