XLPD Extra Low Profile Dozer trial in Goldfields continued Success

January 19, 2021 Mining Editor

Mine Tech Australia reports on the continued success of DOK-ING XLPD Extra Low Profile Dozer. With a trial currently underway in the Western Australian Goldfields region.

“The client’s team on site have been putting the XLPD through its paces in real-life work environments and we have received overwhelming support for its effectiveness, versatility, and application in difficult underground mining applications working alongside their team of handheld mining specialists to improve their turn around time for scraping-out slots and other development works.” The company said.

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The XLPD Compact Robotic Dozer presents a very low profile remote-controlled machine with the goal to increase productivity and safety in material handling operations. Being designed to withstand the most severe working conditions in the mining industry, the XLPD has proven to be a safe and effective asset. As part of the Extra Low Profile segment, the dozer is suitable for activities in construction works, cleaning of production panels, sweeping and vamping activities, cleaning under conveyor belts, and other hazardous environment operations.

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