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Explosives
Explosives company launches new-generation mobile manufacturing unit
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Commercial explosives and blasting solutions company AEL Mining Services has introduced its new-generation E-20 T Mobile Manufacturing Unit (MMU) at an official launch at its head office, in Modderfontein, Johannesburg, at the beginning of October.
20th November 2009
Explosives
Local blasting accessories manufacturer introduces new disposable initiator
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Blasting accessories manufacturer and supplier AEC Electronics (AECE) has developed a new disposable Shocktube initiator, the ShockStart model. The ShockStart is used to initiate Shocktube, a hollow plastic tubing that is loaded with a small...
20th November 2009
Explosives
New narrow-reef emulsion system demonstrated at blast conference
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Explosives supplier BME demonstrated the newest model of emulsion pumps, the Narrow Reef Pump System for narrow-reef-mining operations, at the seventeeth yearly blast conference to show the advantages it has over other current explosive systems.
20th November 2009
Explosives
New products to increase company focus on mining sector
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Manufacturer of flexible conduits Flexicon, of the UK, and its local exclusive distributor and representative Elquip Solutions, aims to, as part of their marketing strategy, increase their focus on hazardous environments, including the mining...
20th November 2009
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
Explosives
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
Explosives
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
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