Sandvik Mining secures major orders, including IPCC
Sandvik Mining recently signed three major materials handling contracts in Latin America and Australia. The most noteworthy is for supply of continuous mining equipment for a truckless in-pit crushing and conveying (IPCC) system in Latin America.
Sandvik's UJ640 mobile crushing plants for hard rock mining.
The company secured two more significant contracts: one for a waste line at a surface mine in Latin America. The second from an Australian iron ore mine for design, supply and installation of materials handling equipment stacking and reclaiming.
Sandvik said the contracts will be executed between 2012 and 2014.
President of Sandvik Mining, Gary Hughes, said “The importance, size and complexity of the systems and the impressive performance data demonstrate Sandvik Mining's capability to provide high-tech solutions in the area of continuous mining and materials handling systems for surface mining applications.”
ABHR will feature comprehensive coverage of IPCC in its May June print edition. If you have anything to say on the issue:
email: Michael.Foley@Informa.com.au
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