Results for tag: "Roadheader"

Roadheaders are a type of mining equipment used in underground mining operations. They are designed to cut through hard rock and are used to excavate tunnels and galleries. Roadheaders are equipped with a rotating cutting head that is capable of cutting through hard rock and soft rock. The cutting head is mounted on a boom and is powered by an electric motor. The boom is mounted on a crawler-type vehicle that is capable of moving through the tunnel. Roadheaders are used in a variety of mining operations, including coal, gold, copper, and iron ore. Roadheaders are becoming increasingly popular in the mining industry due to their ability to cut through hard rock and their ability to operate in confined spaces. They are also becoming more efficient and cost-effective, making them a viable option for many mining operations. Some of the companies in the Roadheader market include Sandvik, Caterpillar, Komatsu, and Atlas Copco. Show Less Read more