Mining equipment news

Komatsu and several of its customers, including Rio Tinto, BHP, Codelco, and Boliden, have formed the Komatsu Greenhouse Gas Alliance.

Haver & Boecker Niagara has launched a new addition to its Pulse portfolio with the introduction of Pulse Condition Monitoring.

RPMGlobal will showcase some of its latest software offerings and new sustainability capabilities at mining’s largest tradeshow alongside its commitment to support mining organisations on their journey towards greener operations.

ALROSA has approved the installation of automated wireless monitoring systems at its hydraulic facilities.

RPMGlobal has further advanced its environmental, social, and governance software capabilities following the completion of enhancements to its Haulage as a Service simulation product to incorporate support for electric vehicles.

Septentrio has introduced the latest generation of ready-to-use, multi-frequency housed GPS/GNSS receivers for quick integration into machines and autonomous equipment requiring high-accuracy positioning and heading, for the most demanding environments.

Haver & Boecker Niagara will offer its Pulse Vibration Analysis software at MINExpo, giving mining and aggregate operations insight to their equipment’s performance

Fortescue Metals Group’s autonomous haul fleet has moved 2 billion t of material, doubling the amount hauled since reaching the 1 billion t milestone in September 2019.

Epiroc has won a significant order for battery-electric mining equipment from Ivanplats that will be used to develop its greenfield mine in South Africa in the most sustainable and productive manner possible.

Schneider Electric and AVEVA have announced that their combined technology offerings are supporting the sustainability initiatives of mining companies.