Use a Dingo to do the Jobs That No One Wants to do by Hand

The compact size and power of the Dingo have obvious benefits for the mining industry. Over the years many Dingos have gone into mining, their main use being for cleaning debris from around conveyors & other structures both above ground and below ground.

Using attachments like the bucket and debris puller, the Dingo can do most of the heavy and often dangerous clean up work that previously could only be done by hand. The Debris Puller was originally called the Coal Puller, as the idea for the attachment came from the need to remove spilt coal from around conveyors. This attachment will reach under the conveyor and drag the debris clear ready to be scooped up with the bucket and tipped back into the conveyor. This is heavy work when done by hand and dangerous due to the risk of debris falling from the conveyor, not to mention wear & tear on your back. The debris puller does this job with little risk to the operator and no need to shut down the conveyor.

With years of experience in putting Dingos into mines, we understand that each mining situation has specific requirements regarding safety. Dingos can be modified to comply with exhaust/heat restrictions, spark prevention, exhaust emission restrictions and many other safety conditions. Contact us to discuss the particular safety requirements for your application.