Mining equipment news
Metso introduces its largest split geared ring model – revolutionising thickener maintenance efficiency and safety
Metso has announced the launch of the SCDH4500, its largest split geared ring model to date.
Five ways AI will transform mining in 2026
Michelle Smith, Vice President of Global Mining Practice at Syntax, discusses the increasingly important role of AI in the mining industry and makes informed predictions for the technology's future.
Vale advances in testing alternatives to fossil fuels for haul trucks
Vale has begun field testing with B30 and B50 biodiesel, in addition to starting a new phase in the evaluation of electric trucks.
Fortescue’s Christmas Creek Green Metal Project under construction in Australia uses Metso’s game-changing DRI technology
Metso has contributed the core process design and technology for Fortescue Ltd’s Christmas Creek Green Metal Project in the Pilbara, Western Australia, where installation of Metso equipment commenced in September 2025.
Emerson selected to automate South32’s Hermosa Project, driving efficiencies, minimising environmental impact
Industrial technology leader Emerson have announced that global mining company South32 has chosen its advanced automation solutions and engineering expertise to support the zinc deposit of the Hermosa mine project in Arizona.
Maximising Underground Efficiency
AJ Householder, Getman, USA explains the role of multi-purpose utility machines in modern mining.
Metso launches redefined OKTOP Conditioner product series for enhanced flotation performance
Metso is launching a redefined OKTOP® Conditioner product series, designed to enhance flotation performance in minerals processing.
Emerson to automate Lithium Americas’ Thacker Pass Lithium Project
Emerson has announced it has been selected by Lithium Americas Corp. to provide its comprehensive automation portfolio and expert technical services for the Thacker Pass project in northern Nevada.
A Tipping Point In Aerial GIS Tech
Emily Loosli, Wingtra, Switzerland, evaluates the use of drones in the mining industry and considers if mining companies are losing out by not using them.
How sensor-based sorting is extending the life of critical mineral deposits
As ore grades decline, global demand for critical minerals rises, and ESG expectations intensify, mining economics are being reshaped. TOMRA Mining’s sensor-based sorting technologies are redefining how minerals are recovered, transforming once-discarded material into a valuable resource, extending mine life, and strengthening supply security for the energy transition.