Sandvik Mining has launched its DD2710 single-boom electro-hydraulic jumbo, designed and manufactured in collaboration between the company’s Finnish and Chinese operations for mining development in tunnels with cross sections up to 34 square meters.

The Board of Directors of Sandvik AB proposes that the Annual General Meeting resolve on a long-term incentive program for 2014 (“LTI 2014”) in the form of a performance share program.

Pantera DI6400, the new down-the-hole (DTH) percussive drill platform from Sandvik Mining, won over a 40-member expert jury to earn top honors in the 2014 Red Dot Award product design category.

“Our forthcoming Sandvik DD422i development jumbo provides a clear direction to the future of mining, incorporating a wide variety of new features for more efficient drilling,” ...

Sandvik Mining has upgraded its Sandvik LH410 underground hard rock loader to improve operational flexibility and productivity.

Sandvik has unveiled its new +Range rock tools, featuring a unique steel alloy designed to extend service life and reduce rod changes while improving safety and slashing stock and handling costs.

Sandvik Mining has been awarded a major materials handling contract in Australia.

Sandvik Mining and Maptek Pty Ltd (Australia) have announced the execution of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that will see these two leading mining suppliers cooperate to develop integrated planning, execution solutions and robust automation systems for the mining industry.

Sandvik Mining will soon become the industry’s first supplier to offer fully ROPS-compliant, acid-proof cabins for underground drilling.

Sandvik DE130i and DE140i, the company’s latest compact core exploration drills, feature more automation, increased productivity and easier operation thanks to computer systems that control all drilling.

Sandvik Mining will realign its supply chain footprint to improve the business area’s cost structure and gain a competitive advantage by improving its ability to offer better service to its customers.

It’s no secret that the mining industry poses many potential risks to both people and the environment, and Sandvik Mining has launched a new EHS campaign to underline the company’s commitment to eliminating those risks.