BRADKEN'S ANSWER TO PLANNING SHUTDOWNS

WITH EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY PARAMOUNT TO ACHIEVING PROFITABILITY ON MINE SITES, BREAKDOWNS CAN PROVE COSTLY. ENTER BRADKEN.

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For miners, equipment reliability isn't just a priority, it's a necessity and unplanned downtime can lead to costly setbacks and disrupt mine planning.

That's where Bradken comes in. With its advanced condition-monitoring solutions for fixed plant equipment, the company is helping mining operations move from reactive maintenance to a smarter, predictive approach.

Australian Mining sat down with three Bradken representatives to discuss how the company's innovative technology is transforming maintenance strategies, improving operational efficiency, and enhancing safety across the industry.

Traditional mining maintenance has long been reactive - waiting for equipment to fail before fixing it - but this method is no longer sustainable in the current mining landscape.

"Our goal is to make maintenance as seamless and efficient as possible," Bradken product development manager - fixed plant Javier Garcia told Australian Mining.

"By leveraging data and predictive analytics, we're helping mines achieve greater reliability, lower costs and safer operations."

In an industry where efficiency, cost control and safety are paramount, Bradken's condition monitoring services are setting a new standard.

Bradken prides itself as being the "one-stop shop" for everything condition monitoring and fixed plant.

"Our approach is all about partnering with our customers and providing solutions as a one-stop shop," Bradken product manager Cathy Hewett told Australian Mining. "We have an experienced team, a variety of techniques for condition monitoring, along with a comprehensive range of materials to support asset longevity.