Caterpillar’s range of mining tech solutions at IMME 2022
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Caterpillar’s range of mining tech solutions at IMME 2022

Caterpillar showcased its latest advancements in technology at the International Mining & Machinery Exhibition (IMME 2022) at Eco Park Rajarhat, Kolkata. As a principal sponsor of the event, Caterpillar along with its dealers – GMMCO and Gainwell – aims to understand the emerging trends in the industry in terms of innovation in products and services, and to strengthen their relationships with customers.

The four-day expo celebrated Caterpillar’s commitment to its customers with the theme, “Together, We’re Mining Better.”

“We are pleased to be a part of this exhibition. At Caterpillar, we believe in developing products and services that offer the best solutions to our customers. Through our advanced technologies and machinery, we help our customers achieve their climate-related objectives,” says Karthik Bala, Mining Regional Manager, Resource Industries (RI).

The stalls located in Hangar B (stalls 158 and 159) had a dedicated technology lounge and the exhibit featured a broad range of virtual product displays and technology demonstration simulators. The exhibit was grouped under three areas: Safety, technology, and performance improvement.

The productivity benefits delivered by MineStar are extensive and comprehensive. MineStar solutions help to improve the efficiency of overall operation — assigning fleets and operators, managing material movement, optimising payload, and minimising repair costs. One can further optimise operations with MineStar automation technologies — a productivity game-changer.

The event showcased the latest and diverse range of mining machinery, equipment, advanced technology solutions, services, and suppliers from India and abroad.

Caterpillar showcased its latest advancements in technology at the International Mining & Machinery Exhibition (IMME 2022) at Eco Park Rajarhat, Kolkata. As a principal sponsor of the event, Caterpillar along with its dealers – GMMCO and Gainwell – aims to understand the emerging trends in the industry in terms of innovation in products and services, and to strengthen their relationships with customers. The four-day expo celebrated Caterpillar’s commitment to its customers with the theme, “Together, We’re Mining Better.” “We are pleased to be a part of this exhibition. At Caterpillar, we believe in developing products and services that offer the best solutions to our customers. Through our advanced technologies and machinery, we help our customers achieve their climate-related objectives,” says Karthik Bala, Mining Regional Manager, Resource Industries (RI). The stalls located in Hangar B (stalls 158 and 159) had a dedicated technology lounge and the exhibit featured a broad range of virtual product displays and technology demonstration simulators. The exhibit was grouped under three areas: Safety, technology, and performance improvement. The productivity benefits delivered by MineStar are extensive and comprehensive. MineStar solutions help to improve the efficiency of overall operation — assigning fleets and operators, managing material movement, optimising payload, and minimising repair costs. One can further optimise operations with MineStar automation technologies — a productivity game-changer. The event showcased the latest and diverse range of mining machinery, equipment, advanced technology solutions, services, and suppliers from India and abroad.

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