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machine control, boosting efficiency and minimising wear with shorter cycle times. Strong after-sales support and spare parts availability are vital for maximising uptime and minimising operating costs over the equipment’s lifespan.


4 OPERATOR COMFORT AND SAFETY


Ensuring the safety and comfort of operators is paramount in heavy equipment operations. Ergonomic design, excellent visibility, and cabin quality create a comfortable and secure workspace, enhancing productivity and fostering employee satisfaction and retention. Additionally, features such as planetary gear transmission and advanced safety systems contribute to operator comfort and a secure working environment.


5 CONNECTIVITY Modern articulated haulers


often come equipped with advanced technology and telematics solutions.


LEFT & ABOVE: Both Rokbak’s RA30 and RA40 models can withstand all hauling conditions, from muddy terrain to slippery slopes and the scorching heat to sub-zero temperatures


These functionalities offer valuable data on machine performance, fuel efficiency, and maintenance requirements, empowering owners to optimise operating costs. For example, Rokbak’s hauler models such as the RA30 and RA40 are integrated with its Haul Track telematics system,


affording customers full oversight and operational control, facilitating efficient fleet monitoring and management by operators. ●


For more information visit www.rokbak.com


DECARBONISE THE TOUGHEST LOAD AND HAUL OPERATIONS WITH A BATTERY POWERED BY XNO®


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Today’s Lithium-ion batteries struggle to deliver the combined power, safety, capacity and lifetime required for cost effective pit to port operations.


Echion’s unique XNO® anode material takes


high performance lithium-ion batteries to a new level achieving the lowest total cost of ownership and highest productivity.


www.echiontech.com Find out more about XNO® by joining us at The Electric Mine 2024 in Perth, Australia. May 21-23


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