Mining equipment news

Austin Engineering Ltd has entered into an agreement with Melter to broaden its product delivery and service capabilities in the US and the northern region of South America.

Orica has announced its ambition to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, covering scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions and its most material scope 3 GHG emission sources.

In a quantum leap for training in the underground mining sector, the Murray & Roberts Cementation Training Academy (MRTA) is strategically positioning itself to take its world class learning systems to customers on its own sites.

Based on its experience in manufacturing and maintaining transfer points, Weba Chute Systems has developed a reliability model that allows customers to improve uptime in their plants.

RPMGlobal has taken the next step in its development of environmental, social and governance technology capabilities, with the introduction of environmental disturbance modelling and reporting functionality into its leading mine scheduling products, XPAC Solutions.

Baraja has announced its first volume commercial deal for long-range LiDAR with Hitachi Construction Machinery.

Newmont Corporation has delivered the gold industry’s first autonomous haulage system fleet at Boddington, Western Australia’s largest gold mine.

Akobo Minerals has signed a contract amendment with MIDROC Geo/Exploration Services PLC for a second drill rig to be engaged.

FLSmidth has received an order to supply a large package of process equipment for the construction of a new concentrator as part of an expansion of a major Polyus gold mine.

Casper, Phillips & Associates Inc. (CPA) has upgraded its proprietary crane analysis software, used for pre- and post-processing during finite element analysis of cranes.