Mining and materials.
Told before the belt backs up.
Track conveyors, weigh bins, crusher drives, scales and front loaders in real time. When a belt slows or a hopper runs empty, the shift lead gets the reading by push, email and inbox.
From the pit to the phone
Field equipment reports to a gateway on your own network. The gateway publishes to Logable over an encrypted link. Rules run in the cloud and the alert goes out by phone.
- Overland conveyorBelt speed · Totaliser
- 4-20 mA · Pulse
- Plant PLCLogic · I/O
- Modbus RTU
- GatewayThird-party · Polls · Publishes
- MQTT, encrypted
- Logable CloudIngest · Rules · Alerts
- Push · Live
- PhonePush · Acknowledge
Word reaches the shift lead first.
Overland conveyor 4 stops moving material at 03:17. The shift lead gets the reading before trucks start queuing at the tip.
- The shift lead knows before the tip doesPush, email and the inbox, the moment belt speed drops under 0.1 m/s.
- A shift change never drops itIf the belt is still stopped after 15 minutes, the next role on the list is told.
- One alert for one stoppageNot one for every minute the belt stays down, and one more when it runs again.
The belt does not wait for the day shift.
Neither does Logable. The reading reaches whoever is on shift, day or night.
Every machine on site, watched the same way
Conveyors, weigh bins, motors, scales and loaders. Each device type comes with the metrics and the alerts it needs.
A stopped belt does not wait to be found.
Belt scale throughput and totalised tonnage for every conveyor moving material across the site.
A full bin never runs over unseen.
Batch weight, gate state and two totalisers for dosing and blending bins.
A crusher drive tells you before it seizes.
Speed, power draw and temperature for the drives on crushers, screens and conveyors.
Every truck is weighed on the way out.
Weight, a stability flag and calibration status for truck weighing and dispatch.
A loader that is low on fuel says so.
Payload, cycle count, engine hours and fuel level for the mobile fleet.
Frequently asked questions
Logable supports conveyor belts (speed, throughput, totals), weigh bins (batch weight, state), motors (RPM, power, temperature), industrial scales (truck weighing, material intake), and front loaders (payload, cycle counts, engine hours, fuel level). These cover the core equipment in most mining and materials handling operations.
Yes. The belt scale (also called a belt weigher) on each conveyor totalises cumulative tonnage in real-time. Scale measurements capture intake and dispatch weights. You can build dashboards that show total material moved across your entire operation, with the ability to drill down to individual equipment.
Motor monitoring tracks RPM, power draw, and temperature continuously. By setting rate-of-change alerts on temperature and power, you can detect abnormal patterns, such as gradual bearing degradation or sudden power spikes, and schedule maintenance before a catastrophic failure occurs.
Yes. Logable supports multiple organizations from a single account. Each mine site or plant can have its own devices, dashboards, and team members with role-based access control. Supervisors can switch between sites instantly.
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Start with the belt that backs up the most.
Connect it today. The shift lead hears about the next stoppage before the trucks start queuing.