Mining Truck & Fleet Equipment for Northern Ontario

Mining operations and contractors across Northern Ontario need truck bodies, trailers and vocational equipment matched to the material being moved, machinery being transported and conditions in which the fleet operates.

GINCOR Werx supplies dump bodies, live bottom trailers, equipment trailers, heavy-haul configurations, decks and related vocational equipment for mining and contractor fleets, with regional support in Greater Sudbury and Mattawa.

DISCUSS YOUR MINING FLEET REQUIREMENTS
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Start With the Mining Application

Start with the application, not a model or configuration.

Before selecting a truck body, trailer or other fleet equipment, define the complete operating requirement:

  • Material or machinery being carried
  • Required payload or equipment weight
  • Chassis and axle configuration
  • Equipment dimensions
  • Loading and unloading method
  • Haul routes, terrain and operating conditions
  • Hydraulic, control and accessory requirements
  • Maintenance and service requirements

These details help determine the appropriate equipment category and configuration before the final specification is developed.

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Dump Bodies for Mining & Material Hauling

Dump bodies are used throughout Northern Ontario mining and quarry operations to move aggregate, rock, soil and other bulk materials between work areas.

The right configuration depends on the material being hauled, required payload, chassis and axle configuration, loading method, dumping conditions and operating environment. Body construction, capacity and equipment options should be matched to the truck’s intended application rather than selected on capacity alone.

GINCOR Werx offers standard and custom dump-body configurations for mining, quarry, construction and other heavy-duty vocational applications.

Equipment & Heavy-Haul Trailers for Mining Operations

Moving excavators, loaders and other heavy equipment between mine sites, work areas and service locations requires a trailer matched to the machinery, loading method and towing vehicle.

GINCOR Werx offers equipment and heavy-haul trailer configurations including float, tag-along, step-deck, sliding-axle and specialized trailers for demanding vocational applications.

When selecting a trailer for mining operations, consider:

  • Machinery weight and overall dimensions
  • Loading method and site access
  • Towing vehicle and connection
  • Travel routes and operating conditions
  • Specialized deck, axle or configuration requirements

Explore our Northern Ontario heavy-haul and equipment trailer options to find the right configuration for your application.

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Live Bottom Trailers for Mining Operations

Northern Ontario mining operations may use live bottom trailers to move aggregate, sand, gravel and other bulk materials between pits, processing areas, stockpiles and work sites.

GINCOR Werx offers live bottom trailer configurations that unload without raising the trailer body. This can be an important consideration where overhead clearance, unloading conditions or site configuration make conventional dumping less practical.

Trailer capacity and configuration should be matched to the material, payload, tractor, haul route and operating conditions.

When specifying a live bottom trailer for mining applications, consider:

  • The material being hauled
  • Required payload and capacity
  • Loading and unloading conditions
  • Tractor and towing configuration
  • Haul distances and expected operating environment

Discuss Your Northern Ontario Mining Fleet Requirements

Need a dump body, live bottom trailer, equipment trailer, heavy-haul trailer or other fleet equipment for a mining application?

Tell us what the truck, trailer or equipment needs to do. If you have chassis information, equipment specifications, payload requirements or other project details, send those along as well.

Our team can review your operating requirements, help identify the appropriate equipment configuration and connect you with the right GINCOR Werx contact in Northern Ontario.

Fill out the form or call us at (800) 661-3775.

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Frequently Asked Questions

GINCOR Werx supplies vocational truck bodies, trailers and related fleet equipment for mining and contractor applications. Options include dump bodies, live bottom trailers, equipment trailers, heavy-haul trailers, decks and other specialized configurations.

Start with what the truck or trailer needs to do. Material type, payload, machinery dimensions, loading and unloading method, haul routes, terrain, chassis configuration and operating conditions can all affect the appropriate equipment choice.

Provide the chassis information along with your payload, application and equipment requirements. The GINCOR Werx team can review the details and help determine which body, equipment and configuration options are appropriate for the chassis and intended use.

GINCOR Werx offers equipment and heavy-haul trailer options including float, tag-along, step-deck, sliding-axle and specialized configurations. The appropriate trailer depends on the machinery being transported, its weight and dimensions, loading requirements, towing vehicle and operating conditions.

Live bottom trailers can be used to move aggregate, sand, gravel and other bulk materials. Because material is discharged without raising the trailer body, they may be useful where overhead clearance, unloading conditions or site configuration make conventional dumping less practical.

GINCOR Werx has regional support in Greater Sudbury and Mattawa. Send us your location, application and equipment requirements and we can direct your inquiry to the appropriate GINCOR Werx team.