off highway machines
Joachim Grunwald
Product Manager Mobile Coolers KTR Germany
There can be few industrial sectors across the globe which come with such formidable requirements as mining. In order to drill tunnels into solid mountain rock to facilitate new transport routes or exploit underground mineral deposits, both human beings and technology need to deliver impressive peak performance. And frequently under difficult and dangerous conditions.
Transport logistics often become enormous challenges with large-scale projects, such as realising kilometre-long train or car tunnel tubes. Skilled workers and a broad spectrum of items need to be safely brought to and from respective locations, often over long distances and varying types of substrata. This is exactly where the Hermann Paus Maschinenfabrik company comes into play, fulfilling corresponding needs by developing and manufacturing suitable vehicles. "Each one is always individually tailored for a specific use, because every mining and tunnelling project is different," says project manager Lars Hauschild at Paus.
There can be few industrial sectors across the globe which come with such formidable requirements as mining. In order to drill tunnels into solid mountain rock to facilitate new transport routes or exploit underground mineral deposits, both human beings and technology need to deliver impressive peak performance. And frequently under difficult and dangerous conditions. Transport logistics often become enormous challenges with large-scale projects, such as realising kilometre-long train or car tunnel tubes. Skilled workers and a broad spectrum of items need to be safely brought to and from respective locations, often over long distances and varying types of substrata. This is exactly where the Hermann Paus Maschinenfabrik company comes into play, fulfilling corresponding needs by developing and manufacturing suitable vehicles. "Each one is always individually tailored for a specific use, because every mining and tunnelling project is different," says project manager Lars Hauschild at Paus.