Sandvik MF320 is a crawler-mounted borer miner designed to drive entries and headings and mine rooms as fast as haulage equipment can remove material to the main haulage. This full-face machine is specially engineered to cut and deliver material to the rear of the machine in a single continuous operation. It is an ideal choice for potash, trona, and salt mining.
Advantages
Long-lasting components for low cost of ownership and more uptime
Operates with high availability, resulting in low maintenance costs
Radio remote control available for better visibility and flexibility
On-board Sandvik roof bolting rigs ensure safe operation
Technical data
Dimension (L-W-H) - 12,400 x 5,100 x 3,150 mm
Cutting width - min 4,800 / max 5,100 mm
Cutting height - min 2,840 / max 3,150 mm
Profile area - 15 m2
Machine weight - ~160 t
Total installed power - 990 kW
Electric supply voltage - 3300 V /50 Hz
Due to more than 4 decades of experienced designing and manufacturing, Sandvik's MF320 Borer Miner is capable of cutting and delivering materials to its rear end in one non-stop operation. The boring-type, crawler-mounted full-face constant mining machine sports either a barrel-shaped or top drum cylindrical design, single-sided main control orientation, and on-board Sandvik roof bolting rigs. A top cutter drum, a proportionate load sensing hydraulic system, and a track lock mechanism are also part of the MF320 Borer Miner's primary set of features.
Rounding out the Sandvik MF320 Borer Miner's overall features are optional degasification drills, an optional remote control for the device, and an optional data recording system.