Mining truck news

Hecla Mining Company places first order for Atlas Copco’s Mobile Miner 40V.

Liebherr’s new autonomous ready haul trucks will be compatible with Autonomous Solutions Inc.’s (ASI) autonomous command and control platform.

The new crusher features a particularly flat and robust design and high throughputs of up to 3000 tph.

2017 was another challenging year for South Africa’s mining industry. Despite this, spot price increases for bulk commodities supported the industry.

Komatsu America releases the new D375A-8 crawler dozer, which features an EPA Tier 4 Final certified engine that produces over 20% more horsepower.

Caterpillar and Fortescue Metals Group reach an agreement for the expansion of Cat Command for Hauling at Fortescue’s iron ore mines in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.

The equipment’s enhanced technical parameters will ensure maximum productivity when loading and transporting the largest possible volume of ore in a short period of time.

The Kemess Underground project is undergoing a coordinated permitting review process, meaning that all of the required permit applications have been submitted and will be reviewed at the same time.

According to Acacia’s 2017 interim results, it announced that it would need to consider reducing operating activity, and lower expenditure at the Bulyanhulu mine if the concentrate ban was not lifted by the end of Q3 2017.

Trevali Mining Corp. has announced its acquisition of a portfolio of zinc assets, which previously belonged to Glencore PLC.