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Iron ore

Hard rock and long hauls, every tyre accounted for.

Iron ore pits drill and blast hard rock, then haul it a long way to the plant. That makes metres drilled, haul loads and tyre wear the records that decide the cost per tonne.

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Iron ore: questions

Why give tyres their own records?
Hard, abrasive rock and long haul roads wear tyres quickly, and each one is a large cost. Tyres are tracked against their truck, so wear and cost show machine by machine.
Can we see drilling and blasting beside the haul?
Yes. Drill records hold the metres drilled, and each blast keeps its charge and its reconciliation. The loads hauled from the same block sit alongside.
Our pit runs machines from many manufacturers. Is that a problem?
One site can run more than 20 different OEMs. Diggy runs the whole mixed fleet in one system, so you see the whole operation.
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