Mining equipment news
Electric Rope Shovels Speak – Are You Listening?
Romeu Kleinubing, Emerson, USA, explores how modern vibration monitoring technologies translate machine data into actionable insights, helping mining teams prevent breakdowns and keeping electric rope shovels working hard.
New South Wales mine embraces a digital future with RCT
A prominent mine in New South Wales has taken a significant step forward in the modernisation of its equipment and operations by going digital with RCT – Powered by Epiroc.
Huayou Group awards tailings filtration equipment order to Metso
Metso has been awarded a repeat order to deliver sustainable tailings filtration technology for the Huayou Group’s laterite nickel mine project in Indonesia.
Komatsu partners with Macquarie to modernise cloud infrastructure
Komatsu Australia has signed a multi-year, multimillion-dollar partnership with Macquarie Cloud Services (MCS) to modernise and strengthen its cloud infrastructure.
Metso and G Mining Ventures sign key agreement for gold project in Guyana
Metso and G Mining Ventures have signed an agreement for the delivery of key process equipment to the high-grade Oko West Gold Project in Co-operative Republic of Guyana.
Get The Most Uptime From Your Gearbox
Robin Schmidt, Regal Rexnord, USA, denotes the best ways to optimise gearbox usage.
Cornish Lithium acquires new technology and patents to strengthen end-to-end lithium production readiness
Cornish Lithium has announced the purchase of cutting-edge technology developed by Australian group Lepidico.
TOMRA Mining LASER technology changes the way things are done in gold processing
Vertex Minerals is revolutionising gold processing at its Hill End project in New South Wales by integrating TOMRA Mining's advanced LASER ore sorting technology.
Epiroc to consolidate North American drilling tools manufacturing
Epiroc AB will consolidate some of its drilling tools manufacturing from Canada to Mexico to increase efficiency.
sensmore secures US$7.3 million in funding to turn the world’s largest machines into intelligent robots
sensmore, a Berlin/Potsdam-based robotics startup, has secured US$7.3 million in funding to bring Physical AI to the world’s largest mobile machinery.