Making the link

Cables play an important but often overlooked role in the mining sector. Stefan Lottkus, market segment director for mining at Nexans, discusses some of the solutions available to ensure efficient and reliable transmission of power and data

25 September 2012
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Cables represent the only practical means of transmitting power, data and control signals in mining operations – in particular for mobile electric machinery.

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