FLEETS

Sandvik releases revised robo-trucks

Decline capabilities added to Automine haulage suite.

Noel Dyson
A Sandvik TH663 running autonomously.

A Sandvik TH663 running autonomously.

The Sandvik TH551i and TH663i trucks, paired with Automine Trucking, can do away with the need for operators, adding four to eight hours a day that would otherwise be lost due to blast clearance. “By...

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