Qld mines testing Nautitech maingate safety solution

TWO Queensland underground coal mines are testing the Nautitech solution that offers triggered lighting to mitigate hazardous situations along the longwall while the shearer is in operation.

Qld mines testing Nautitech maingate safety solution

The Nautitech solution can be fully automated using intrinsically safe output from the distribution control box.

27 April 2018
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