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MINING EXPLOSIVES
New explosives pumping technology to be showcased at Joburg conference
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New pumping technology, which will pump emulsion explosives into narrow reef mines, will take centre stage at the seventeenth yearly BME conference, which is to be held on 5 November. The company supplies explosives and services to the African...
By: Jonathan Faurie
30th October 2009
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Mine explosions decrease with redesigned products
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Designer and manufacturer of flameproof equipment for mines Proof Engineering has improved the design of its product line to increase safety and reduce risks associated with fires and explosions in mines.
By: Megan Wait
2nd October 2009
Explosives
Solutions company pioneers early-warning device for hot holes
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Commercial explosives and blasting solutions provider AEL Mining Services has developed and launched Hot Eye, a temperature monitoring device that will assist in detecting and reducing the safety risks posed by hot holes in coal surface mining.
By: Megan Wait
2nd October 2009
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Testing, certification prevent underground explosions
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Explosion prevention services provider Explolabs says that mines in Southern Africa should be more aware of certification for explosion protected equipment such as flameproof equipment.
By: Megan Wait
2nd October 2009
MINING EXPLOSIVES
Omnia says Africa’s mineral resources to sustain growth of its mining division
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The mining industry will remain a feature of the African continent’s future growth and development, and the growing demand for explosives and chemicals to exploit the rich mineral deposits will continue to underpin the growth of the company’s...
By: Loni Prinsloo
11th September 2009
Explosives
Business as usual for Africa’s mining industry
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International economies may have been battered and bruised by economic uncertainty, but in African mining circles it is business as usual as commodities continue to play an important part in the continent’s future, says explosives supplier BME.
By: Carla Thomaz
10th July 2009
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Egyptian gold project marks North African expansion for explosives manufacturer
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Blasting solutions and explosives manufacturer AEL Mining Services has successfully installed its emulsion plant at the Sukari gold project, in Egypt, and has begun blasting operations at the mine.
By: Carla Thomaz
10th July 2009
MINING EXPLOSIVES
Omnia subsidiary commissions shocktube plant
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Mine explosives company BME, part of the Omnia Group, has recently commissioned its Shocktube production plant in Losberg, in the North West province, in an effort to improve its service offering to the mining industry.
By: Jonathan Faurie
3rd July 2009
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