Epiroc insights are written for teams comparing drilling equipment, automation pilots, predictive service models, and lower-emission operating strategies.
Most mining ops focus on uptime. But a hidden drift in fragmentation consistency is quietly bleeding budgets. I learned this the hard way managing Epiroc fleet orders for 4 years.
Read MoreA quality manager's perspective on when to invest in rigorous inspection for Epiroc drilling rigs, pulverizers, and automation solutions—and when to trust the process.
Read MoreAs a procurement manager in mining, I thought I could cut costs by switching drill rig vendors. I was wrong. Here’s what happened—and what I now check before every equipment order.
Read MoreA first-person account from an administrative buyer who needed an Epiroc rock breaker for a mining site near Milwaukee. The story covers dealer selection, a tough comparison with Hercules equipment, and the lessons learned about evaluating service support.
Read MoreA procurement manager shares how tracking hidden costs over 6 years led to choosing Epiroc for mining equipment in Sacramento, with support from the Singapore branch.
Read MoreAn emergency response veteran from Epiroc explains why TCO matters more than unit price – with real examples from the underground. Includes lessons on drift planning, service costs, and the hidden price of cheap hardware.
Read MoreFrom procurement perspective: why suppliers who admit their limits are more trustworthy than those promising everything.
Read MoreA practical, step-by-step checklist for mining and construction professionals to evaluate surface drilling rigs before purchase, based on quality and compliance insights from Epiroc.
Read MoreA procurement manager's perspective on evaluating total cost of ownership for mining equipment, including a case study from Cherlapally operations and a correction of common market misconceptions.
Read MoreWhen a Pit Viper drills down and a MB750 hammer quits, every second costs thousands. An emergency specialist shares why the reflex to diagnose first, then order, is costing mines more than they think.
Read MoreShare the operating context so Epiroc can respond with useful equipment, automation, service, or sustainability guidance.