Mining equipment news

Australia has a post COVID-19 reconstruction engine staring it in the face in the form of the mining equipment, technology and services (METS) sector, which has experienced a demand surge during the pandemic.

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

George Barturen, Liebherr-Mining Equipment Colmar, France, considers how digital technologies will become an essential part of managing a mine’s production.

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.

Alexey Ihl, Wirtgen, Germany, explains how surface miners have boosted production and cost-effectiveness at a cement plant in Ukraine.

The Queensland government have collaborated with METS Ignited to help regional businesses accelerate the commercialisation of their innovative products and services.

The May/June issue of Global Mining Review features technical articles on drill & blast, automation & control, conveyors, pumps, piping and valves and IPCC & surface miners.

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

The mining equipment, technology and services sector has been recognised for its critical contribution to the Australian economy with the announcement of the AUS$1.025 million expansion of the SME METS Export Hub Initiative into Victoria and Western Australia.

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.