The new track mounted Lokotrack® range, called EC range, is designed and built on a unique new platform that Metso has been developing since 2020. The Lokotrack EC units feature a next-generation diesel-electric powerline. All process functions are electrically driven and controlled by automation to always perform at the optimal load level. The new Lokotrack will have a robust and distinctive design and it will feature the latest digital tools, making operating and maintaining the units easier than ever.
“The new Lokotrack EC range will be transformational for the mobile crushing and screening of aggregates. This new hybrid equipment with higher efficiency and lower emissions will also significantly contribute to Metso’s Planet Positive offering and the company’s commitment to reach its ambitious climate targets. The new range, along with its related parts and services, has been designed to address the evolving needs of the industry,” says Jarmo Vuorenpää, Director of the new Lokotrack offering at Metso.
In addition to launching the new Lokotrack EC range at the Lokolaunch event, Metso will present the latest advancements of crushing technology, utilization of digital tools, and parts and services designed to significantly enhance the customer’s operational efficiency and productivity throughout the entire lifecycle of their equipment.
“Lokolaunch 2024 is more than just an event for customers and other key stakeholders. It signifies a demonstration of our commitment to pushing the boundaries of innovation and sustainability for the aggregates industry. We are excited to gather the industry’s key players to celebrate this great milestone with us,” says Renaud Lapointe, Senior Vice President of Metso Products business line in the Aggregates business area.
The upcoming invitation-only launch event arranged at the Nokia Arena in Tampere, Finland, is the fourth under the Lokolaunch name, carrying a long industrial history with it. Lokolaunch has gained a reputation of being a unique Metso-organized customer event presenting new innovations. Manufacturing of crushing equipment began at Metso's Tampere factory in Finland, which was called Lokomo at the time, already a hundred years ago.
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