Five Sets of Tracked Stackers for Laos

A customer in Laos purchased five sets of tracked mobile stockpilers TS130 for mine stacking. The equipment passed inspection and was dispatched to the customer site.

Mine Stacking Need

The Laos operation needed several stockpilers working in parallel to keep pace with mine output and build multiple segregated piles. A single machine could not cover the required area or throughput.

They opted for the TS130 because its design features support long, continuous duty and simple on-site operation.

SANTO Configuration

SANTO supplied five TS130 tracked mobile stockpilers, each with a highly efficient hydraulic drive offering variable belt speed, low fuel consumption, adjustable feed height and variable discharge height.

All five units were inspected before shipment, confirming build and safety checks, then sent to the mine site for deployment.

Delivered Benefits

The fleet gives the operator redundant, movable stacking capacity that follows the working face. Low fuel use and simple hydraulics keep operating cost predictable.

The tracked stockpiler family is detailed further in our product and mining pages.

• Five TS130 units for parallel mine stacking
• Hydraulic drive with variable belt speed
• Low fuel consumption and adjustable heights
• Full inspection before dispatch to site

Project Highlights

• Five-unit TS130 fleet for mine stacking
• Efficient hydraulic drive, low fuel use
• Adjustable feed and discharge heights
• Pre-shipment inspection completed

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main TS130 features?

The TS130 offers an efficient hydraulic drive, variable belt speed, low fuel consumption, and adjustable feed and discharge heights for flexible mine stacking.

Why five units instead of one larger machine?

Multiple stockpilers provide redundancy and let the operator build several piles at once while following different parts of an advancing working face.