Mining conveyors are a marvel of modern engineering. They can withstand the rigors of moving thousands of tons of rock, sand, gravel, and aggregate to their final destination. However, like all complex machinery, mining conveyors require ongoing maintenance. This helps to ensure peak performance while reducing downtime as much as possible.  We put together this ..read more

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For any mining operation, conveyor systems are critical, especially when it comes to handling materials in corrosive environments. In Louisiana, one of our longstanding customers operates an underground conveyor system that conveys salt—a material that is exceptionally harsh on traditional steel rollers due to its corrosive properties. Seeking an alternative to the high-maintenance, corrosion-prone steel ..read more

Reducer gearings or gearboxes are the unsung heroes of conveyor operations, turning raw engine power into the right combination of speed and torque to keep your belt rolling day in and day out. In this article, we take a closer look at choosing the right speed reducer gearbox for your conveyor and conveying operation. More ..read more

Inclined coal conveyors are a proven solution for moving material out of deep underground mines or up slopes during overland transportation. In many cases, they also offer a more cost-effective solution than heavy haul truck fleets. Although operational costs are often far lower than the alternative, conveyors do involve higher up-front installation costs. In this ..read more

Variable speed conveyors allow you to fine-tune the speed at which your machinery moves bulk materials and reduce power consumption and equipment strain during start-up and slow-down. By improving flexibility and reducing wear and tear on machinery, variable-speed conveyors help drive operational savings and predictable returns on your capital investment. While somewhat more complex than ..read more

Backstops provide critical safety, control, and protection for the inclined sections of overland and underground conveyors. In this blog, we take a look at how conveyor backstops work and why they’re important for protecting staff and equipment plus ensuring your project stays on track.  Read on to learn more about how backstops help to stop ..read more

A pulley is always a pulley, right?   Unfortunately not. Very similar mining conveyor systems often require different components, sometimes leaving operators drowning in spares that they may or may not need.  All that inventory is cumbersome and expensive to maintain. Worse, in the event of a failure, it can leave your on-site team scrambling to ..read more

Adhering to complex OSHA mining conveyor safety regulations can be an ongoing challenge. There are many moving parts and areas where accidents could occur. However, failure to comply poses serious legal, financial, and reputational risks. Adding key safety features to your conveyor systems can mitigate hazards and ensure your operations conform to regulatory rules. Read ..read more

Conveyor systems and short-haul truck fleets remain the most popular and effective ways to move large amounts of bulk materials at many mining, construction, and processing operations. In this article, we take a close look at how choosing the solution for your construction, mining, or processing operation can help you control and lower costs over ..read more