Mining equipment news

Researchers from The University of Queensland have developed High Voltage Pulse technology which could help decarbonise mineral processing in the mining industry.

Dyno Nobel has secured a long-term contract with BHP Mitsubishi Alliance in Queensland, Australia, for the supply of explosives products and services.

Komatsu has introduced the first battery-electric offerings within its underground hard rock portfolio.

Gravitricity’s gravity energy storage systems have been deployed by European mines as a green alternative to end of life mine shafts.

Orica will manufacture the world’s first lead-free electronic blasting system range at its plant in Gyttorp, Sweden.

EnviroGold Global has filed a new patent application, completing intellectual property protection for its NVRO Clean Leach process.

Nokia and Alcon have been selected by Sigma Lithium to deploy the first private wireless network in the Americas that supports the mining of lithium.

Transparency Market Research describes how mining companies are increasingly choosing explosives that reduce environmental impact while maintaining high performance.

VoltVision has expanded its operational footprint, with four new contracts in Africa and the Middle East.

Cat dealer WesTrac has joined forces with Thiess to hit an autonomous drilling milestone at the Mt Arthur South operation in Australia.