Technical deep dives, rock mechanics insights, and equipment selection guidance from Epiroc's application engineering team.
An FAQ-style guide covering Epiroc drill rigs, the ispace lunar excavator partnership, equipment purchasing tips, and common quality questions from a compliance inspector's view.
A procurement manager breaks down why finding Epiroc parts manuals and using the dealer locator is the first step to controlling total ownership costs, and how GFCI breakers and mini excavators fit into the bigger picture.
A procurement manager shares a practical story about managing costs, dealing with supplier quotes, and learning the hard way about hidden fees. Includes real talk about Epiroc parts manuals, dealer locators, and inverter generator selection.
A hands-on checklist for equipment managers and procurement teams to verify Epiroc rock breakers, drill rigs, and attachments before they hit the job site. Based on real-world quality inspection experience.
A practical, no-nonsense comparison of the Epiroc Boomer face drill rig and a Kubota skid steer for mining and construction. Written from the perspective of a procurement manager focused on total cost of ownership. Includes price, application, and suitability analysis.
A seasoned procurement manager breaks down the hidden costs behind upfront savings, using personal experience with equipment like Epiroc replacement radiators and industry tools.
A practical FAQ for mining and construction buyers comparing Epiroc hydraulic hammers, industrial tools, and attachments. A procurement manager breaks down the real costs of equipment, accessories, and service.
A quality manager’s take on the Epiroc & Ispace lunar excavator partnership and why it signals a shift in how we think about drilling equipment standards, transparency, and rugged reliability.
As a procurement manager who has tracked $180k in equipment spending over six years, I answer the real questions about Epiroc hydraulic hammer costs, TCO, and hidden fees.
A procurement manager's story about how focusing on TCO instead of the lowest price when buying Epiroc drill rigs and parts saved their operation thousands, with a surprising detour into avoiding a costly GFCI breaker mix-up.