Mining equipment news

Suraj Suryavanshi, Transparency Market Research (TMR), India, outlines how the increasing reliance on technology is shaping the underground mining market.

Javier Lopez, Weir Minerals, Chile, reviews a sustainable tailings management solution for miners trying to reduce their water consumption.

Thishen Naidoo, Emerson, Canada, considers why mining operators are relying more heavily on their OEM suppliers to improve uptime and support, and why in response these equipment providers are enlisting edge technologies.

Shantanu Gupta, Tecknotrove, India, explains how digital training can improve safety and productivity in mines.

Komatsu has entered into an agreement to acquire GHH Group GmbH, a manufacturer of underground mining, tunnelling, and special civil engineering equipment.

American Industrial Partners (AIP) has signed a binding agreement to sell CR to Epiroc, subject to final regulatory approvals.

Orica and Epiroc have announced that they have fired the world’s first semi-automated, wireless development blast with Avatel at Kittilä mine.

Mines and Money has named Boart Longyear Group’s in-field drill sample scanning system, TruScan™, Mining Innovation of the Year at the Resourcing Tomorrow conference in London.

Sandvik has received a large mining equipment order from JCHX Mining Management to be used in the Kamoa-Kakula copper and Kamoya copper and cobalt mines.

Tesmec recently launched its brand new mobile mapping system (MMS) at bauma 2022 – an integrated radar mapping and high-precision digital 3D survey system.