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Addressing the challenges of internet connectivity in remote mine sitesJuly 28, 2021 0 comment
SES will present at a mining symposium hosted by Australian Mining on August 19th 2021 to explain how to enable smart and automated operations.
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The ultimate nimble haulerJuly 28, 2021 0 comment
It has been over a year since CJD Equipment delivered a fleet of Volvo A45G articulated haulers to an underground gold mine 900 kilometres north east of Perth — and the results are nothing short of outstanding.
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‘Unstoppable’ National Group at forefront of mine-equipment supplyJuly 28, 2021 0 comment
Mining-services star Mark Ackroyd presents a strong case for renting rather than buying machinery, amid resource sector uncertainty.
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Unlocking integrated project controlsJuly 28, 2021 0 comment
InEight’s integrated project controls software allows mining companies to capture and manage operational data remotely, saving time and money in the process.
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Handheld Fluke ii900 industrial acoustic imagerJuly 27, 2021 0 comment
Air leaks cause up to 50 per cent of energy waste in compressed air systems, resulting in significant energy losses worth up to thousands of dollars per year in manufacturing plants, mines, and more.
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The future of mining is brilliant with St BarbaraJuly 26, 2021 0 comment
St Barbara is a gold miner at heart, so finding brilliance is what it does. Whether at its operations in Western Australia, Papua New Guinea or Canada, its job is to operate with excellence.
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Heart tech on the pulse of mine workersJuly 26, 2021 0 comment
CardioScan’s services and technology are enabling remote mining operations to access state-of-the-art cardiology solutions.
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Brakes and controls for underground conveying system in MongoliaJuly 21, 2021 0 comment
SUR Engineering relies on German manufacturer Dellner Bubenzer to service the mining industry with brake systems and monitoring technology.
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Fixing belt mistracking problemsJuly 21, 2021 0 comment
Belt mistracking occurs when the conveyor belt is no longer aligned in its original or recommended position on the conveyor structure. This causes the edge of the conveyor belt to rub against surrounding components and structure and become damaged. In this article, DYNA Engineering’s general manager, Thomas Greaves, explains how mistracking belts can now be corrected simply and economically, improving productivity by reducing unscheduled stoppages and maintenance costs.
- ‘Unstoppable’ National Group at forefront of mine-equipment supply
July 21, 2021 0 comment
Mining-services star Mark Ackroyd presents a strong case for renting rather than buying machinery, amid resource sector uncertainty.
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Driver fatigue / distraction / behavioural technology can save more than livesJuly 21, 2021 0 comment
With industries embracing Australia’s Driver fatigue / distraction / behavioural management strategy, LSM Technologies is leading the way with its Australian designed and developed innovative products and solutions.
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Sizing and gaining the most from your mining excavators and haulersJuly 20, 2021 0 comment
In mining, it’s important to match excavators to your haul trucks to lower your total cost of ownership, lest you risk inefficiency and extra burn fuel.
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Meeting dewatering demands with Dixon productsJuly 20, 2021 0 comment
As industries, such as mines and quarries, move to larger pumps for more efficient dewatering, hydraulic system specialists at Dixon and CBC want to ensure their customers have access to high performing hoses, couplings and hydraulic fitting assemblies to minimise any risk of unwanted down time. Mike Casey, Regional Sales and Business Development Manager at Dixon Asia Pacific says … Continue reading Meeting dewatering demands with Dixon products
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Unlocking the next frontier of mining technologyJuly 16, 2021 0 comment
ASG Group’s collaboration with parent company NRI India is set to bring artificial intelligence and machine learning to Australia’s mining industry.
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Bend-tech difference – certificationJuly 15, 2021 0 comment
Businesses that invest in better workplace safety measures mitigate the risks of workplace accidents which leads to improved profitability, staff morale and greater efficiency.
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Atlas Copco pumps make a splashJuly 15, 2021 0 comment
Atlas Copco’s dewatering pump range has continued to grow throughout Australia’s mining operations as the company looks to electrify its line-up.
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Robust and versatile welding solutions for minesJuly 14, 2021 0 comment
While BSC, part of Motion Asia Pacific’s group of businesses, is well regarded in the mining industry as a supplier of specialty bearings and power transmission solutions, BSC Welding Product Manager Michael Rowe would like to reiterate that BSC staff are also all qualified to help their customers when it comes to choosing the right welding machines. … Continue reading Robust and versatile welding solutions for mines
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Pumping up Australian-made at AllightSykesJuly 14, 2021 0 comment
On any day, the demands of Australian mining are among the toughest in the world. Thankfully, AllightSykes creates its mine spec lighting towers, generators and pumps to endure more so mine operators endure less.
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Epiroc leads an evolution in drillingJuly 14, 2021 0 comment
Epiroc has unleashed the fangs of the Pit Viper PV-231 rotary blasthole drill in Australia with Ozland emerging as the first buyer of the machine.
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Brentwood shredding away all barriers to growthJuly 14, 2021 0 comment
Growth is projected for the waste and recycling industry in Australia and as it moves along this trajectory, one company in Unanderra, New South Wales, is particularly confident it can provide quality machinery for recycling. By mid-2024, when the full waste export ban comes into effect, Australia must recycle around 645,000 additional tonnes of waste … Continue reading Brentwood shredding away all barriers to growth