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Extreme Torque Tools for Mining
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There are some advantages to using surface miners for hard-rock deposits such as iron ore or limestone when compared with alternative mining methods such as drilling and blasting.
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Surface mining machines are not just for soft rock such as coal and phosphate – they can also be used in hard rock applications. Ailbhe Goodbody investigates
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There are some advantages to using surface miners for hard-rock deposits such as iron ore or limestone when compared with alternative mining methods such as drilling and blasting.
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