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  • Sustainability, Innovation

    From worn-out to wear parts

    What happens to a worn-out mantle or concave when it’s replaced? At our foundry in Svedala, Sweden, the answer is simple: it becomes part of the next one.
    From worn-out to wear parts
  • Sustainability, Innovation, Digitalization

    From guesswork to data work

    In mineral processing, uptime is everything – and yet screen deck maintenance has long relied on inconsistent methods, guesswork, and fragmented data. DeckMapp™ is the evolutionary digital tool from Sandvik that, alongside AI-powered WearApp™ can change that. Together, they empower plant operators to make smarter, faster decisions based on reliable wear data and visual insights – resulting in reduced downtime, fewer errors, and more sustainable maintenance practices.
    From guesswork to data work
  • Mining, People, Sustainability

    Partnering for success

    When Xinkaiyuan Mining set out to enhance operational efficiency and increase production capacity, finding a reliable partner was their top priority. Since teaming up with Sandvik, a decade-long journey of collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvements has unfolded, leading to results that far exceeded expectations.
    Partnering for success
  • Sustainability, Mining

    Refurbishment program makes old equipment new again

    By refurbishing large mining equipment such as feeders, screens and exciters, Sandvik Rock Processing Solutions in Jandakot, Australia, is reducing costs, along with metal waste and carbon dioxide emissions.
    Refurbishment program makes old equipment new again
  • Mining, Sustainability

    Penguin Trading & Agencies invest in Sandvik wheeled plant for their iron ore mine

    Penguin Trading & Agencies (PTA) is a subsidiary of the Bathwal Corporation in India and has been operational since 1985. Their main business activity is iron ore mining and they recently invested in a Sandvik UJ310 primary jaw and a UH412 cone crusher to process the iron ore at their Raikela mine in the Sundergarh district of Odisha, India.
    Penguin Trading & Agencies invest in Sandvik wheeled plant for their iron ore mine
  • Sustainability, Mining

    La Yaqui Grande

    In 2019, Alamos Gold embarked on an ambitious project: to extract 700 tons of rock per hour to recover gold and silver in the Mulatos District of Sonora, Mexico. One of the biggest challenges was ensuring that the processed rock met the required final grain size of -3.8 inches.
    La Yaqui Grande
  • Sustainability, Mining

    Wolfram Bergbau's new underground processing plant

    Tungsten forms the basis in valuable high-tech components across several industries. Wolfram Bergbau und Hütten AG is a global leader in tungsten mining, operating one of the most significant tungsten mines in Mittersill, Austria. To meet the challenges of deeper mining and longer transport routes, the company commissioned a state-of-the-art Sandvik processing plant deep within the heart of the mountain, enhancing efficiency, reducing cost, and supporting sustainability.
    Wolfram Bergbau's new underground processing plant
  • Sustainability, Innovation, Mining

    Agnew case study

    Sandvik's new cutting-edge crushing and screening plant installed at Gold Fields' gold mine in Western Austalia is raising the bar with unmatched throughput and next-level operational performance.
    Agnew case study
  • Sustainability

    Panlatomiki SA take the green initiative with investment in a Sandvik QA452 Doublescreen

    Panlatomiki SA in Greece operate as a transportation company in Markopoulo located in the East Attica municipality, and now decided it was time to diversify and branch into the recycling sector with the purchase of a Sandvik QA452 Doublescreen.
    Panlatomiki SA take the green initiative with investment in a Sandvik QA452 Doublescreen
  • Sustainability, Innovation

    Eco-efficient rock processing reduces climate impact

    Electrified crushing and screening equipment, combined with digital solutions, saves energy and reduces the climate impact of rock processing.
    Eco-efficient rock processing reduces climate impact
  • Sustainability

    Christchurch Ready Mix expand mobile fleet with Sandvik QJ241 jaw crusher

    Christchurch Ready Mix Concrete's mobile crushing fleet now numbers four, with the arrival of a Sandvik QJ241 jaw crusher. When it comes to the rugged and reliable crushing firepower this Canterbury company relies on day in and day out, you won’t find another brand name gracing the side of any of its machines.
    Christchurch Ready Mix expand mobile fleet with Sandvik QJ241 jaw crusher
  • Sustainability

    Stuart Partners Ltd. choose the sustainable Sandvik hybrid solution for their recycling operation

    Playing their part in the drive towards a more sustainable future, Stuart Partners Ltd. have recently invested in a Sandvik QE342e hybrid scalper for their recycling operation and will soon see the benefits both in terms of lower operating costs and a reduced carbon footprint, in addition to the operational benefits of the latest model.
    Stuart Partners Ltd. choose the sustainable Sandvik hybrid solution for their recycling operation

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