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Poland’s promise

Poland’s promise
Publishing Date
26 Feb 2010 3:01pm GMT
Issue/Supplement
MM Mar 2010
Author
Paul Moore

Processing  Loading & Hauling  Crushing & Conveying  Drilling & Blasting  


Paul Moore visited the Tychy operations of Sandvik Mining and Construction Poland, the company’s key underground mining hub in central Europe, which serves the significant coal and hard-rock mining industry in Poland and the Czech Republic

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