THE world’s largest mining trade show MINExpo is over for another four years, with miners and suppliers making their way home after an eventful week in Las Vegas. <i>International Longwall News</i> was out and about capturing the faces of MINExpo.
Bucyrus’ Ulrich Paschedag, Al Hefferan and Keith O’Neil with one of the 163 two-metre shields headed for Arch Coal’s West Elk mine.
A miner tries his luck on 5DT’s simulation training at MINExpo.
Titan’s Peter Rosa and Gareth Jones at their stand during MINExpo this week.
(l-r) Ryco Hydraulics’ Daniel Santa Maria, Mark Ferraro and Tom Verbage at MINExpo.
(l-r) Bucyrus’ Al Hefferan and Ulrich Paschedag with the company’s new high powered plow.
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