Technical deep dives, rock mechanics insights, and equipment selection guidance from Epiroc's application engineering team.
A practical, step-by-step checklist for procurement and maintenance teams on ordering Epiroc parts online and verifying dealer locations. Includes common mistakes,real-world costs, and a warning about searching for 'bucket hats' and 'scrapers'.
A quality compliance manager's perspective on Epiroc drill rig specifications, inspection processes, and why hidden manufacturing deviations impact your operations more than you think — with real numbers and field experience.
A field perspective on total cost of ownership for the Epiroc D65 drill rig and breaker systems, based on real rush-order experience in Indian mining operations.
A procurement professional shares hard-learned lessons from 6 years of ordering Epiroc hydraulic breakers and parts, covering common mistakes, parts identification, and service boundaries.
A quality manager shares why focusing only on upfront cost for epiroc rock drills and drill rigs can lead to expensive long-term consequences. Learn the hidden costs and how total cost of ownership thinking saves money.
A pitfall-documented FAQ covering Epiroc surface drill rigs, the iSpace lunar excavator partnership, bucket hats, Mustang trucks, and air compressor basics—based on real mistakes and lessons learned.
A firsthand account of a costly mistake ordering Epiroc hammer parts, and the checklist-based process that now saves our team from repeating the same error.
A hands-on comparison of using genuine Epiroc spare parts vs. generic alternatives for drill rigs, compactors, mixers, and crane inspections — plus who should really inspect a crane.
Quality compliance manager with 4+ years in mining equipment shares real-world FAQs on Epiroc rock breakers, hydraulic hammers, and drilling rigs. Prevention-vs-cure mindset with actionable checklists.
A field-tested checklist from someone who learned the hard way: three costly mistakes when ordering drill rigs and rock breakers, and how to avoid them.