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Scooptram Automation Multi machine is a state-of-the-art technology that takes safety, productivity and cost effectiveness to another level and makes superior performance a reality.
This...
In 2016, Pucobre, a Chilean selective underground copper mining company, was in a conundrum. Grades at its ore deposits were falling, and global prices...
Civil engineering company Veidekke builds for Bane NOR a new double-track railway tunnel from Drammen to Kobbervikdalen in Norway with Epiroc underground machines.
When the...
Epiroc is now launching Omega S - the new tricone rotary drilling bit.
A single sealed bearing bit that, when the seal eventually wears off,...
In Taufkirchen (Vils), Ottl Abbruch & Rückbau was responsible for selectively dismantling an old school building. The location in the middle of the residential...
After a major tanker accident on the A40 motorway near Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany, two massive railway bridges had to be demolished on...
The drills conventionally used in quarries are designed to operate at a bench depth of about 12-15 meters. Trying to penetrate much deeper can...
The Siegen-based construction company Otto Quast took on the sometimes challenging demolition work on reinforced concrete walls of almost 2 m, trusting in the...
Epiroc is increasingly providing customers with groundbreaking solutions within automation, connectivity and digitalization. As this development is picking up speed, Epiroc wants to keep...
Epiroc and Orica have successfully co-developed a prototype of the world’s first semi-automated explosives delivery system.
Customers in the underground mining industry can look forward...
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