Austin Engineering, a world leader in the design and manufacture of loading and transport solutions for the mining industry, will participate in Expomin 2025, one of the most important trade fairs in the sector in Latin America, to be held from April 21 to 25 in Santiago, Chile. With operations in the Americas, Asia and Oceania, and more than four decades of industrial experience, Austin Engineering arrives at this new edition of Expomin with a clear proposal: to maximize productivity and reduce operating costs through applied engineering. At its stand, the company will present its complete portfolio of specialized products, designed to overcome the operational challenges of modern mining. Among the main solutions that will be exhibited are its well-known hoppers for mining trucks, customized according to the type of operation, equipment and ore. These structures are distinguished by their light but resistant design, oriented to optimize the payload and extend the useful life of the equipment. High-performance buckets for excavators and front-end loaders will also be on display. Manufactured with high wear-resistant materials and specific configurations for different terrain conditions, Austin Engineering buckets offer proven improvements in efficiency and durability. In terms of maintenance and operational safety, the company will present its line of tire handlers, designed for safe and accurate handling of large tires on mining equipment. These systems reduce changeover times and increase safety standards on site. Finally, truck-mounted water tanks, essential for dust control on mining roads, will be highlighted. With robust designs and intelligent distribution systems, they contribute to cleaner, more efficient and sustainable operations. Austin Engineering’s presence at Expomin 2025 reaffirms its commitment to continuous innovation, operational excellence and collaborative work with its clients. Through solutions designed for real operating conditions, the company demonstrates why it is a strategic partner for mining today and in the future.