Increasing demand for high-performance equipment and variety of machines in the mining industry calls for flexible cable solutions.
Cables are used for the power supply of mining equipment such as excavators and material handling equipment while pipes are used to transport material such as ore, minerals, slurry, water and chemicals.
Poor management of cables and hoses can impact production and lead to safety-related issues at the mine site.
Selecting the right cables, hoses, and pipes improves the operational efficiency of underground and open-pit mining operations. Abrasion and corrosion-resistant, durable, and reliable products reduce maintenance costs.
Finding suppliers of mining cables, hoses and pipes
Mining Technology has listed the leading suppliers of cables, hoses and pipes, based on its intel, insights, and decades-long experience in the sector.
The list includes suppliers of hydraulic mining equipment, cables, pipes, and other equipment for surface and underground mining operations.
The information available in the download document is useful for mine owners and operators, procurement officers, engineers, and other individuals involved in the acquisition and maintenance of cables, hoses, and pipes.
The download contains detailed information on the manufacturers and suppliers and their products and services, alongside contact details to aid your purchasing decision.
Mining cables, hoses and pipes products and services
Cables, hoses and pipes, and associated services for the mining industry include:
- Electrical and electronic cables
- Customised and standard cables
- Special cables with semi-conductive rubber screen
- Reeling and trailing cables
- Pipes and piping equipment
- Couplers
- Hydraulic hoses
- Pressure regulators, valves, pipes, and liners
- Lubrication, fuel, and flow management, and
- Cable repair services
Selecting hydraulic hoses
Hydraulic hoses are used for dozers, scrapers, and drill rigs in surface mining. Underground applications of hydraulic hoses include continuous miners and longwall systems.
Procurement managers should consider factors such as size, temperature, application, material, pressure, ends, and delivery while purchasing a hose.
