Technical deep dives, rock mechanics insights, and equipment selection guidance from Epiroc's application engineering team.
A purchasing administrator's real-world story about verifying specifications for heavy equipment, including Epiroc parts and different truck classes.
Stop focusing only on the upfront price tag. This article compares low initial cost vs. low TCO approaches for mining equipment, with practical advice on calculating hidden costs based on real-world experience.
A procurement manager's honest take on why the lowest-priced hydraulic hammer often costs the most in the long run—and how to evaluate total cost of ownership for Epiroc equipment.
An office administrator shares a personal story about how a costly mistake with a GFCI breaker led to a better process for sourcing Epiroc drill rigs and hydraulic breakers.
Learn from a 6-year veteran about the specific pitfalls of buying an Epiroc Boomer face drill rig, including a price checklist that saved us $3,200. Covers mini excavator operations and hammer selection too.
A procurement manager's FAQ covering Epiroc mining equipment selection, total cost of ownership, common mistakes, and when to choose a drill rig vs. a breaker. Based on real-world experience managing orders for mine sites in India and Australia.
A cost controller shares how he evaluated Epiroc drill rigs vs. cheaper alternatives, learned from a Crewe tractor show and a Crane Club NYC meeting, and discovered what a 3/4 ton truck mentality misses about modern mining equipment.
As a quality inspector in mining equipment, I compare standard vs. rush delivery for Epiroc rock drills. Which option really saves you time and money? A no-nonsense breakdown with real-world examples.
A procurement manager breaks down the hidden costs of Epiroc parts online and attachments like buckets and compactors, and why quality matters for your brand.
A practical comparison of heron and crane for emergency parts delivery in mining and construction. Based on real rush order experience handling Epiroc tools and attachments.