BME's high current detonator testing improves safety
BME is once again pushing the boundaries of safety with its world-class initiation system, bytesting the resistance of its AXXIS Titanium electronic delay detonators to high current AC voltages.
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BME is once again pushing the boundaries of safety with its world-class initiation system, bytesting the resistance of its AXXIS Titanium electronic delay detonators to high current AC voltages.
According to Tinus Brits, BME’s Global Product Manager for AXXIS, a positive tone at the recent Institute of Quarrying Southern Africa (IQSA) conference provided hope that the region’s economy is on the road to recovery. At the event, Omnia group company BME was showcasing its new AXXIS Silver d ...
Omnia Group company, BME, has completed another record-breaking blast using its latest generation AXXIS Titanium electronic detonation system.