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Aramine’s loaders have been designed with advanced energy management and predictive maintenance for a low-carbon future
lectric and battery powered machinery is taking centre stage as mine operators work towards reducing
their reliance on fossil fuels. Mining equipment specialist Aramine is one company that has made significant strides in developing electric and battery-powered machinery. Its loaders, such as the L140B and L440B, are engineered for underground mining, where confined spaces and air quality pose unique challenges. These machines address emissions concerns while enhancing operational performance. The loaders have been designed
to be compact and manoeuvrable and so provide efficient navigation
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The L440B loader, launched in 2024, exemplifies
advancements in
battery technology, offering improved autonomy and
performance with a 4.6-ton tramming capacity
in challenging terrains. They have also been designed to operate quietly, reducing noise pollution and creating a safer environment for miners. The company explained that the modular energy module at the rear of the machine, allowing battery swaps in under 10 minutes, is one of the most salient features of the loader since it minimises downtime and facilitates the seamless electrification of mining sites. The L440B loader, launched in 2024, exemplifies advancements in battery technology, offering improved autonomy and performance with a 4.6-ton tramming capacity, according to the company. The success of the L440B loader confirms the effectiveness of the company’s
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