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Monthly Archives: November 2009
Upgraded ROC D3: Leaner, faster, stronger
The Atlas Copco ROC D3 series of hydraulic surface drill rigs has built a reputation for being able to operate and perform in difficult terrain. That reputation is set to be reinforced following a new upgrade.
Posted in Construction, News, Surface drilling
Tagged COP, COP 1240, COP 1640, ROC D3
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HB 10000: Keeping peace with the neighbours
New York Concrete was hired by Skanska USA for 45,000 cubic yards (~34.400 cubic meters) of bulk rock excavation on the future site of City University’s Advanced Science Research Center. When complete, the center will occupy 400,000 sq ft (37.160 sq meters) between two buildings that share a common basement.
Posted in Demolition & Recycling
Tagged HB 10000
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Attachment Teamwork in Berlin
The team of the demolition and blasting experts Philipp Halter GmbH & Co. of Berlin was faced with a challenging job: In only 48 hours the southern section of the Spandau dam bridge crossing the A 100 had to be demolished.
Posted in Demolition & Recycling, News
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New solution for rapid micropiling
The MAI SDA T111 is a new self drilling micropile for difficult ground conditions such a soil retention or tension piling.
Posted in Construction, Foundation construction, Ground engineering, News, Technically Speaking
Tagged MAI SDA, MAI Self drilling anchor
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Financing for the future
Atlas Copco Customer Financing helps Barminco of Australia to finance the purchase of new equipment such as Minetruck MT6020 trucks and Diamec MCR rigs for exploration.
Posted in Core drilling, Loading and Transport, Mining
Tagged Diamec MCR, Minetruck MT6020
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Raises on the rise
The Fresnillo Mine of Mexico invests in Atlas Copco Robbins RH 34 raiseborer to drive a new shaft.
Posted in Mining
Tagged Fresnillo Mine, Robbins 34RH C, Robbins 73RH C
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New Simba offers more for production drilling
Simba S7 D, a production drilling rig for small and medium sized drifts.
Posted in Long hole production drilling, Mining, News
Tagged Simba S7 D
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Symmetrix the solution as IKEA goes geotherman
Symmetrix drilling technology has enabled a geothermal energy system to be installed at an IKEA store in Finland.
Posted in Construction, Ground engineering, Surface drilling, Technically Speaking
Tagged COP 44, Secoroc, Symmetrix
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Masters of the art
Atlas Copco launches Drillmaster, a new international training programme that helps drillers become masters of the art.
Posted in Drifting / Face drilling, Mining, Tunnelling / Face drilling
Tagged Drill Master
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