Mining machinery

Mining machinery can be used for various industrial applications, including locating, accessing, extracting, transporting, and processing raw ore deep within the Earth.

But to do all this, mining companies need a fleet of mining machines at the ready.

The List of Mining Machinery

• Drills and Rock Boring Machines – With a six to ten-foot drill rod feeder, rock boring machines, like the Tamrock Cabolt 530, help miners bore into solid rock, either for geologic exploration or blasting applications.
• Jaw Crushers – Once raw materials are extracted, they must be broken down into smaller aggregates before being shipped to a processing mill. Stationary, wheeled, or track-mounted jaw crushers, like the Tesab 800i, can be used for this stage of the material reduction process.
• Trommel Screens – As the ore is further broken down, trommel or rotary screens, like the Doppstadt SM 720 – the largest machines in the Doppstadt trommel lineup – are used to screen aggregates, separating minerals from rock and other types of solid waste.
• Slow-Speed Shredders – Like the TDS 820, are designed to crush and shred a wide range of commercial, industrial, and bulk waste, making it easier to process and transport.

Mobile Stockpiling Conveyor Belts – As aggregates are broken down and screened, mobile conveyor belts can transport and stockpile material from one location to the next.

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