Day: March 24, 2026

Metso, Loesche introduce VRM dry grinding tech

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Metso Corporation and Loesche GmbH have signed a partnership agreement to introduce groundbreaking Metso Loesche VRM dry grinding technology for a wide range of minerals processing applications. The exclusive partnership combines Metso’s expertise in sustainable end-to-end minerals processing solutions and extensive service capabilities with Loesche’s Vertical Roller Mill technology to support the mining industry’s quest to gain efficiency through innovative…

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Golden Software releases newest Surfer version

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Colorado-based Golden Software has released the newest version of its Surfer mapping and 3D visualization software package with enhanced subsurface viewing capabilities and ease-of-use functionality. All users will benefit from streamlined map creation, especially those working with drillholes, wells, and other subsurface data.  Surfer remains the most powerful mapping and 3D subsurface visualization package now used by 100,000 professionals worldwide,…

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KROHNE showcases magmeter diagnostics, field verification tools 

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KROHNE recently outlined its latest advancements in electromagnetic flowmeter (magmeter) diagnostics and field verification tools. Building on more than 60 years of magmeter technology, KROHNE’s innovative magmeter diagnostics are setting a new standard in flow measurement with features designed to help customers maximize process reliability, safety and efficiency. Modern magmeters from KROHNE offer comprehensive on-board diagnostics and verification capabilities, enabling…

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Werk-Brau Introduces Extreme Duty Loader Buckets

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Werk-Brau introduced new, extreme-duty loader buckets at ConExpo-Con/Agg 2026, engineered for strength and durability. They feature high-strength, abrasion-resistant AR400 through AR500 steel, and horizontal wear strips for extended service life in the harshest conditions. Tapered side plates reduce wear and allow for easier dumping. An inclined bottom reduces loading forces, allowing the bucket to do more and last longer, with…

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West Virginia Coal Show exhibitors: Meet more companies (Part 5)

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Check out the fifth part in our six-part set of exhibitor listings for the West Virginia Coal Show, set for March 31-April 1 at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center. We hope you’re planning to join us. Komatsu 325Komatsu, through its Joy brand, provides advanced mining equipment, automation, and smart technologies to support the evolving coal industry. With a legacy…

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Six selected for West Virginia Coal Hall of Fame’s 28th class

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The West Virginia Coal Hall of Fame, a joint initiative between the West Virginia Coal Mining Institute and the West Virginia Coal Association and housed at the WVU Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources in Morgantown, will induct its newest class of honorees during a ceremony scheduled for March 31. The Hall of Fame honorees will be recognized at…

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Draslovka to supply sodium cyanide to Nevada Gold Mines

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Draslovka confirmed it has been selected to supply sodium cyanicde (NaCN) to the U.S.’s largest gold mine, Barrick Mining’s Nevada Gold Mines. The NaCN is 100% American, produced in Memphis, Tenn., and handled in Carlin, Nev. The company said it underscores its strong position in the North American gold mining market and shores up a U.S. supply of NaCN at…

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Artemis Gold restarts milling operations at Blackwater

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Artemis Gold has resumed full milling operations at the Blackwater mine in central British Columbia, Canada, following an unplanned shutdown on March 11 due to a gearbox failure on the ball mill.  The miner said the gearbox was replaced within seven days, compared to a previous estimate of eight to 10 days. Due to the shutdown, first-quarter production will be…

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