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First factory-fitted payload management system launched
By: Thabi Madiba 10th May 2019 Japanese yellow metal equipment manufacturer Komatsu and its subsidiary, mining equipment solutions provider MineWare, launched the first factory-fitted payload management system – the Argus PLM – during the bauma 2019 trade fair, held in Germany last month. The Argus PLM drives whole-of-mine... →
MineWare boosts loader performance
By: Creamer Media Reporter 24th April 2019 Hailing from Queensland, Australia, MineWare is an independent, 100% Komatsu-owned company that develops real-time monitoring technology for ground engaging equipment. MineWare has experienced rapid growth since its inception in 2006 and has continued to expand its global presence since joining... →
Ivanplats to complete early-works construction at Platreef Shaft 2
By: Mc'Kyla Nortje 19th April 2019 Ivanplats, the South African subsidiary of Ivanhoe Mines, is expected to complete early-works construction at Shaft 2 of the Platreef palladium/platinum/nickel/copper/gold/rhodium project, near Mokopane, in Limpopo, South Africa, in the second quarter, says Ivanplats VP and project director... →
Avesoro misses first-quarter production mark, maintains yearly guidance
By: Marleny Arnoldi 11th April 2019 TSX- and Aim-listed gold miner Avesoro Resources’ two mines in Burkina Faso delivered below-target output for the quarter ended March 31, on the back of lower plant throughput. The company, which is headed up by CEO Serhan Umurhan, on Thursday reported consolidated gold production of 45 098 oz... →
Savage River mine, Australia
By: Sheila Barradas 5th April 2019 An iron-ore mine located 100 km south-west of Burnie, in north-west Tasmania, in Australia. →
Mines can save equipment costs through auctions
By: Khutso Maphatsoe 1st March 2019 Based on yearly auction sales, mines have proven to be motivated and realistic sellers, where there are bargains for buyers who are willing to put a little effort into fixing something that they have bought at an auction, says auction house Aucor Auctioneers mining expert Charles Neser. “There... →
thyssenkrupp unveils ground-breaking technology solutions at Mining Indaba 2019
22nd February 2019 Aligning with Industry 4.0 is no longer optional for the mining industry. Companies are urged to embrace digitalisation and automation for the critical goal to enhance sustainability, productivity and profitability. thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions South Africa, a market leading engineering... →
Complex heavy industrial demolition - from mining to power generation
14th February 2019 From mining facilities to the automotive, chemical and pharmaceutical, petrochemical, power generation, and steel and glass industries, Jet Demolition has both the expertise and equipment to undertake complex heavy industrial demolition projects. The company’s range of services extends beyond... →
Diamond industry’s confidence in XRT sorting growing
2nd November 2018 X-ray transmission (XRT) technology has ushered in a new era for diamond recovery, with an increasing number of mining companies embracing the technology and scaling back on the use of conventional technologies, such as dense-media separation, for the treatment of middle- and coarse-sized... →
Amplats extends Zizwe Batlase contract at Amandelbult Complex
By: Simone Liedtke 31st October 2018 Platinum miner Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) on Wednesday announced that the contract with joint venture (JV) company Zizwe Batlase for the provision of strip-mining services at the Amandelbult Complex has been extended. Zizwe Batlase is 51% owned by the local community of Baphalane through... →
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