SAN DIEGO, CA, April 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) In a report in Energy Digital, Manroc's ground-breaking Alimak and narrow vein mining techniques prove to lead the industry in terms of safety and cost-effectiveness.
As the main Alimak mining company in the world, Manroc's innovative mining technologies hold a competitive advantage in the industry, resulting in a more efficient and cost-effect recovery of ore. Previously considered uneconomic and inaccessible, ore reserves have been made possible through safer, more effective means that not only reduce production costs, but increase production rates of Manroc's customers.
Manroc's innovative mining technologies hold a competitive advantage in the industry, resulting in a more efficient and cost-effect recovery of ore. Previously considered uneconomic and inaccessible, ore reserves have been made possible through safer, more effective means that not only reduce production costs, but increase production rates of Manroc's customers.
Additionally, safety and the environment are always taken into serious consideration. Within its shop, Manroc always trends "green," being involved in hydro-initiatives to reduce consumption, implementing waste oil procedures and taking action to reduce its overall carbon footprint.
Having established a strong reputation through the use of safe and efficient Alimak mining technologies, Manroc is revved up for what the future holds.
Read the article here: http://www.energydigital.com/
About Manroc Developments
Established in 1986, Manroc Developments is a world leader in Alimak LH narrow vein stope mining. Today, Manroc specializes not only in Alimak Raise Development, but also underground track/trackless development, long-hole stope production drilling and underground construction, working side by side with some of the largest mining companies in the world.
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Manroc Developments Remains a Leader in Innovating Approaches to Mining, in Energy Digital
In a report in Energy Digital, Manroc's ground-breaking Alimak and narrow vein mining techniques prove to lead the industry in terms of safety and cost-effectiveness.
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[Press-News.org] Manroc Developments Remains a Leader in Innovating Approaches to Mining, in Energy DigitalIn a report in Energy Digital, Manroc's ground-breaking Alimak and narrow vein mining techniques prove to lead the industry in terms of safety and cost-effectiveness.