SECTOR 02/Mines · quarries · smelters · mills

Keep the heavy iron running and the crew safe

Dust, heat, and round-the-clock shifts are hard on machines and harder on people. A Wendy unit is built to sit right in it — on the haul truck, at the crusher, along the conveyor — keeping watch so problems surface early and your crew stays clear of danger.

Built
for dust, heat, and vibration
Planned
repairs instead of surprise ones
On-site
nothing leaves your operation
ON YOUR SITE/Where it earns its keep

What it watches for you

A

Head off breakdowns on the big machines

Crushers, conveyors, and haul fleets wear in patterns. The unit catches the early signs of trouble so you fix it during planned downtime instead of losing a shift to it.

B

Keep people and machines apart

It watches the places where crews and heavy equipment cross paths and sounds off the moment someone is too close.

C

Stop the conveyor before it jams

A blockage, a torn belt, or a spill builds up before it stops the line. The unit flags it early so a quick clear-out saves you a long, costly one.

D

Hold up in the worst conditions

Grit, vibration, and swings in temperature don’t faze it. It’s made to stay on the job where the work is dirtiest.

BUILT TOUGH/Made to run where you run

No fuss. No feeds leaving site. No babysitting.

Made for the heat and the grit

Dust, vibration, and swings in temperature are what it’s built for. It stays on the job where conditions are worst.

Works with no signal

Remote wellhead or a mine with no bars? It keeps doing its job on its own and speaks up the moment it can.

Stays on your property

What it sees never leaves your site. No feeds shipped off, nothing shared, nothing sold.

Looks after itself — still in view

No minder needed: it runs on its own, day and night. And when there’s a signal, your control room can look in any time and see exactly what it sees.

Ready when you are

See it working on your site

Tell us about your mining & metals operation and what keeps you up at night. We’ll walk you through exactly how the unit would help — no pressure, no jargon.