Mining Trucks

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Power Train
The power train or drive system in mining vehicles consists of an engine and a network of components that deliver power to the wheels. Engines and drive components can have a variety of configurations and sealing solutions, which are designed to meet the unique requirements of each application and equipment. Seals prevent contamination, protect components and keep lubricants inside the system.
Cylinders & Actuators
Cylinders and actuators play crucial roles in mining equipment operation. They allow equipment to lift and move heavy loads and seals enable maximum performance and smooth operation.
Valves & Pumps
Pumps and valves are a vital components in hydraulic systems and they come in a range of different sizes, depending on the demands of the equipment. Pumps generate flow of hydraulic fluids, while pumps direct and control the flow. Seals prevent leakage of fluids under harsh conditions and high pressures.

Power Train

The power train is formed by the mining truck’s engine, which generates power and delivers it to the drivetrain, transferring power from the engine to the wheels.

Engines can have a variety of configurations and sealing solutions designed to meet the unique requirements of each application. Rotary seals keep oil and grease within the system, while static seals and custom-molded parts prevent ingress of dirt and debris.

Drivetrain components perform a vital function, transferring power from the engine to the wheels. Heavy-duty rotary seals, engineered-molded parts and high-performance static seals, keep the mining truck operating efficiently. They prevent contamination by mud, dirt and water, protecting components from abrasion and keeping lubricants inside the system.

Cylinders & Actuators

Within hydraulic and pneumatic systems, cylinders and actuators play a critical part. It’s important that sealing systems within them help achieve maximum performance, over a long operating cycle without leakage.

>> Learn more about hydraulic cylinder sealing

Valves & Pumps

Pumps are in place to generate flow in hydraulic systems, which is then directed and controlled by valves. The resulting force operates the hydraulic components within the vehicle itself, as well as any cylinders on the attachments.

To maximize efficiency for the operator, valves and pumps must operate precisely. External media needs to be excluded and time between planned maintenance extended.