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When Does Mining Equipment Need Line Boring?
Line Boring

When Does Mining Equipment Need Line Boring?

Mining equipment needs line boring when pin and bush bores become worn, ovalised or misaligned — causing accelerated wear, loose linkages or impending failure.

NLC Engineering 30 September 2026

Mining equipment operates under extreme loads, and the pin and bush bores at its pivot points wear over time. Common signs that equipment needs line boring include ovalised or elongated bores, loose or sloppy linkages, accelerated pin and bush wear, uneven wear patterns, and bores that no longer meet specification.

When these symptoms appear, leaving the bore unrepaired risks accelerated wear of mating components and potentially serious structural damage. Line boring restores the bore to specification, often on site, returning the component to service without the cost and delay of full replacement.

NLC Engineering carries out mobile line boring across Western Australia with 6 mobile units, prioritising on-site repair to minimise dismantling, transport and downtime. If you suspect worn bores on your equipment, an assessment can determine whether line boring is the right solution.

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