The world’s first battery-electric drill rig for surface operations is being field tested by Epiroc and the Swedish construction firm Skanska.
The trial is a significant step toward drilling with zero emissions in quarries and surface mines all around the world.
With the debut of its battery-powered drill rig for surface operations, Epiroc is making a significant advancement. The rig’s design was inspired by Epiroc’s tried-and-true SmartROC T35 surface drill rig.
The SmartROC T35 E is created to improve the environmental requirements of quarries and larger construction sites using Epiroc’s extensive experience from the development of underground battery rigs.
The world’s first battery-electric drill rig for surface operations is being field tested by Epiroc and the Swedish construction firm Skanska.
The trial is a significant step toward drilling with zero emissions in quarries and surface mines all around the world.
With the debut of its battery-powered drill rig for surface operations, Epiroc is making a significant advancement. The rig’s design was inspired by Epiroc’s tried-and-true SmartROC T35 surface drill rig.
The SmartROC T35 E is created to improve the environmental requirements of quarries and larger construction sites using Epiroc’s extensive experience from the development of underground battery rigs.
The market is very interested in the battery-electric solutions offered by Epiroc. Operations without emissions, less noise and vibration, and increased productivity are all advantages for customers.
By 2025, all of Epiroc’s underground mining equipment will be available in battery-electric forms, and by 2030, all of its equipment for surface operations will be available in battery-powered versions.
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