Mining truck news

Maclean Engineering of Canada has launched its ML5 Multi-Lift, fully certified EWP, Battery Electric Vehicle to the Australian market.

Brazilian Nickel Ltd has announced that it has signed a non-binding supply agreement with Electro Mobility Materials Europe SAS to support electric vehicle production in Europe.

Adam Oppermann, Stellar, USA, examines the use of large off-the-road tyre service trucks in the mining industry.

Komatsu has announced the all-new WA700 wheel loader, engineered with over a century of quarry and mining expertise.

ABB and Epiroc have signed an MOU based on underground trolley equipment to collaborate on joint, comprehensive, and integrated solutions for the mining industry.

Caterpillar Inc. has marked its 100th anniversary with celebrations throughout the US that commemorate a monumental moment in the company’s history.

Phillip Rosenstern and Michael Boehm, Komatsu, debunk the pervasive myths surrounding the adoption of electrification in mining operations.

Sven Hegner, Toshiba, outlines how lithium titanium oxide batteries for heavy-duty vehicles enable quick charging and longevity, meeting application-specific demands while reducing the total cost of ownership.

Three Rokbak trucks have been introduced at a New Caledonia nickel mine, where they have transported water and assisted in earth moving.

Caterpillar has announced it has successfully demonstrated the fully autonomous operation of its Cat 777 off-highway truck.