Explosives
Explosives
Good progress on non-explosive technology
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International company Brandrill has reported solid progress for the
2001 financial year in the development and commercialisation of its
penetrating cone fracture (PCF) rock-breaking products and
associated excavation technologies.
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18th January 2002
Explosives
Newcomer breaks through SA market
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Although still a relatively new kid on the block, non-explosive
mining product manufacturer Altex has made great strides in
establishing itself in numerous countires, the company reports in a
press release.
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18th January 2002
Explosives
Century-old firm still producing
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International company Ensign-Bickford has been designing,
manufacturing and marketing non-electric explosive initiation
systems since 1836.
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23rd November 2001
Explosives
Firm breaks new ground with innovation
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Manufacturer of explosives, initiating systems and blasting
services African Explosives Limited is intensifying its focus on
partnering with its customers to release the wealth of Africa with
leading mining solutions in an effort to consolidate...
23rd November 2001
Explosives
New rock-breaking process developed
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Present drill and blast methods used in the South African Mining
industry rely heavily on the use of conventional explosives.
23rd November 2001
Explosives
Non-explosive bouquet from research giant
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The introduction of higher levels of mechanisation on South African
mines will result in increased safety and decreased cost of mining
operations, reports CSIR Miningtek programme manager Pat Willis.
23rd November 2001
Explosives
Tech partnership continues despite delays
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Gold giant AngloGold remains encouraged with the interim results of
its partnership with blasting technology expert Brandrill to
develop a non-explosive penetrating cone fracture (PCF)-based
continuous slope mining system for its South African...
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23rd November 2001
Explosives
Change in legislation on the cards
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Although technologies used in the manufacturing and development of
explosion-protected products have not seen fundamental shifts over
the last decade, legislation regarding the use of these products is
subject to change.
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12th October 2001
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