MacLean teams with Sika

MacLean Engineering has confirmed it and fellow firm Sika have formed a strategic collaboration aimed at delivering enhanced value to the underground mining and civil construction sectors.

The partnership, which teams up complementary strengths, will focus on aligning MacLean’s proven Shotcrete Spraying equipment and advanced technology offerings with Sika’s complementary product lines. Together, the two companies will explore new avenues for innovation, operational synergy, and market differentiation.

MacLean noted that, while it is a leading manufacturer of underground mining and tunneling equipment and is recognized for its innovations in mechanized ground support, utility vehicles, and shotcrete application systems, Sika is a global leader in construction chemicals and systems, known for its high-performance technologies in concrete, shotcrete accelerators, grouting and anchoring solutions.

“I’m very enthusiastic about this collaboration, the synergies between MacLean and Sika are very evident, by mutually integrating our joint expertise in mining, tunneling and environmental guidance, I’m quite sure this will have nothing but positive impacts on our shared and new customer base. Combining MacLean’s equipment and shotcrete expertise with Sika’s global chemical and construction prowess will be a game changer on a global scale,” said Jonathan Lavallee, who serves as MacLean product manager for Shotcrete Solutions.

Sika Mining Americas head Martin Hansson added: “I am thrilled to embark on this strategic collaboration. This partnership represents a powerful alignment of expertise – combining our advanced chemical technologies and innovative shotcrete solutions with MacLean’s industry-leading equipment and innovation in underground mining. Together, we are setting a new benchmark for integrated systems that enhance safety, efficiency, and sustainability in underground construction. We look forward to delivering exceptional value to our customers and driving progress in the mining and civil sectors worldwide.”

Source: MacLean Engineering

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