Sandvik will be the “major” provider of underground mobile mining equipment and aftermarket parts for Glencore Queensland Metals following the signing of an agreement between the companies that will extend for six years.
Reynolds Soil Technologies, known for its fine particle management expertise, has now expanded its services to include dust control for underground mining applications as well as tunneling.
At Steinert, milestones in the company’s history have always been celebrated together with customers. An overall investment of around €7 million has resulted in a test and development centre the size of a football field in Pulheim, Germany, near Cologne. At the inauguration of the metal-sorting line, CEO Peter Funke defied the circumstances and agreed to a completely new format for Steinert: “I must admit that I am delighted about our customers’ positive feedback and relieved that we had the courage to step in front of the cameras.”
Built on innovation since its inception more than three decades ago, global explosives provider BME – a member of the JSE-listed Omnia Group – paves the way for mines to leverage the latest technologies for ever-greater efficiencies and productivity.