Epiroc Released Updated Scooptram ST10 P Loader
The upgraded underground loader features enhanced hydraulic capacity and new safety compliance features.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Robotics
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Epiroc has released the updated Scooptram ST10 P underground loader. This new version includes a stronger design to meet international safety and European Union environmental standards.
Why it matters
The upgrade addresses customer demand for improved truck-loading performance and cleaner operation. These design changes ensure the equipment complies with both ISO 19296 safety requirements and strict Stage V engine emission mandates.
The loader features a 10 tonne lifting capacity and a 5% increase in hydraulic breakout force. It includes a Programmable Logic Controller with self-diagnostics and an advanced after-treatment system to lower emissions.
The players
Epiroc
Epiroc is a global productivity partner for the mining and infrastructure industries that provides specialized equipment and services.
The details
The machine now includes a high-lift option as a standard feature across all units. Additionally, an improved input/output interface provides fault protection, and the system supports line-of-sight remote control for hazardous environments.
Timeline
October 14, 2026: Epiroc announced the Scooptram ST10 P loader upgrade.
The Tech Race
The transition to the Scooptram ST10 P reflects a broader industry shift toward integrating sophisticated safety protocols like ISO 19296 into heavy mining equipment. This move positions Epiroc to remain competitive in markets with tightening emissions and safety regulations.
Mine operators can expect improved truck-loading performance and more reliable diagnostic data via the new PLC interface. The standard high-lift configuration and remote operation capabilities also offer more flexibility for diverse underground work environments.
The takeaway
The Scooptram ST10 P upgrade highlights how standardizing high-lift features and advanced diagnostics can improve site productivity while meeting safety compliance mandates. Operators should review their existing fleet's safety documentation to determine if these new compliance features require updated training protocols.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by International Mining.
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