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Jaw crushers and apron feeders to increase DRC gold mine’s crushing output

4th December 2015 Elandsfontein-based manufacturer Osborn Engineered Products South Africa has received a significant export order for jaw crushers and apron feeders for the Kibali gold mine, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Kibali, owned by gold producer Randgold Resources, has a reserve base of... →

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Local crushing, screening specialist tackles ‘testing period’ head-on

By: Mia Breytenbach     4th December 2015 Markets can change quickly, but South African crushing and screening specialist Pilot Crushtec International expects 2016 will be another challenging year as commodity prices “don’t seem likely to improve” soon. Pilot Crushtec CEO Sandro Scherf suggests, therefore, that capital equipment... →

TECHNICAL INPUT While the quality of Pilot Modular products is vital to the service equation, service and support are key to customer needs
TECHNICAL INPUT While the quality of Pilot Modular products is vital to the service equation, service and support are key to customer needs

Manufacturer drives R&D to improve efficiencies, reduce operating costs

By: Mia Breytenbach     4th December 2015 Despite a subdued demand for mining machinery globally, Richards Bay-based heavy equipment manufacturer Bell Equipment continues to invest in its articulated dump truck (ADT) research and development programme to drive down operating costs and improve ADT efficiencies while meeting more stringent... →

SIMILAR DESIGN Like the E-series small trucks another key aim of the new design for the larger trucks is lowering the cost of every tonne on the truck
SIMILAR DESIGN Like the E-series small trucks another key aim of the new design for the larger trucks is lowering the cost of every tonne on the truck

Mining Charter changes may boost local equipment procurement

By: Mia Breytenbach     4th December 2015 With the Mining Charter being aligned with the revised Broad-Based Black Economic-Empowerment (BBBEE) Codes of Good Practice, now is the time to “level the playing field” and entice greater procurement from South African mining equipment manufacturers in the local mining industry, regardless of... →

CRITICAL MASS To meet the needs of the large mining majors, manufacturers still require the ability to supply in large volumes and be regarded as long-term, reliable suppliers
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CRITICAL MASS To meet the needs of the large mining majors, manufacturers still require the ability to supply in large volumes and be regarded as long-term, reliable suppliers
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