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Hyundai excavator deployment yields fuel savings at Ravenhead Quarry

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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What happened

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Booth Ventures utilized a Next Generation Hyundai HX360L crawler excavator at its Ravenhead Quarry. This 36-tonne machine replaced a larger model, resulting in major fuel savings without a drop in productivity. Stuart Andrews, Booth Ventures’ Fleet and Plant Manager, reported up to a 7% fuel saving compared to the older HX330 model.

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Why it matters

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The deployment of the high-efficiency Hyundai HX360L demonstrates operational improvements within the aggregate production industry. These efficiency gains, such as reduced fuel consumption, influence the cost structure of quarry operations.

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Who's involved

  • HyundaiManufacturer of the Next Generation Hyundai HX360L excavator.
  • Stuart AndrewsFleet and Plant Manager who reported the operational efficiency and fuel savings.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • HD Hyundai Heavy IndustriesSpeculative

    HD Hyundai Heavy Industries might see increased demand for industrial machinery based on operational successes like this.

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