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Back to Burnie for Elphinstone

TASMANIAN mining equipment supplier and Caterpillar original equipment manufacturer Elphinstone is making a comeback, heading to its original home base of Burnie in Tasmania as it readies to drive its specialised underground mining support vehicles back into the global underground mining scene.

Karma Barndon
Elphinstone showing off its wares on the Gold Coast at the AusIMM Underground Operators Conference last week.

Elphinstone showing off its wares on the Gold Coast at the AusIMM Underground Operators Conference last week.

Existing Elphinstone Group business Haulmax will take back the company name and Burnie-based underground equipment manufacturer Specialised Vehicle Solutions – a company founded in 2009 by two ex-Elphinstone...

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