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Reliable motion for sustainable mining

28th August 2026

     

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At Electra Mining Africa (EMA) 2026, electric motors and drive systems supplier Innomotics returns under the theme “Reliable motion for sustainable mining”, with plans to demonstrate how integrated technologies can help mining companies operate more efficiently while supporting their sustainability ambitions.

At EMA 2026, Innomotics will showcase its latest innovations in motor and drive technology, grid stabilisation and integrated mining solutions, providing a platform for visitors to experience the company’s model mine that demonstrates innovative applications of its technology.

Of key significance is Innomotics’ showcasing of its Integrate Shield LOTO system and Inspire IQ monitoring technology.

As mining companies across Africa target increased productivity, improved energy efficiency, and a reduced environmental impact, Innomotics says the demand for integrated, future-ready technologies has “never been greater”.

Success in today’s mining industry extends beyond the provision of reliable equipment. It increasingly depends on trusted partners with the expertise to deliver comprehensive electrification, automation and digitalisation solutions that support the full lifecycle of mining operations, the company adds.

Legacy Expertise

Building on more than 150 years of German engineering heritage, Innomotics says it combines proven expertise in electric motors and drive systems with a comprehensive portfolio of engineered electrical, automation, digital and energy solutions.

“From feasibility and engineering through commissioning, modernisation and lifecycle support, we help you to optimise performance, maximise reliability and achieve your sustainability goals,” says Innomotics in a statement.

In South Africa, Innomotics has been supporting industrial development since the early growth of the mining industry. Currently, from its Johannesburg regional headquarters, a team of 80 specialists serves customers across South Africa and sub-Saharan Africa, delivering advanced electrical drive technology systems for the mining, cement, process, energy and infrastructure sectors.

A key differentiator to its offering is Innomotics’ ability to combine global technology leadership with strong local execution, the company says.

Local engineering expertise, assembly capabilities, warehousing and technical service deliver the support required by clients, when they need it, adds Innomotics. Whether delivering a new installation or extending the life of existing assets, the company says its focus remains the same: improving operational reliability, increasing efficiency and ensuring projects are delivered safely, on time, and to the highest technical standards.

“As mining companies prepare for the next generation of operations, Innomotics remains committed to delivering reliable motion through integrated electrification, automation and digitalisation solutions that help customers build safer, smarter and more sustainable mines,” the company states.

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