Mining equipment news

Abrasion- and impact-resistant rubber compounds have been developed with advanced technologies by the Weir Minerals’ team of expert engineers and material scientists, who are continually refining Vulco rubber products.

BHP will purchase four battery-electric locomotives and conduct trials at its Western Australia Iron Ore rail network, as part of the company’s ongoing efforts to reduce its operational emissions.

Epiroc, in partnership with ASI Mining LLC, has introduced Mobius for Drills, a new platform to convert data into useful, actionable information.

Zest WEG is supplying an extensive range of motors and variable speed drives for the second phase of the Kamoa-Kakula project, located on the Central African Copperbelt in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Kristin Stires, Hitachi, discusses how the company is focusing on providing reliable solutions for its customers, while helping solve global challenges facing the industry.

TOMRA Mining has provided a solution for the extreme conditions at the Bluestone Mines Tasmania JV Renison tin mine in Tasmania, with its XRT sensor-based sorting technology.

DELLNER BUBENZER has launched of the new SB 28.5 disc brake, which is now available to the global market.

Rio Tinto has agreed to purchase four battery-electric trains from Wabtec Corporation as part of the company’s strategy to reduce its carbon emissions by 50% by 2030.

Technology Minerals Plc has opened its first laboratory suite at its new battery processing facility in Wolverhampton, UK.

Hiber has announced a new version of its satellite-based HiberEasypulse fleet monitoring system to support the tracking and analysis of heavy industrial vehicles and machinery anywhere on earth.