Category: Mining Equipment

As the market stands today, the largest available big surface mining hydraulic excavators are generally in the 800 t class – the Komatsu Mining PC8000 (shown in the attached photo), Hitachi EX8000 and Liebherr R 9800. Caterpillar still in theory has the 1,000 t 6090 FS face shovel machine – whose design dates from O&K days in Dortmund (which became Terex O&K then briefly was part of Bucyrus) before its acquisition by Caterpillar in 2011. But this unit (then known as the RH400) has not been built in some years… Read More Here

The Liebherr Group achieved record revenue of €14.042 billion in 2023. This represents an increase of €1.453 billion, or 11.5%, compared with the previous year. Considerable revenue increases were recorded in almost all Group product segments, with the only exceptions being the deep foundation machines and tower cranes product segments.  In construction machines and mining, Liebherr achieved revenue of €9.557 billion, which represents an increase of 11.6% on the previous year. This includes the product segments of earthmoving, material handling technology, deep foundation machines, mining, mobile and crawler cranes, tower… Read More Here

Epiroc AB, a leading productivity and sustainability partner for the mining and construction industries, has completed the acquisition of STANLEY Infrastructure, a global manufacturer of excavator attachments and handheld hydraulic tools, from Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. The strategic acquisition will strengthen Epiroc’s presence in the attachments business in infrastructure and construction, especially in the United States.STANLEY Infrastructure, which was a business within Stanley Black & Decker’s Industrial business segment, is headquartered in Milwaukie, Oregon, United States. It designs, manufactures, and sells attachments, typically used on excavators, and handheld hydraulic… Read More Here

Bell Equipment (Bell) has announced its final results for the year ending December 31, 2023, achieving record sales and production. Ashley Bell, CEO of Bell, attributed this success to unprecedented global demand for equipment, driven by positive commodity cycles and infrastructure spending, marking the second consecutive year of pleasing results. Despite facing significant challenges such as supply chain disruptions, port congestion in South Africa, and labor shortages in Europe, Bell expressed pride in the resilience and adaptability demonstrated by the Bell team throughout the year. However, higher logistics costs and… Read More Here