UTILITY VEHICLES
RIGID FRAME
LDUV RF
The light-duty utility vehicle is built as a mining vehicle with heavy-duty industrial components that are designed to operate under tough underground mining conditions. There is a variation of load body options; typically 1.5 to 2 tons payload.
The light-duty utility vehicle is built as a mining vehicle with heavy-duty industrial components that are designed to operate under tough underground mining conditions. There is a variation of load body options; typically 1.5 to 2 tons payload.
LDUV RF
Light-Duty Utility Vehicle
The light-duty utility vehicle is built as a mining vehicle with heavy-duty industrial components that are designed to operate under tough underground mining conditions. There is a variation of load body options; typically 1.5 to 2 tons payload.
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TRANSPORT SYSTEMS
LDUV RF (Light Duty Utility Vehicle)
MDUV RF (Medium Duty Utility Vehicle)
HDUV RF (Heavy Duty Utility Vehicle)
Cassette Carrier (MPV)
Articulated Utility Vehicle (8 Ton)
Articulated Utility Vehicle (12 Ton)
Hauler (Mining Tractor)
HAULAGE ROM
Articulated Dump Truck (ADT) – 12 & 15 Ton
ROAD BUILDING
Articulated Utility Vehicle (8 Ton)
Bottom-Dumper
Watercar (6,000lt)
Articulated Utility Vehicle (12 Ton)
Watercar (10,000lt)
Compactor
Grader
SCALING & BREAKING
Scaler
Rock Breaker
STONE DUST & BULK STORAGE
Stone dust Machines (Various)
Bulk Stonedust Storage (Silo’s)
AUXILLIARY EQUIPMENT
Articulated Utility Vehicle (8 Ton)
Maintenance & Lubrication Unit
Scissors Lift
Crane Unit (7,6ton.m / 13 ton/m)
Articulated Utility Vehicle (12 Ton)
Agicar
Pipe Installer
Telehandler
Various Trailers
Cable Reeler
ABOUT US
Bird Machines is an industry leader in the South African mining sector. Our focus areas include the design, manufacturing, and servicing of trackless underground mining machines.
PRODUCT RANGE
Our machinery ranges from light duty to heavy duty utility vehicles as well as an array of special purpose vehicles.
HEAD OFFICE:
Corner of Smuts & Basson Streets,
Rocky Drift, Nelspruit, 1240,
South Africa.