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Mine Site Technologies
25-27 Whiting St
Artarmon NSW 2064
Tel: 02 9437 4399
Fax: 02 9437 5688

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UNDERGROUND communications solution-provider Mine Site Technologies (MST) will be on stand 1039 at the 2006 Goldfields Mining Expo (GME) in Kalgoorlie 24 to 26 October.

The company will showcase a solution that allows many communication requirements to converge onto a single backbone, such as video, voice, and vehicle diagnostics.

The company’s technologies include taking a mine’s WLAN seamlessly underground, enabling a single communication infrastructure to provide a range of high data applications; an Integrated Communications Cap Lamp; an ultra-low frequency paging and emergency warning; a leaky feeder; a remote blast initiation system; and a tagging system for underground applications.

15-Aug-2006
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Mine site Technologies to launch repeater stations by mid-2008 (26-Oct-2007)
Though the technology has been proven as operable, there is still considerable industrial design to be undertaken to have the initial stage 1 repeater stations to be available as an intrinsically safe product. Mine site Technologies remain confident these repeater stations will be available by mid-2008.

ImPact Underground Communications Mine Site Technologies to show ImPact underground communications at AIMEX (15-Aug-2007)
Mine Site Technologies (NSW) will show a number of new technologies, including its ImPact underground digital communication network, ICCL cap lamp with radio and 802.11b RFID tag, and Proximity Detection System, on Stand 1825 during AIMEX 2007 – Asia Pacific’s International Mining Exhibition, to be held at Sydney’s Olympic Park from September 4 to 7, 2007.

ICCL cap lamps DeBeers' mine purchases Mine Site Technologies’ ICCL cap lamps (16-May-2007)
DeBeers' Snap Lake mine in northern Canada has purchased another 200 ICCL's from Mine Site Technologies complete with PED pager receiver for use by its underground miners.

Mine Site Technologies forms alliance with AeroScout (15-May-2007)
Mine Site Technologies and AeroScout have formed an alliance to provide AeroScout's world recognised Wi-Fi based active RFID technology into industrial applications such as oil and gas facilities, ports and mining.

VDV leaky feeder radio system Mine Site Technologies supplies Leaky Feeder Radio Systems to mines (14-May-2007)
Mine Site Technologies has supplied two VDV Leaky Feeder Radio systems to two mines from Volcan.

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